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Questions about hydrogen chloride compressors

2010-10-11View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: what should be the hydrogen chloride pressure required for synthesizing trichlorosilane, and what type of compressor should be used? Thank you all first
Reply #22010-10-12
Each process package is different, right? Generally, a diaphragm pump is used in conditions with low flow rates and high compression ratios
Reply #32010-10-12
Diaphragm compressor, pressure of 2.5 kg gauge pressure
Reply #42010-10-12
Diaphragm pumps are generally used; imported 3K models are the better choice
Reply #52010-10-15
It’s related to the process; we use diaphragm compressors here, with a capacity of 9 kilograms
Reply #62010-10-24
It is generally determined by the size of the fluidized bed used for synthesizing trichlorosilane and the amount of silicon powder in the bed. We use diaphragm compressors with a bed size of 1400, and an outlet pressure of 2 kilograms is sufficient
Reply #72010-10-24
The diaphragm compressors produced by Beijing Jingcheng Environmental Protection have an input capacity of around 1 kilogram and an output capacity of around 4 kilograms.
Reply #82010-11-03
The volumetric flow rate of the compressor here is 60 cubic liters; it seems that its capacity isn’t sufficient
Reply #92014-02-10
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Reply #102014-03-05
What is the size of your synthesis furnace? What is the production capacity? Here, the capacity is 20,000 tons per year; the compressor flow rate used is 1,200 M3/h, and the outlet pressure is determined based on your process requirements

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