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Discussion on the condition of the carburetor and buffer tank

2020-11-03View Original

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Liquid carbon dioxide enters the buffer tank via a vaporizer, and from there it moves on to the plant area. Should the buffer tank be placed near the plant or near the vaporizer? Being close to the vaporizer allows for better regulation of the pressure after vaporization, preventing liquid phase and impurities from entering subsequent stages ; Placing it in the equipment area helps to stabilize the gas pressure there. Would it be better to install two buffer tanks? What are your thoughts, fellow sailors?
Reply #22020-11-04
The buffer tank for gaseous media is used to stabilize pressure, ensuring a stable pressure of the gaseous carbon dioxide being transported. I think it’s better to place it on the side close to the carburetor.
Reply #32020-11-04
If the device is placed too far away from the vaporizers, two vaporizers are required to ensure a stable supply.

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