Table of Contents

• Introduction

• Product Description

• Key Features

• Technical Details

• Advantages

• Applications

• FAQ

• Related Products

• References

Introduction

Cryogenic equipment for air separation plants is essential for producing industrial gases like oxygen, nitrogen, and argon through the low-temperature distillation of air.

Air separation units operate at extremely low temperatures (as low as –196°C) to liquefy and separate the components of air.

Discover more about the cryogenic process and air separation technology that produces industrial gases.

Product Description

Our Cryogenic Equipment for Air Separation Plant is designed for high-efficiency and continuous operation at cryogenic temperatures.

It consists of various components such as cryogenic heat exchangers, distillation columns, cold boxes, and liquid air storage tanks.

All the equipment is manufactured in compliance with ASME standard and ISO certification , which are reliable and safe for long-term use in continuous industrial processes.

Features

l Advanced cryogenic process for superior cooling

l Precision welded stainless steel structure

l High purity O₂, N₂, and Ar separation

l Low energy consumption and optimized recovery

l Fully automatic control system with real-time monitoring

l Compact modular design for easy installation and maintenance

Technical Details

Advantages

l High Efficiency – The optimized cryogenic distillation system minimizes energy loss.

l Stable Operation – Durable and stable structure with automatic monitoring system.

l Safety Assurance – Designed according to the international code for pressure vessels.

l Long Service Life – All of the components are corrosion-resistant to ensure long-term service life.

l Customized Design – Modular configurations are available for various capacities and gas compositions.

Please visit ASTM International to learn more about cryogenic system safety and performance standards.

Applications

l Cryogenic air separation systems find applications in:

l Steel, metallurgy, and metalworking industries

l Petrochemical plants and refineries

l Medical and healthcare oxygen supply

l Food freezing and packaging

l Semiconductor and electronics manufacturing

FAQ

Q1: What gases can be produced by the cryogenic air separation plant?

A: Oxygen, nitrogen, and argon with high purity are the main products.

Q2: What is the difference between cryogenic separation and PSA system?

A: Cryogenic systems have higher purity and capacity than PSA generators.

Q3: Is the equipment customizable for different capacities?

A: Yes, we can provide customized design based on the required gas capacity and purity level.