We have installed many nitrogen gas plant for food and other industry in overall world. Nitrogen gas is one of the most abundantly common elements in our galaxy Milky Way and accounts for around 78% of planet earth’s atmosphere. The gas is widely used in wide range of industries including refining, pharmaceuticals & biotechnology, oil & gas, metal production, welding & metal fabrication, healthcare, food & beverage and chemicals.
The gas is commercially generated from a liquid nitrogen plant which is based on the process of cryogenic distillation and is very efficient in high production of high purity nitrogen. Mostly company liquid nitrogen gas plant setup cost includes everything from everything from customization, manufacturing, designing and shipping to installation and starting up.
Liquid nitrogen is produced by liquefaction of atmospheric air and separation of gases in the air separation unit. Nitrogen is separated from oxygen and other gases in the high pressure distillation column and is further distilled to meet commercial specification in the low pressure distillation column. The entire process would start working smoothly once installation is completed.
We offer the best cryogenic nitrogen plant set up cost along with assured high quality after sales service. The plant is completely automated allowing you to run the plant machinery even unattended. Cryogenic air separation based nitrogen production is more costly compared to non-cryogenic production using pressure swing adsorption (PSA).
Clients must provide their technical specifications, product volume, and budget so that we could customize the machinery perfectly to meet your requirements. This will also help us to determine ln2 based on your specifications.
Onsite nitrogen systems generating only gaseous nitrogen are more efficient and consume less power as compared to oxygen gas plants. However, generation of liquid nitrogen would require additional equipment and increase energy consumption. The best solution is if plant machinery is designed to produce both oxygen and nitrogen in both liquid and gaseous forms. https://www.nitrogenplants.com/blog/unlimited-nitrogen-with-onsite-nitrogen-gas-plant/
