Help with the carburetor
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Seek technical specifications for air separation, air-bath vaporizers, and water-bath vaporizers. Or you can tell me the name of the carburetor manufacturer; it would be best if there is a technical agreement as well. Thank you, everyone
This post was last edited by CHANGBAISHI on 2020-5-25 07:43. Just follow the device instructions; the water bath type takes up less space, has a simple structure, and is cost-effective. However, due to the occurrence of the \"air hammer\" phenomenon, it can lead to leaks in the heat exchange tubes, posing a certain risk; moreover, it is also restricted by steam pressure, so it is best not to use it. The air bath type occupies a large area, but it has a high safety factor. When installing, increase the height above the ground as much as possible. For high pressure and low flow rates, an air bath type is the best; although there are also very large water bath types, the air bath type remains the preferred choice. You can search for many options of this thing online; just pick one at random. For reference.
Thank you. I’m looking for a template for a technical agreement. Do you know any manufacturers of carburetors? I can get in touch with them as well; I need a template for a technical agreement.
Enter the term “liquid oxygen vaporizer” on Baidu, and there are many manufacturers. Once in contact, nothing else is a problem. Those used for high-pressure filling are small in size, while those for low-pressure filling require multiple units combined together. I’m not sure what your requirements are. For reference.
There are quite a few liquid ammonia vaporizers; just do a search