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Recently, when senior management came for an inspection, they saw the abbreviation BIP on site. My English isn’t very good. I work on high-purity An projects. If anyone knows, please help out. I appreciate a quick reply! Thank you
The BIP system purifies gases at high pressures in order to obtain gases with very low levels of impurities such as oxygen and water. To ensure that the oxygen content in the gas exiting the steel tank is below 10 ppb and the water content is below 20 ppb, helium and argon are used, while nitrogen is employed to achieve a gas purity that is 300 times higher than required. The BIP technology also guarantees consistency in the purity of these gases, down to the smallest elements. Such gases yield excellent analytical results, thereby eliminating the risks associated with gas contamination. Or perhaps BIP stands for Biotic Index of Pollution – an index related to pollution levels?
Built-in purifier (BIP) technology. “Process Engineering; November 1, 1999; 179 words. Air Products has launched a website to promote its built-in purifier (BIP) technology for chromatography gases, which was recently introduced in the US following its debut in Europe in March.” BIP is likely a gas purification technology or system.
You can take a look at this: http://www.newmaker.com/news_50334.html. Air Products of the United States showcases its Experis specialty gas series as well as BIP gas purification technology
Thank you so much for your help! Thank you!
Reply to 4# Lan Liutongyin: Thank you. I work at Air Chemicals, but I don’t know much about BIP. Thanks!
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