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2010-06-25View Original

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Our company wants to install a furnace that requires nitrogen for sealing purposes. The furnace has a volume of 5,000 liters, and it needs to be pressurized to 10 BAR within 10 seconds; this means that 50,000 liters of gas must be used in those 10 seconds. What size should the liquid nitrogen (gas) supply equipment be? How large should the specific buffer tank be?
Reply #22010-06-25
There are two methods: one is to calculate it oneself using the gas equation of state, and it’s not difficult to do so. You have studied physical chemistry, right? Secondly, consult the manufacturers of nitrogen generation machines directly; their engineers will answer your questions, but you must provide detailed information about your operating conditions.

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