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Hydrogen and Industrial Gas Reducing Stations: A Safer Gas Supply for Labs and Plants

13 hours ago
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At a glance. Hydrogen, nitrogen, argon and oxygen arrive at labs and plants in 200 bar cylinders and bundles. Feeding them through loose regulators is a common weak point. The Tech Inc. Hydrogen and Industrial Gas Pressure Reducing Station reduces the pressure in two stages, switches between cylinder banks and builds in relief, excess-flow and flashback protection. For any gas user, it is one of the best safety upgrades available.

What is in the station

  • Cylinder bank manifolds with pigtails and isolation valves

  • Automatic or manual changeover between banks

  • First-stage and second-stage regulators

  • Relief valves, excess-flow protection and, for hydrogen, flashback arrestors

  • Purge and vent connections

  • Gauges or transmitters with alarm contacts

Versions

Version

Gases

Hydrogen station

Hydrogen, with flashback arrestors and purge

Inert gas station

Nitrogen, argon, CO2

Oxidant station

Oxygen, cleaned for oxygen service

Automatic changeover

Any of the above, without supply breaks

Why it is one of the best things to happen to gas users

  • Steady pressure. Two-stage control as the bank empties.

  • No supply breaks. Changeover between banks.

  • Safety built in. Relief, excess-flow and flashback protection.

  • Tested before delivery. Manifolds, regulators and panels helium leak-tested together.

Where it is used

Laboratories, hydrogenation bays, fuel-cell and electrolyser test labs, glass and metal plants and analyser houses. See also the Hydrogenation Bay Kit and the GC gas station.

Frequently asked questions

What inlet pressure can the station take?

Up to 200 bar cylinder or bundle pressure.

Why two stages?

A single regulator's outlet drifts as the cylinder pressure falls. Two stages hold the outlet steady.

Can it be wall-mounted?

Yes, as a wall panel or as a free-standing skid.

Send your gases, flows and outlet pressures to mail@techincresearch.com or call +1 (289) 622-1032 for a drawing and quotation.

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