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Compressed (Inert) Gas Receivers
Here is a hypothetical example: A compressed air system has an air compressor, desiccant air dryer, and a dry receiver on the generation side of the system. At the far end of the distribution system, an additional receiver is added to satisfy a large short duration instantaneous demand. I am...- Super Engineer
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- Forum: Gas distribution engineering
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Compressed (Inert) Gas Receivers
Gas receivers to my knowledge serve (2) purposes, accumulation and storage of gas. Regarding gas inlets and outlets of inert gas receivers (compressed air, argon, n2), why is typical to see a gas inlet nozzle and a gas outlet nozzle to the receivers? It seems to me that one nozzle can serve both...- Super Engineer
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