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Liquid Carbon Dioxide
Liquid carbon dioxide is recovered from a variety of sources sources such as ammonia and hydrogen plants, purified and liquefied.
It is delivered to our customers in liquid form, into onsite storage, for use in high-volume customer applications.
Carbon dioxide is stored as a liquid in a specialised vessels which can provide several days' supply and be used on demand as either a liquid or gas.
Features
- Refrigerated liquefied gas
- Boiling point -78.5o C
- Gas/vapour heavier than air
- Odourless and colourless
- Stable under normal circumstances
Specification
- Carbon dioxide: 99.9%v/v
- Moisture: 20 ppm
- Oxygen: 30 ppm
- Carbon monoxide: 5 ppm
- NOx (each): 2.5 ppm
- Ammonia: 2.5 ppm
- Total hydrocarbons (as methane): 50 ppm
- Benzene: 0.02
- Acetaldehyde: 0.2
- Total sulphur (as S): 0.1 ppm
- Non volatile organic residues: 5 ppm
- Non volatile residues: 10 ppm
- Acidity: To pass JEFCA test
- Taste and odour in water: No foreign
- All figures are expressed in parts per million (ppm) by volume unless otherwise stated
- This specification conforms with the EIGA guideline specification IGC 70/99/EFD "Carbon Dioxide Source Certification, Quality Standards and Verification"
- Analysis methods comply, where applicable, with IGC/70/99 guidelines
- The product complies with the requirements (E290) of EC Directive 2000/63/EC on food additives and with European Pharmacopeia.
Applications and use
Carbon dioxide’s properties give it a key role across many industries such as:
| Food and Beverages | For chilling and freezing, for carbonation and dispensing of beverages, for food extraction, for Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) and dry ice for in-transit refrigeration. |
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| Chemicals | As a replacement for CFC’s in foamed plastics production. |
| Electronics | Use of snow cleaning for devices. |
| Agriculture | To boost production in greenhouses and pest control in grain silos. |
| Healthcare | To treat respiratory disorders and for surgical dilation. |
| Environment, water and waste | For drinking water treatment and waste water pH control. |
