Development of an Automated Compressor Unit for Gas Compression at the Periodic Connection of an Ejector
The authors developed a new scientific approach for gas compression using ejector compressor units. A new patented technical solution opens up the prospect for the effective use of ejector compressor units when compressing various gases to pressures of 10…40 MPa. The goal of the research work is the...
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crascipubl:10.1166/jctn.2019.8586 2023-05-15T15:05:46+02:00 Development of an Automated Compressor Unit for Gas Compression at the Periodic Connection of an Ejector Sazonov, I. A. Mokhov, M. A. Tumanyan, Kh. A. Frankov, M. A. Markelov, S. I. 2019 http://dx.doi.org/10.1166/jctn.2019.8586 https://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/asp/jctn/2019/00000016/00000012/art00074 en eng American Scientific Publishers Journal of Computational and Theoretical Nanoscience volume 16, issue 12, page 5378-5383 ISSN 1546-1955 Electrical and Electronic Engineering Computational Mathematics Condensed Matter Physics General Materials Science General Chemistry journal-article 2019 crascipubl https://doi.org/10.1166/jctn.2019.8586 2022-08-09T22:49:24Z The authors developed a new scientific approach for gas compression using ejector compressor units. A new patented technical solution opens up the prospect for the effective use of ejector compressor units when compressing various gases to pressures of 10…40 MPa. The goal of the research work is the development of automation systems using new scientific principles for gas compression. A new scientific approach is associated with the improvement of the ejector compressor unit, with the provision of conditions for the periodic connection of the ejector as part of the implementation of the cyclic low-frequency workflow. The results of scientific research can be used to create energy-efficient technologies for compressing and transferring various gases; it can be methane, associated petroleum gas, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, air, hydrogen or other gases. There is the prospect of using ejector compressors to create new internal combustion engines. Creating cheaper and more economical compressors will allow solving actual production problems in remote Arctic oil and gas fields. Article in Journal/Newspaper Arctic American Scientific Publishers (via Crossref) Arctic Journal of Computational and Theoretical Nanoscience 16 12 5378 5383 |
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The authors developed a new scientific approach for gas compression using ejector compressor units. A new patented technical solution opens up the prospect for the effective use of ejector compressor units when compressing various gases to pressures of 10…40 MPa. The goal of the research work is the development of automation systems using new scientific principles for gas compression. A new scientific approach is associated with the improvement of the ejector compressor unit, with the provision of conditions for the periodic connection of the ejector as part of the implementation of the cyclic low-frequency workflow. The results of scientific research can be used to create energy-efficient technologies for compressing and transferring various gases; it can be methane, associated petroleum gas, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, air, hydrogen or other gases. There is the prospect of using ejector compressors to create new internal combustion engines. Creating cheaper and more economical compressors will allow solving actual production problems in remote Arctic oil and gas fields. |
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Sazonov, I. A. Mokhov, M. A. Tumanyan, Kh. A. Frankov, M. A. Markelov, S. I. |
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Sazonov, I. A. Mokhov, M. A. Tumanyan, Kh. A. Frankov, M. A. Markelov, S. I. |
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Development of an Automated Compressor Unit for Gas Compression at the Periodic Connection of an Ejector |
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Development of an Automated Compressor Unit for Gas Compression at the Periodic Connection of an Ejector |
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