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Should hydrogen be compressed first or dried first?

2016-07-26View Original

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Electrolytic hydrogen needs to be compressed and dried: Before compression: 0.1 MPa, room temperature, with saturated water; After compression: 3.0 MPa, 80°C, with water content
Reply #22016-07-26
Dry first and then compress; compressing with moisture is harmful to the compressor, as it can cause collisions with the cylinders and damage the equipment
Reply #32016-07-26
Dry it first, otherwise it’s not good for the press
Reply #42016-07-26
Dry it first and then compress it, but drying may not remove all the saturated water; I personally recommend compressing it first and then drying it.
Reply #52016-08-02
Reciprocating compressors are most sensitive to water in the liquid. It’s best to dry it first

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