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…membrane technologies. Leading companies in cryogenic air separation are screened here, and include Linde (4,000 air separation plants built worldwide) and Air Products (1,200 plants built) and also Air Liquide….
Over $100bn pa of industrial gases and $5-6bn pa of cryogenic air separation plants are produced each year. This data-file is a screen of leading industrial gas companies and cryogenic…
Cryogenic air separation is used to produce 400MTpa of oxygen, plus pure nitrogen and argon; for steel, metals, ammonia, wind-solar inputs, semiconductor, blue hydrogen and Allam cycle oxy-combustion. Hence this…
…reformer. Polymers and other advanced materials require separating olefins from the outputs of crackers. Other important separations include air separation, gas processing and possibly also CO2 separations for CCS. Industrial…
Cryogenic air separation is used to produce 400MTpa of oxygen, plus pure nitrogen and argon; for steel, metals, ammonia, wind-solar inputs, semiconductor, blue hydrogen and Allam cycle oxy-combustion. Hence this…
…(0.6%). Total global demand for air conditioning consumes 1,885TWH of electricity (7% of all global electricity, 2.5% of all global useful energy). IEA numbers see air conditioner demand trebling, from…
…does not occur naturally: it needs to be separated out of air, overcoming the entropy of mixing, using air separation technology. So in our analysis, our thermodynamic minimum (i) adds…
…benchmarked on page 2. The simplest separation membranes are molecular sieves, with tiny holes, at the exact right size, so one gas will pass through the membrane (permeate) and other…
The average US home uses 2,000 kWh of electricity for air conditioners each year. Air conditioning energy consumption is broken down from first principles in this data-file, as a function…
This database covers all 14 subsea separation projects across the history of the oil industry, going back to the “dawn of subsea” in 1969. $599.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart For…