METHODOLOGY OF EXPERIMENTAL TESTS ON AN EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH STAND FOR CAPTURE AND UTILIZATION OF NOXIOUS GASES

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The main volume of planned emissions falls on operations performed during start-up and shutdown of gas pumping units. In order to reduce the amount of exhaust gases at gas filling stations for cars, an optimal technological scheme of the station has been created, an experimental stand has been developed taking into account the safety of equipment during experimental work, a description of the stand, the procedure for conducting the experiment and the results obtained are presented in this article.

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Ismoilov A.I., & Turdiqulov Behzod Baxodir o’g’li. (2024). METHODOLOGY OF EXPERIMENTAL TESTS ON AN EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH STAND FOR CAPTURE AND UTILIZATION OF NOXIOUS GASES. American Journal Of Applied Science And Technology, 4(11), 81–88. https://doi.org/10.37547/ajast/Volume04Issue11-13
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Abstract

The main volume of planned emissions falls on operations performed during start-up and shutdown of gas pumping units. In order to reduce the amount of exhaust gases at gas filling stations for cars, an optimal technological scheme of the station has been created, an experimental stand has been developed taking into account the safety of equipment during experimental work, a description of the stand, the procedure for conducting the experiment and the results obtained are presented in this article.


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ABSTRACT

The main volume of planned emissions falls on operations performed during start-up and shutdown of gas pumping
units. In order to reduce the amount of exhaust gases at gas filling stations for cars, an optimal technological scheme
of the station has been created, an experimental stand has been developed taking into account the safety of
equipment during experimental work, a description of the stand, the procedure for conducting the experiment and
the results obtained are presented in this article.

KEYWORDS

Compressor, waste gases, pressure relief unit, pressure relief cylinders, air compressor, separator, check valve.

INTRODUCTION

We will describe in detail the working principle of the

laboratory

model

developed

during

the

implementation of experimental tests.

Experimental trials are conducted in an experimental

test model with dimensions (60x100x60 cm). The

experimental model consists of the following

structural parts: separator, compressor, pressure relief

cylinders,

accumulator

unit,

manometer,

thermometer, reverse valve, release valve (sbros),

stand (stand).

Research Article

METHODOLOGY OF EXPERIMENTAL TESTS ON AN EXPERIMENTAL
RESEARCH STAND FOR CAPTURE AND UTILIZATION OF NOXIOUS
GASES

Submission Date:

November 19, 2024,

Accepted Date:

November 24, 2024,

Published Date:

November 29, 2024

Crossref doi:

https://doi.org/10.37547/ajast/Volume04Issue11-13


Ismoilov A.I.

Supporting doctoral student, Samarkand State University of Architecture and Construction named after Mirzo
Ulugbek, Uzbekistan

Turdiqulov Behzod Baxodir o’g’li

Supporting doctoral student, Samarkand State University of Architecture and Construction named after Mirzo
Ulugbek, Uzbekistan






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Implementation of the experiment, all elements and

equipment are optional and selected according to the

stand. Also, taking into account the safety of the

equipment, an oil-free and noiseless 24L TEXA T-72524

air compressor was selected as a gas compressor for

the invention. The characteristics and parameter

indicators of the above air compressor are presented

during experimental tests.

Figure 1. The principle scheme of the research stand.

1 - existing gas pipeline, 2 - separator, 3 - filter, 4 -

compressor, 5 - extinguishing unit, 6 - accumulator unit,

7 - supply pipe passing through the pressure

extinguishing unit, 8 - direct supply pipe, 9 - pressure

gauge after the first cylinder cylinder, 9a - pressure

gauge in the separator, 10 - thermometer after the

compressor, 10a - thermometer after the separator, 11

- 8 pipes installed in the reverse separator valve, 11a -

check valve installed through pipe 9, 11b - check valve

in the battery block, 12 - sbros valve installed in the

separator, 13 - gas pipe to the battery.

The purpose and task of the laboratory work: to

measure the parameters of gas and air after the

pressure relief cylinder cylinders ( ) with high accuracy

when we turn off the compressor, and get the results.

The research stand is equipped with a gas pipe with a

diameter of d = 6 mm through a pipe (1), material -

steel, working pressure - 18 bar (1.8 MPa), burst


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pressure - 60 bar (6 MPa), test pressure - 27 bar (MPa ),

comes to the separator (2) with a wall thickness

greater than or equal to 2.0 mm. (The separator was

selected and installed according to the scale of the

stand, compressor power and operating parameters.)

From the separator, through the filter (3), the 24L TEXA

T-72524 compressor (4) reaches for gas compression,

where the gas pressure is 8 kg/scm2 ( 8 bar), the

compressed gas is sent to the accumulator unit for

consumption through the pipe (13). The compressor is

turned off when the required pressure is reached, the

control valve (14a) is closed when the waste gas

discharged due to excess pressure passes through the

direct supply pipe (8) installed on the compressor, 14 is

in the open position, and the control valve (14) is in the

closed position, and in the (14a) position, it is sent to

the separator when it passes through the pipe (7)

passing through the pressure relief unit (5). In order to

obtain pressure measurement results, i.e. to determine

how much pressure drops from the hydraulic

resistance of one cylinder cylinder, a Pegas Pneumatic

4801 brand manometer (9) is installed after the first

cylinder cylinder in the pressure relief unit, without

cylinder cylinders and from the hydraulic resistance of

two cylinders. in order to determine pressure

dynamics, we installed the second manometer (9a) in

the separator. In order to obtain temperature

measurement results after the compressor, that is, to

determine the temperature of the gas itself, we

installed the TPM-10 electronic thermometer (10)

before the cylinder cylinders, and the second

thermometer (10a) was installed in the separator after

the volume expansion process. A non-return valve

(11a), a non-return valve (11) on the pipe leading to the

separator, and a non-return valve (11b) on the supply

pipe leading to the accumulator block are installed.

