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Can the hydrogen pump be replaced by a Luozhi blower?

2008-02-22View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:29 Whether the hydrogen pump can be replaced by a Luozhi blower, and whether there are any safety hazards in doing so#, , &
Reply #22008-02-22
It is best not to use a Roots blower. Consider the removal of compression heat.
Reply #32008-02-22
Most of them use liquid ring compressors, but I have seen some using Roots blowers.
Reply #42008-02-22
One of the projects I once handled was using a Roots blower designed by Tianchen for foreign small projects. The machine is very simple to start and stop.
Reply #52008-02-23
I would like to ask the person above which manufacturer produced the Roots blower you are dealing with. Thank you.
Reply #62008-02-23
It should be possible. The semi-water gas for ammonia synthesis is preliminarily compressed and transported by a Roots blower when it comes out of the gas cabinet.
Reply #72008-02-23
Can. It seems that the delivery pressure of Roots blower is not as high as that of liquid ring compressor, and it is rarely useful in new projects at present. There are many small chemical machinery factories in China that can produce Roots blowers.
Reply #82008-02-23
Can. It seems that the delivery pressure of Roots blower is not as high as that of liquid ring compressor, and it is rarely useful in new projects at present. There are many small chemical machinery factories in China that can produce Roots blowers.
Reply #92008-02-24
No problem, our unit has always used it this way.
Reply #102008-02-24
Theoretically speaking, the Roots blower has low pressure requirements in the hydrogen transportation process and can be used (it is also useful in China), and the equipment investment and power consumption are lower than that of the liquid ring type. However, the biggest problem is that hydrogen is a flammable and explosive gas. There is a temperature rise during the compression process of the Roots blower, which poses a great safety hazard. Don't be afraid of 10,000, just be afraid of the unexpected. . . . hehe
Reply #112008-02-25
Thank you all upstairs. I would also like to ask whether the water in it will affect the operation of the Roots blower.
Reply #122008-02-26
It seems that Nantong Jiangshan Co., Ltd. has been using Rhodes blowers.
Reply #132008-02-29
It can be used, but the output pressure is lower. Ours is a Rhodes blower.

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