Seeking the complete PID flowchart for cryogenic technology
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I need the complete PID flowchart for cryogenic technology as well as diagrams of the key equipment. Thank you!
I don’t understand what the original poster means ? ? ? Is it from a design institute?
Yes, process diagrams, PFDs; it would be even better if there are PID diagrams as well. Do you have any? Could you provide one? Thank you!
Everyone is looking for a process flow diagram for cryogenic processes with control points, but no one seems to be able to provide a specific CAD-based process diagram along with the operating procedures Can it be understood that, compared to low-temperature methanol washing, there is no cryogenic technology with independent intellectual property rights in China? There aren’t many replies regarding cryogenic technology – does that mean its application scope in China is limited? Is it mainly concentrated in those few companies?
Theoretical definition: Temperatures below -120°C are considered deep cryogenics, while those above that temperature are referred to as normal cryogenics. Cryogenic technology is widely used in the air separation industry, which primarily produces oxygen, nitrogen, argon, as well as liquid oxygen, liquid nitrogen, and liquid argon. It can be said that cryogenic technology is employed on a large scale
This involves trade secrets, so it won’t be provided! Copyright infringement will be pursued! ! !
It’s asked in too much detail; they probably won’t just give it away! It involves too many things. . . .
Do you want a process package? That costs money to buy.
Is cryogenic technology a new field? I’ve heard more and more about it lately, but I’m not sure yet – exactly what temperature is considered to be within the cryogenic range? Thank you everyone.
-Below 170 degrees, cryogenic technology is already well-developed; it isn’t some new industry. In China, the three major air separation companies are Hangyang, Chuan Kong, and Kai Kong, while abroad the three leading companies in this field are Linde, Air Liquide, and AP
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