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Difference between hydrogen sealing and nitrogen sealing

2020-09-30View Original

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Which media are stored in containers and require hydrogen sealing, while which ones need nitrogen sealing? In the case of UOP’s isomerization process, some tanks for storing tetrachloroethylene use nitrogen sealing while others use hydrogen sealing
Reply #22020-10-01
It is generally sealed with an inert gas. I’ve never seen hydrogen sealing; of course, the original poster asked this because it might be used in some special situations. Please, the original poster, share it too
Reply #32020-10-01
Haha, another old member has returned;P
Reply #42020-10-02
We have hydrogen sealing here, because the quality of hydrogen is higher than that of nitrogen.

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