Nitrogen Generator System QA.pdf
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Nitrogen Generator System
Questions & Answers
FA4528-20-Q-0006
24 April 2020
1. What size (height and/or radius)/capacity is the tank you are currently using? We do not currently have a machine. I am not sure if that is what you are asking, or if you are asking about our bottles. The nitrogen bottles we use are 225 CF, 3AA bottles.
2. What is the flow, purity, and pressure of the tank you currently have? As I stated in the previous answer, we do not currently have a nitrogen system. The pressure of the bottles we use is up to 2200 psi. For purity, we just require it to be dry nitrogen. The system I had pitched had a 99.995% purity, which was deemed to be our desired purity for our new machine.
3. Do you have an air compressor available in the shop? And do you have the brand/make/model and year of the compressor? We do not have a compressor available in shop. The compressor we wanted to purchase is the Atlas Copco Gx-4-150T-AFF.
4. How fast do you need to fill the tanks? There is no requirement how fast we need to fill the tanks. We would prefer to be able to fill a bottle from 0 to 2200 psi in under 3 hours.
5. Realized this calls out for 65 SCFH (1.08 SCFM). Did you mean 65 SCFM (standard cubic feet per minute) vs SCFH (standard cubic feet per hour)? Everything I see on the forms I have says SCHM, so I would assume they actually mean standard cubic feet per hour.
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