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Replace the nitrogen compressor with a hydrogen compressor

2016-05-27View Original

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Is it possible? Could there be any impact due to the large difference in molecular weight?
Reply #22016-05-27
It depends on the inlet and outlet pressure, temperature, and flow rate, as well as the sealing. A large difference in molecular weight shouldn’t be a major factor; it’s not like changing from hydrogen to nitrogen
Reply #32016-05-27
Pay attention to sealing, material, air valves, explosion protection, etc
Reply #42016-05-28
Due to the large difference in molecular weight, gas valves cannot be used interchangeably; in addition, explosion protection must be ensured
Reply #52016-05-28
If the original piston ring sizes are used, the hydrogen pressure will be lower than that of nitrogen.
Reply #62016-05-28
Is it a reciprocating machine or a centrifuge? ? ?
Reply #72016-06-18
No, because each compressor is designed independently based on its operating conditions; the compression coefficients of the two types of compressors differ by too much! There’s no way to generate pressure at all!

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