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If the outlet pressure at the third stage of the hydrogen-nitrogen compressor increases by 1 MP, by how much will the gas temperature increase?

2010-07-22View Original

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Thank you! I’m still seeking help; I hope experienced folks can offer some guidance.
Reply #22010-07-22
It rises by only about 1°C. It should be related to the volume of the circulating gas; the greater the volume of circulating gas, the smaller the temperature rise ; The circulating air volume is low, resulting in a large temperature rise.
Reply #32010-07-22
It only rises by a few degrees. It is related to the amount of circulating gas; the greater the amount of circulating gas, the smaller the temperature rise ; The circulating air volume is low, resulting in a large temperature rise. Due to the large circulation volume, the temperature rise caused by compression has a minor impact.

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