Why do the compressors for hydrogen production feed gas not have oil injectors?

2016-06-20View Original

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Is it because of the conversion catalyst?

Reply #22016-06-20

Is it related to the catalyst? It’s just oil-free lubrication

Reply #32016-06-20

Oil-free lubrication; many compressors work this way.

Reply #42016-06-20

This post was last edited by Shenzhao Daxia on 2016-6-20 22:34. I know that; I’m just curious. A colleague said that lubricant entering the system can poison the hydrodesulfurization catalyst, but I don’t think that’s right! I’ve come specifically to ask for advice

Reply #52016-06-21

It’s probably to avoid polluted gases; many air compressors use oil-free lubrication

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