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Pressurizer seal air

2016-02-24View Original

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Our booster is of the cylinder type; its shaft uses a dry gas seal, and there are three pipes on each of the intake and exhaust sides for exhaust. Which unit has taken action to recycle this? How to recycle? I would appreciate some guidance from an expert. Thank you.
Reply #22016-02-24
What is the purpose of recycling seal gas? The sealing gas is air itself, right! There is no value in recycling.
Reply #32016-02-24
What kind of booster?~~ What are the gas analysis results? ~~The volume of gas, air pressure, and such things all need to be clearly specified~~
Reply #42016-02-24
Is the poster trying to reduce energy consumption? ? ? If you achieve anything, remember to share it! ! !
Reply #52016-02-25
This post was last edited by hait3202843 on 2016-2-25 02:35. There are mainly three considerations for recovering sealed gas: 1. Reducing exhaust noise. 2. Reduce the ambient temperature of the unit. 3. If dry air can be introduced at the inlet of the air compressor, it can reduce the moisture content in the air taken in by the compressor and increase the inlet pressure, thereby saving energy. I’m not sure which organization has tried to do this. Thank you.

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