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The difference between 10,000 air separation and 9,000 air separation

2012-05-16View Original

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Experts: What are the differences between the internal compression processes for 10,000 air separation units and 9,000 air separation units?
Reply #22012-05-16
I’m not quite sure about the question posed by this brother; the most straightforward thing to consider is the oxygen production rate, I guess! Are you asking about the difference between internal compression and external compression? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
Reply #32012-05-16
Difference between device energy consumption and power consumption; The comparison is of equipment investment, not of processes
Reply #42012-05-16
It’s because the oxygen production volume differs, which in turn results in different energy consumption for the device. The difference between 9000 and 10000
Reply #52012-05-16
It really depends on the scale of your needs
Reply #62012-05-17
Producing 1000 more units of oxygen results in a not very large difference in consumption; therefore, the oxygen consumption per unit is higher for 9000 compared to 10000. The investment difference isn’t significant either – in terms of compressors, it simply means an increase in gas handling capacity by 5000 units. . .

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