Calculation of the air delivery volume of nitrogen-hydrogen compressors

2008-02-26View Original

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Compressor suction conditions: pressure 0.025 Mpa, temperature 35°C, capacity 5 tons per hour. Air delivery volume: 3350X5X308/273/1.25 = 15118 m3/h, or 252 m3/min. Is this calculation correct? Please give me some advice

Reply #22008-02-27

Thank you. Also, if the air intake volume of a compressor when it is in suction mode is 50 m3/min, then the total air intake volume for 4 such compressors would be 200 m3/min, right?

Reply #32008-02-27

Yes. A compressor with a capacity of 250 m3/min cannot actually achieve an ammonia production rate of 5 tons per hour; it can only reach 4–4.5 tons per hour.

Reply #42008-02-27

Thank you to the friend above; I was just giving an example

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