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Discussion on compressor air delivery volume issues

2016-08-13View Original

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This post was last edited by penghh1985 on 2016-8-20 at 14:32. The air delivery volume of compressors is greatly affected by the temperature of the inlet raw gas; how do people ensure an adequate air delivery volume for compressors during summer, especially in southern regions?
Reply #22016-08-16
Maintain a high inlet pressure and a low inlet temperature, and ensure that the compressor valves are in good condition as well.
Reply #32016-08-17
For every 10°C decrease, power consumption per unit decreases by 6%
Reply #42016-08-19
Reduce the temperature of the desulfurization cycle water. Heat exchange equipment is installed outside the pipeline, with spraying
Reply #52016-08-20
Lowering the inlet temperature or increasing the inlet pressure can both increase the air injection volume. Additionally, a certain margin can be considered during the design phase, that is, the design should be based on the worst operating conditions in summer.
Reply #62016-12-27
We used lithium bromide in the summer, and the results were good. In summer, it’s probably in the 20s degrees.
Reply #72016-12-28
We installed lithium bromide at the inlet of our compressor and kept it running – the results are great! ! ! ! ! ! !

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