Click Image for Gallery
Liquid Oxygen Plant
Product Details:
Technology Used | Cryogenic |
Brand | ING. LA. BOSCHI |
Design | Customized |
Voltage | 440 V |
Approval & Licenses | CE, ISO |
No. Of Cylinders In A Day | 200 Cylinder Filling per day |
I Deal In | New Only |
Technology | ING L.&A. BOSCHI,ITALY (Since 1930) |
Capacity | 50 m3/hour (200 Cylinder/Day) |
Is It Leak Proof | Leak Proof |
Usage/Application | Medical Hospital |
Automation Grade | Fully-Automatic |
Oxygen Purity | 99.7% |
Operating Air Pressure | 0.5 to 15 Mpa |
Frequency | 50 Hz |
Phase | 3 |
We manufacture & expert oxygen plant (50 m3/hr) manufactured with the advanced cryogenic technology. Our oxygen production systems can generate oxygen with purity up to 99.7%, which is considered excellent for use in industrial and medical applications. The oxygen machinery is fabricated in different capacities ranging from 20m3/hour to 1000m3/hour. The best quality materials and components are used in the making of the machinery to ensure it is top-class in efficiency, reliability and performance. The plant is fully automated can function even unattended and can perform full self-diagnosis of the working the system. If the oxygen purity level falls below the prescribed level, an alarm is sounded off and the plant is shut off. Our oxygen plant offers impressive return on investment (ROI) allowing you to break even within two years. We fabricate and supply only CE certified machinery at very competitive prices.
Salient features
- Easy installation and commissioning
Low power consumption due to Low pressure (5 to 7 Bar) process
Low maintenance
Fully automatic air cooled design Rotary Air Compressor
CE certified product with design as per European Gas Association guidelines
Cryogenic expansion of air for cooling via Expansion Turbines
No special civil foundation required for any part of the plant
Hydrocarbon vapor level reduced below 0.003 PPM to ensure safe operation
Working principle of oxygen plant Oxygen plant works through cryogenic air separation which takes atmospheric through the inlet of the air separation unit. After being compressed, the process air is sent into the molecular sieve system where it is cleaned off impurities such as hydrocarbons, moisture and carbon dioxide. On being passed through the heat exchangers, the air is cooled to cryogenic temperatures. Now, the air is passed through high pressure distillation column where oxygen is separated from other gases like nitrogen. A liquid form of oxygen is formed at the top of the column. Oxygen so formed is put into a low pressure distillation column where it is distilled to specified purity.