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Does anyone know which company currently has the lowest oxygen consumption rate per unit? How much is it?
Do you mean the specific energy consumption per unit of air separation, the overall specific energy consumption, or the energy consumption for compressed gases?
Total energy consumption per unit of oxygen! ~!
The comprehensive specific consumption requires that oxygen, nitrogen, argon, liquid oxygen, liquid nitrogen, and liquid argon all be taken into account, and then it is calculated along with the electricity usage.
Everything else doesn’t count; it all goes into the oxygen! ~
Everything else doesn’t count; it all goes into the oxygen! ~I just want to know what level has been reached now! ~
We also need to take a look at the operation status of your air separation unit – whether it is running at full capacity or at reduced capacity. The condition of the air compressor equipment, as well as whether the molecular sieve heater is powered by electricity or steam, all play a role.
It’s probably around 0.5 kWh/Nm3.
When the equipment is operating properly, the specific power consumption for low-pressure oxygen production is generally around 0.5~0.6 kwh/Nm3;
The question is too broad; please provide specific details such as the operating mode, dragging requirements, contractual provisions, and whether it’s a liquid plant or a gas plant
We don’t have any spare time. . . I asked because I wanted to see how everyone’s devices are performing