Some people suggest that only a dry gas buffer tank should be installed in the hydrogen production unit. . .
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Some people suggest that only a dry gas buffer tank should be installed in the hydrogen production unit. . . It makes sense when you think about it. As long as the amount is sufficient, wouldn't it be enough to just set the pressure control? . . . What do you think?
Is the poster talking about PSA exhaust? If the PSA exhaust gas is equipped with a buffer tank, the pressure control should be low and cannot affect the pressure of the analytical gas tank.
Yes, it is possible, but it is not as stable as a gas cabinet and can provide a buffer time for hydrogen production in case of lack of gas. . . :lol
If the PSA exhaust gas is only used as fuel, there is no need to enter the air cabinet. It can be directly fed into the heating furnace after the pressure is stabilized. The control circuit designed now is very good, the pressure is very stable, and the burner can also meet the requirements.
It is better to install a gas tank for hydrogen production than to design a buffer tank. . . The entire plant is equipped with gas holders for recycled gas. . . :lol
It is possible if dry gas is used as raw material. It plays the role of liquid separation and voltage stabilization.