What is the role of a liquid separator tank at the outlet of the circulating hydrogen compressor of the hydrogenation unit?

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As title: What is the role of a liquid separator tank at the outlet of the circulating hydrogen compressor of the hydrogenation unit?

Reply #22009-08-20

I don't know whether part of the hydrogen gas will be condensed under high pressure after passing through the compressor, so that it can be separated through the liquid separation tank to prevent water hammer caused by the presence of liquid. I'm guessing.

Reply #32009-08-20

2# * e * enin Some domestic hydrogenation units are equipped with a liquid separation tank after the circulating hydrogen compressor, but some are not. Generally speaking, reciprocating compressors have an interstage liquid separation tank between the poles to prevent water hammer. However, circulating hydrogen compressors are basically turbine-type steam turbines and do not have the problem you mentioned.

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