Taking into account the technical safety of our

laboratory stand, a manual override valve (suppressor)

is installed.

In the pressure relief unit, we pay attention to the

connection scheme (up-down, down-up) of the pipe

with cylinder cylinders (Fig. 2). In this case, the reason

for the y connection is to reduce the pressure by

increasing the hydraulic resistance of the exhaust

gases coming at high pressure.

Pressure relief unit. We can call this constructive part

the main mechanism of our scientific research work.

When our compressor is stopped, the high-pressure air

lowers its pressure through the block and goes to the

separator with the specified pressure. The pressure

relief unit consists of the following parts: two cylinder

cylinders with a volume of 0.04 cm 3, a manometer, an

anchor. (4 pictures)Our cylinder cylinders are made of

steel, the wall thickness is 3 mm, the volume is 0.04

cm3, the test pressure is 15 kgs/cm2. (Figure 3.3)


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Picture 2. Scheme of the pressure relief unit.

Methods of conducting experimental tests on an

experimental test stand can be carried out as follows:

- pressure quenching of exhaust gases when using

cylinders without cylinders;

- when using one of the pressure relief cylinder

cylinders in the device;

- When using two pressure relief cylinder cylinders in

the III pilot device;


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Experimental method I. Control taps (14) are in open

position (14a) in closed position when exhaust gas

pressure relief cylinder is used without cylinders. The

purpose of this laboratory experiment is to determine

the pressure and temperature changes when high-

pressure waste gases are sent directly to a separator

without pressure relief cylinders. This will serve to

show the effectiveness of the proposed project. From

the existing gas pipeline (1), the gas comes to the

separator (2) and passes through the filter (3) to the

compressor (4) for compressing the gas, using the

compressor to increase the pressure.

adjusted to the indicator. After the compressor is

turned off, it is sent back to the separator (2) through

the pipe (8).

if there is, the reversing valves will start automatically.

In this experimental test method, P2 after the

compressor, P3 pressure manometer in the separator

(9a, 9) and T2 after the compressor, T3 temperature

thermometer in the separator (10, 10a ) are recorded,

Figure 3. Scheme of the first experimental method


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As a result P 2= 8 kgs/cm2, P 3= 6 kgs/cm2, T2 head= 21

ºC, T3= 20 ºC. After recording the results, we will put

the device back into working condition to start the

experimental tests in the next method, that is, we will

release the gas or air from the separator through the

spark plug (12) located in the separator.

Experimental method II. Control taps (14a) are in the

open position (14) in the closed position when the

exhaust gas pressure relief cylinder is used without

cylinders. The purpose of this laboratory experiment is

to determine the pressure and temperature changes

when using only one of our 0.4 cm3 pressure relief

cylinder cylinders to send high-pressure waste gases to

a separator. From the existing gas pipeline (1), the gas

comes to the separator (2), passes through the filter

(3) and is sent to the compressor (4) for gas

compression. The high-pressure gas enters the

pressure relief unit (5), enters only the first cylinder

from the lower part of the cylinder, and exits from the

upper part, and is sent to the separator through the

pipe (7). P2 after the compressor, pressure relief

cylinder P3 after one of the cylinders, P4 pressure

manometers in the separator (monometer in the

compressor device, 9. 9a,) sensor readings are

recorded, T2 after the compressor, pressure relief

cylinder P3 thermometers in the separator (10, 10a)

sensor readings are recorded.

Figure 4. Scheme of the second experimental method


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As a result, P2 = 4 kgs/cm2, P3= 3.8 kgs/cm2, P4= 3.2

kgs/cm2 T2= 21 ºC, T3= 19 ºC.

Experimental method III. Control taps (14a) are in the

open position (14) in the closed position when the

exhaust gas pressure relief cylinder is used without

cylinders. The purpose of this laboratory experiment is

to determine the pressure and temperature changes

when sending high-pressure waste gases to a

separator using two of our 0.4 cm3 pressure relief

cylinder cylinders. From the existing gas pipeline (1),

the gas comes to the separator (2), passes through the

filter (3) and is sent to the compressor (4) for gas

compression. High-pressure gas enters the pressure

relief unit (5), enters from the lower part of the first

cylinder cylinder, from the upper part and after the

manometer (9) enters from the lower part of the

second cylinder and exits from the upper part, it is sent

to the separator through the pipe (7). P2 after the

compressor, P3 after the pressure relief unit (two

cylinder cylinders), P4 pressure gauges (9, 9a) in the

separator are recorded, T2 after the compressor, T3

thermometers in the pressure relief cylinder separator

(10, 10a ) sensor readings are recorded.

Figure 5. Scheme of the third experimental method


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As a result, P2 = 8 kgs/cm2, P3 = 4 kgs/cm2, P4= 2.3

kgs/cm2, T2= 21 ºC, T3= 18 ºC.

During experimental studies, air parameters were

measured with Testo 405i brand thermoanemometers

and TPM-10 brand electronic thermometer. It was

measured with a Pegas Pneumatic 4801 manometer

(accuracy level 1.0). Pressure difference in each

element of the experimental research stand. Water

consumption in the device (water meter brand) was

measured using the brand's water consumption meter.

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