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The polypropylene Pk301 compressor has propylene for filling and washing; which part of the Pk301 is used for this purpose? .

2024-04-11View Original

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1: The polypropylene Pk301 compressor uses propylene for filling and cleaning; which part of the Pk301 is used for this purpose? 2: Nitrogen is used for pressurization and displacement – why cannot the pressure applied exceed 4 kilograms?
Reply #22024-04-11
1. Regarding the issue of filling and flushing polypropylene in Pk301 compressors, such operations usually involve the compressor’s sealing system or pressure control system. The specific areas for charging and flushing may be the compressor’s air inlet or the compression chamber; these two areas are the most critical for the charging and flushing of propylene. 2. The reason why the pressure should not exceed 4 kilograms during nitrogen purging is mainly to ensure the safety and integrity of the equipment. If the nitrogen pressure exceeds this limit, it may cause the sealed components of the equipment, such as valves and seals, to be subjected to excessive pressure, resulting in damage or failure. This pressure limit is set based on the safe pressure range defined by the device design. .

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