At the outlet of a diaphragm compressor, can the outlet buffer tank be replaced by increasing the diameter of the outlet pipeline?

2018-05-04View Original

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At the outlet of a diaphragm compressor, can the outlet buffer tank be replaced by increasing the diameter of the outlet pipeline?

Reply #22018-05-04

Now, the design team believes that the outlet pressure is too high, and they want to eliminate the buffer tank by increasing the diameter of the pipelines

Reply #32021-05-07

I don’t think so; I’ll check it and let you know later

Reply #42021-05-10

Based on the volume of gas and pressure level required for production, determine whether a buffer tank is needed. In operating conditions that require a continuous supply, a buffer tank still needs to be installed as a backup in case of equipment switching or failures

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