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Selection of coking rich gas compressors

2016-05-15View Original

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Selection of gas compressor: 30 m3/min, inlet pressure of 0.05 MPa, outlet pressure of 1.35 MPa; the molecular weight of the gas is assumed to be 30. A centrifugal compressor would be suitable, but since the flow rate is too low, a screw compressor is preferred. If the gas is dirty, the machine will vibrate significantly; in such cases, a reciprocating compressor is appropriate. However, its operating cost is high. Those with experience in this area, please share your insights. O(∩_∩)O Thank you
Reply #22016-05-16
For rich gas compressors, a turbine-driven centrifugal compressor can be fully utilized, with parameters and flow rates that meet the requirements.
Reply #32016-05-20
It’s better to send such a small amount to another device for absorption and stabilization; there’s no real point in using compressors or anything just for that amount, right?

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