Are there any recommended hydrogen control valves with a temperature of 900 degrees and a pressure of 0.5 bar?

2016-08-22View Original

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Hello everyone, I’m facing a situation where the temperature is 900 degrees, the pressure is 0.5 bar, and the medium consists of 96% hydrogen along with small amounts of methane and carbon monoxide. I need a single-seat control valve – do you have any good suggestions?

Reply #22016-08-22

Can’t it be adjusted so that the temperature doesn’t rise too high? Raising the temperature of hydrogen to 900 degrees and then using a control valve to regulate it – I wonder why the designers didn’t consider this option ahead of time.

Reply #32016-08-22

Don’t adjust it at 900°. . . Let’s talk about it when things cool down

Reply #42016-08-22

Why not control the flow rate before heating the hydrogen?

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Are there any recommended hydrogen control valves with a temperature of 900 degrees and a pressure of 0.5 bar?

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