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Regarding the issue of gas filling

2017-04-25View Original

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The unit produces inert gases, which are stored in 3 high-pressure tanks. Before filling the cylinders, the gases are forced into them using the pressure within the tanks themselves; only afterward is compression by a compressor used to fill the cylinders. What is the reason for doing this? Can’t the compressor be used right from the start? I seek answers from the teachers
Reply #22017-04-25
I’ve never seen it used this way; in our facility, membrane compressors are used to increase gas pressure from low to high, with the gas then stored in cylinders.:)
Reply #32017-04-25
First, the gas is stored in a high-pressure tank; when it needs to be transported, it is then pumped into steel cylinders using a membrane compressor.
Reply #42017-04-25
Yes, the gas can be compressed from low pressure to high pressure and stored in a steel cylinder. It can also be stored in a high-pressure tank and then filled as sales occur.

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