VPAS biogas decarbonization explosion-proof motor
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I am a novice doing experiments for my graduation project. I would like to ask you all. During the biogas decarbonization and purification process, when using the VPSA method to regenerate the adsorbent, is it necessary to choose an explosion-proof motor for the vacuum pump? Take about 0.5 liters of biogas for each test. Urgent! ! ! ! ! !
The design must choose an explosion-proof motor, but of course the actual situation is another matter.
May I ask what adsorbent the poster uses? I have a newly developed one.
This is necessary. The purity of methane after decarbonization and purification of biogas will reach more than 90%. Methane is flammable and explosive. In order to prevent the danger of explosion when the motor leaks during work, it is necessary to choose an explosion-proof motor. After all, safety comes first!
13X and Y zeolite molecular sieves, silica gel and coating liquid with specific surface area of about 700m3/g and 300m3/g
Thank you for your guidance. Since my undergraduate major is mechanical and I have only been exposed to VPSA for a short time, there are many things about VPSA that I don’t understand. I would like to ask, is there anything I need to pay attention to when doing experiments?
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