Industrial Gases

Typical Applications

Through physical mechanisms such as mechanical interception and inertial impaction, filtration systems can efficiently and stably remove solid particles and liquid mist from gases, providing robust protection for downstream precision equipment and ensuring extremely high gas purity without chemical byproducts. Furthermore, the system boasts economic advantages such as low energy consumption, convenient maintenance, and support for material recovery, making it an ideal choice for achieving clean production and reducing long-term operating costs.

Natural Gas Industrial Projects

Coke Oven Gas to LNG Projects

Industrial Hydrogen Production Projects

Ultra-Pure Gas Filtration and Purification Equipment

Coal Gasification Projects

Energy and Power Industry: Achieving Extremely High Gas Purity

The energy and power industry stands as one of the largest markets for filtration systems. At the intake of gas turbines, air compressors, and internal combustion engines, high - efficiency filtration systems play a crucial role. They intercept atmospheric dust and salt spray, which could otherwise cause abrasion, fouling, or thermal corrosion of high - speed rotating blades. By preventing these issues, the filtration systems extend the equipment's life and maintain its thermal efficiency, ensuring stable and efficient power generation.

Semiconductors and Microelectronics: Strong Adaptability to Environment and Process

In the cleanrooms of chip manufacturing, physical filtration reaches its pinnacle. Ultra - high efficiency filters (ULPA) are employed in the system. These filters can remove over 99.999% of nanoscale particles, including those as small as 0.1 μm, from the air. This level of filtration is essential because precision processes like photolithography are extremely sensitive to dust. Any dust particles can disrupt these processes, leading to a decrease in yield rates. So, the filtration system's ability to keep the air clean is crucial for maintaining high - quality chip production.

Oil, Gas and Chemicals: Multi - level Protection and "Redundant" Security

In the oil, gas, and chemicals industry, physical filtration systems offer multi - level protection and a "redundant" security approach. During natural gas extraction and transportation, systems such as coalescing separators are used. They remove liquid hydrocarbons, water mist, and solid impurities from the gas stream. This protects downstream equipment like desulfurization towers, molecular sieves, and booster stations from damage and inefficiency. In chemical processes, the filtration system is also responsible for recovering precious metal catalyst powder, which is not only cost - effective but also environmentally friendly as it reduces waste and allows for the reuse of valuable resources.

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Air Liquide Project: High-Purity Hydrogen Purification and Precision Filtration System

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