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Gas-liquid separation

2010-06-14View Original

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Request to the moderator: There is water accumulation in the outlet pipeline of the biogas compressor. I want to install a condensate return line in this pipeline, but when the condensed water is drained, biogas escapes as well. Is there any way to allow only the water to be discharged without allowing the biogas to escape? ? ? ? ?
Reply #22010-06-14
If the pressure is not high, a water seal can be installed!
Reply #32010-06-14
Just use a liquid-sealing device based on pressure.
Reply #42010-06-15
Just build a gas-liquid separation tank and install a valve at the bottom of the tank; opening this valve from time to time to release liquid is sufficient. I welcome any feedback on my suggestion
Reply #52010-06-15
Just build a gas-liquid separation tank and install a valve at the bottom of the tank; opening this valve from time to time to release liquid is sufficient. I welcome any feedback on my suggestion
Reply #62010-06-15
Generally, automatic traps are installed at the bottom of the pipelines

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