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Advantages and disadvantages of using dry ice, liquid carbon dioxide, and CO2 cylinder gas

2011-06-04View Original

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It is an experimental setup that lies between laboratory scale and pilot plant scale; CO2 is intended to be used as the raw material, but there have been ongoing debates regarding the source of this CO2. What are the advantages and disadvantages of each of the three methods of supplying CO2: dry ice, liquid carbon dioxide, and CO2 gas from cylinders? Is there a better way to supply gas? Thank you all··~ Note: There is no industrial CO2 available near the installation site, and the area available for the installation is limited; therefore, installations that require a large amount of space cannot be used
Reply #22011-06-07
Does no one understand? Seeking advice~·:call:
Reply #32011-06-07
CO2 gas cylinders are a more practical option; I haven’t seen others, and they might be more difficult to use

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