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Regarding line speed

2009-04-03View Original

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What is the typical linear velocity of dry gas within the unit (taking catalytic dry gas as an example), and what factors are primarily taken into consideration? What is the typical linear velocity of hydrogen gas inside the device? Should the line speed be determined in accordance with the design specifications for hydrogen-oxygen stations?
Reply #22009-04-04
The linear velocity for all flammable gases is determined based on safety considerations; too high a linear velocity can lead to the generation of static electricity, posing safety risks.

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