Carbon dioxide booster pump for supercritical experiment extraction of carbon dioxide
Carbon dioxide supercritical refers to the gaseous carbon dioxide that exceeds the critical temperature and pressure of the material gas-liquid. According to different fields, it can also be called high-density gas, high-pressure gas, ultra-high pressure gas or fluid, etc. Carbon dioxide gas in a supercritical state has properties similar to liquid density, low surface tension, higher thermal conductivity than atmospheric gas, and lower viscosity.
The carbon dioxide supercritical test can be conducted in two ways: 1. Carbon dioxide steel cylinder (coming out in liquid form) - liquid carbon dioxide dedicated booster pump - reaction kettle - heating - carbon dioxide enters the supercritical state - testing or extraction. The pressure is difficult to control in this situation. 2: Carbon dioxide steel cylinder (producing gas-liquid or gaseous carbon dioxide) - specialized booster pump for gaseous carbon dioxide - reactor heating - carbon dioxide enters supercritical state - testing or extraction. In this case, the pressure of carbon dioxide entering the supercritical state can be controlled and adjusted at any time.
The supercritical carbon dioxide test can be divided into various processes, which will not be explained further. For more details, please contact the sales engineer of Taizhou Feentor Fluid Control Co., Ltd.
Carbon dioxide filling
CO2 booster pump