How to consider and choose between single-pump internal compression and dual-pump internal compression?

2016-08-29View Original

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How to consider and choose between single-pump internal compression and dual-pump internal compression?

Reply #22016-08-29

Depending on the nitrogen usage in your subsequent system, if there is a high flow rate, high pressure, and continuous demand, then dual pumps are necessary; in other cases, the appropriate setup can be determined based on the actual requirements.

Reply #32016-08-30

If there are many options for nitrogen pressure, it is estimated that the operability and cost-effectiveness of using a single oxygen pump combined with external nitrogen compression will be better than those of using two pumps~~

Reply #42016-10-26

For safety, continuity, and cost efficiency, dual-pump internal compression is an excellent solution; the backup pump used for internal compression is usually kept in a pre-cooled state, allowing it to take over as the main pump within less than 1 minute in the event of a problem with the main pump.

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