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Why is the insulation removed at the inlet of the reciprocating new hydrogen compressor?

2017-04-05View Original

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Four-stage compression, output of 190 kilograms.
Reply #22017-04-05
If there are leaks, of course it needs to be taken apart~~~
Reply #32017-04-06
Hydrogen leaks very easily from that place; it tends to accumulate due to insulation, and then nothing happens after that.
Reply #42017-04-06
Heat dissipation: The pressure at the fourth-stage outlet is 190, which helps to prevent the cylinder from overheating
Reply #52017-04-06
The fourth-level outlet is directly connected to the system; the temperature is above 100 degrees. It is a hydrogen pipeline, so insulation is not necessary. There is no risk of freezing or formation of condensate, and it also makes it harder to detect leaks

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