How to reduce the consumption of sealing gas in blowers
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Dear experts: I have a few questions I’d like to ask: 1. Since the nitrogen used as the primary sealing gas in the blower enters the system, and nitrogen is not desired in that system, how can we reduce the amount of nitrogen that gets in? Is it by selecting the appropriate sealing gas pressure? Or should reasonable operations be used to maintain stable inlet pressure of the blower? 2. For combustible gases, is it possible to use another gas source instead of nitrogen?
Dry gas seals are all designed and manufactured by specialized manufacturers; even compressor manufacturers purchase them externally before assembling them, so it is recommended to consult the manufacturers. I have used domestic manufacturers before: Huayang’s dry gas seals
I was just thinking about using that gas medium as an alternative to nitrogen for safety reasons
By selecting an appropriate sealing method and sealing gas pressure, such as a sealing method with intermediate evacuation, it is possible to effectively prevent the sealing gas from entering the system!
Well, this must also be related to the inlet pressure of the blower, right?