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What is a gauge air tank? What is a process gas holder?

2011-06-30View Original

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What is a gauge air tank? What is a process gas holder? What are the characteristics and requirements?
Reply #22011-06-30
Hello, the air tank you are referring to is probably the air compression buffer tank, that is, the process air compression buffer tank and the instrument air compression buffer tank
Reply #32011-07-01
Generally, instrument air has higher requirements than ordinary process air: it requires a lower dew point and stricter specifications regarding particles. Therefore, to convert process air into instrument air, it is necessary to reduce pressure, remove dust, moisture, and oil.
Reply #42011-07-01
Use an oil-free compressor + low-temperature dehumidifier + buffer tank + filter
Reply #52011-07-04
There is a buffer tank at the outlet for instrument air, as well as a buffer tank at the outlet for plant air. Behind the buffer tank for instrument air, there are water absorption towers and adsorption towers that remove moisture, oil, and dust from the compressed air, resulting in instrument-grade air~

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