10-05-02 03:22
No 364367
Hi there,
I'm about to buy a single stage high purity N2 regulator for general work, eg; Grignard, solvent blanketing etc. But I'm not sure about what outlet psi to choose. So far I'm thinking low pressure 2-15 psi with a neele valve for fine control.
Will I be ham strung with a low pressure unit. Isn't 15 psi enough for most jobs?
thanks,
regards,
FF.
(Stranger)
10-05-02 03:32
No 364370
Should do it man.
Might not fit the bill for hydrogenation, but I think that requires a different regulator anyway.
(Stranger)
10-08-02 02:20
No 365707
Hey,
A needle valve is nice and controllable for low pressure requirements. Obviously high pressure hydrog's will require more, but will you REALLY be doing high pressure hydrog's ? One word of advice, you should NEVER store a needle valve fully closed, always open it slightly, they are SO prone to jamming otherwise.
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(Stranger)
10-08-02 02:23
No 365712
PS....thats stupid of me to say anyway, since hydrogen regulators are engineered so they have the OPPOSITE threading to other regulators...you need a specific regulator for a hyrdogen cylinder. Sorry 'bout that, too much wine im afraid (hiccup).
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