Is heating required in the PSA nitrogen generation units and natural gas liquefaction plant buildings?
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Is heating required in the PSA nitrogen generation units and natural gas liquefaction plant buildings? In the north, temperatures are lower in winter.
It generally depends on the location where it is used. If the outdoor temperature is low and the machine in question has lubricants or similar substances, it’s advisable to provide heating. We’re not experts in this area, but it seems that a one-size-fits-all approach isn’t appropriate. We look forward to more professional answers
I. In the air compressor room of the nitrogen production system, although the temperature is acceptable, heating is still necessary to prevent the pipes and floors from freezing in case of shutdowns or other issues. II. Needless to say, heating in the refrigeration compressor plant is even more important.