Theoretically, let’s explore how the capacity and power of a compressor designed to compress hydrogen would be affected if it were used to compress methane
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Theoretically, let’s explore how the capacity and power of a compressor designed to compress hydrogen would be affected if it were used to compress methane
Is the poster referring to reciprocating or centrifugal compressors?
I’m sorry for my lack of knowledge, but can a centrifuge be used to compress hydrogen? Could the original poster provide some details about the specific operating conditions?
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I’ve learned something. Based on my experience with reciprocating compressors, due to differences in molecular weight, replacing the compression medium results in a significant increase in compression capacity, along with greater generation of compression heat. . It is necessary to adjust the inlet and outlet pressures as well as the coordination with the heat exchanger. .
Centrifugal compressors are highly sensitive to molecular weight, and since the molecular weights of these two media are extremely high, the motor power required will be significantly different.