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How to reduce the loss of propylene at the original driving refrigeration station

2016-10-19View Original

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This post was last edited by xyzszsb188 on 2016-10-19 at 15:55. Propylene is lost in propylene refrigeration units during initial startup or after maintenance, but how can this loss be reduced?
Reply #22016-10-19
1. After the system has been purged and made airtight, reduce the system pressure as much as possible; 2. After starting the compressor, release it in small amounts multiple times.
Reply #32016-10-20
I think the main difficulty lies in the process of using propylene to displace nitrogen in the system; if this displacement is not done properly, significant amounts of propylene are lost. Therefore, it is necessary to study ways to ensure effective displacement while minimizing propylene loss.

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