Hydrogen Diaphragm Compressor: FAQ Guide
What is a diaphragm compressor?
A diaphragm compressor is a special type of positive displacement compressor. It is widely used to compress the hydrogen.
What are the characteristics of a diaphragm compressor?
The cylinder does not require lubrication, has good sealing performance, and the compressed medium does not come into contact with any lubricant. The compression process does not generate any pollution, thus achieving a compression purity of up to 99.999%. It is especially suitable for compressing, conveying, and bottling high-value rare gases, highly corrosive, toxic and harmful, flammable and explosive, and radioactive gases.
What are the advantages and applications of a diaphragm compressor?
A diaphragm compressor has good cylinder cooling performance, a simple and efficient structure, and can achieve high pressure with just two-stage compression. It can also approach isothermal compression.
Therefore, it is widely used in the fields of industrial gas, food and medicine, petrochemicals, aviation and nuclear power, military equipment, and scientific research experiments, especially in the compression of hydrogen gas.