Liquid composition in the inter-stage liquid separation tank of a reciprocating compressor?
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Two-stage compression, with hydrogen being compressed. I always thought that what condensed was the components present in the hydrogen, but today someone told me it’s the lubricating oil that leaked into the cylinder from the oil injector
Both are present: light hydrocarbons, and the lubricating oil injected into the cylinder by the injector
I think water and light hydrocarbons should be the main components
The more C3 and C4 components in the feed, the more there will be； If the oiler injects too much oil, then an excessive amount of oil will be injected ； Half and half, then there’s no need to say anything.
Hydrogen and light hydrocarbons after PSA are virtually absent. Most of it is the lubricating oil that the oil injector feeds into the cylinder
Hydrogen containing light hydrocarbons – what an incredible concept