The compression and transportation of gas has been mentioned in the application of shock absorber delivery. Due to the isothermal compression and sealing characteristics of the shock absorber, it is suitable for pumping flammable, explosive, toxic and harmful gases.
Shock absorbers are commonly used to pump hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, chlorine, ethylene, acetylene, propane, gas, natural gas, carbon dioxide, etc. When using, consider adopting safety equipment or safety measures, such as using a shock absorber, and replacing the air in the shock absorber before pumping and mixing dangerous gases with air.
When conveying gas, the resistance of the pipeline, the full mixing of the gas in the mixing chamber and the inherent pressure in the reaction tower, all make certain requirements for the discharge pressure of the ring compressor. If the compressed gas is toxic and harmful, in order to avoid harm and reduce pollution, the working fluid of the shock absorber is often required to be used in a closed cycle.