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The impact of replacing the air valves in hydrogen reciprocating compressors

2010-08-26View Original

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What would be the consequences of using a hydrogen valve to supply nitrogen, or a nitrogen valve to supply hydrogen? What is the reason? Please discuss it
Reply #22010-08-26
Due to the different molecular weights of hydrogen and nitrogen, their flow rates through the gas valve per unit time also differ. If nitrogen is pumped using a hydrogen valve, the pressure at the outlet will be relatively low; meanwhile, the back pressure will also be influenced by the outlet temperature, causing changes in the pressure distribution between the stages of a multi-stage compressor.
Reply #32010-09-14
Due to the difference in molecular weight, using a hydrogen valve to supply nitrogen can damage the valve element, whereas using a nitrogen valve to supply hydrogen will not damage the valve. None of them meet the working conditions.

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