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Has anyone done high-pressure CO2 transportation?

2016-12-16View Original

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Has anyone ever carried out the high-pressure transport of CO2 at 9.0 MPa? How to consider it?
Reply #22016-12-20
Why apply such high pressure?
Reply #32016-12-21
I want to use high-pressure CO2 as a cooling gas.
Reply #42016-12-26
The critical temperature of CO2 is 31°C, and the critical pressure is 7.31 MPa. Therefore, it is transported at a pressure of 9 MPa; when the temperature exceeds 31°C, CO2 is no longer in a gaseous state but is in a supercritical state

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