Purging air for the main motor of the new hydrogen machine
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Is your purge air always in use, or is it only activated before the motor starts and turned off during normal operation? Is it harmful to turn off the purge air under normal operating conditions?
Is the purge air for your motor clean air or unclean air?
Nitrogen or some other inert gas should be used. It remains in operation continuously; it’s under automatic control. When it is turned off and then restarted, it undergoes purging, and once the required purging time has passed, a positive pressure is maintained.
Nitrogen or instrument air is typically used, and the system operates continuously; the positive pressure ventilation system is equipped with a timer that enables automatic, timed purging
There should be little effect on the motor operating normally; the danger for the motor arises during startup
It shouldn’t have any effect under normal operating conditions; the danger arises during startup, as normal operation is a waste
Yes, purging is activated before the motor starts; the purging system has a logic in place, and no purging occurs while the motor is running
But is it a problem if 70 cubic meters of purified air continue to flow in during normal operation?