What problems could arise if the inlet pipe of the compressor is used to supply materials to another location?
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There is a natural gas storage tank connected to compressors via pipes, and the gas is pressurized before being filled into gas cylinders. The compressor has an exhaust capacity of 1,000 cubic meters per hour. A tee fitting is now installed about 1 meter upstream of the compressor to supply gas to the workshop. Will this connection cause the compressor to draw in the gas from the workshop’s pipelines, resulting in those pipelines becoming under pressure? Second, will it affect the gas supply to the workshop, leading to insufficient gas supply there? The maximum gas supply required for the workshop is 100–500 cubic meters per hour.
It won’t happen; at most it’s a matter of the total volume. As long as the normal pressure at the pressure inlet is maintained, that’s sufficient. The outlet of our press has been modified for use with other devices, and as long as the pressure is maintained, there are no issues with anything else
I am for import, not export, and I am located near the compressor