The following is a representative P&I diagram of a plant for packaging CO2 liquid.
Cryogenic fluid storage tank
Pumping unit and related electrical control panel
Fluid distribution lines (or plant )
Fluid distribution lines (or plant )
Vessel filling stations, equipped with valves, filling hoses, weighing systems and other accessories
Operator interfaces, with touch screen terminals and confirmation buttons
In-fill receptacles
MAIN FEATURES
- Service pressures: up to 100 bar g
- Service temperature: -40...+80°C
- Valve equipment: multiple versions and configurations available
- Both manual and automatic process management configurations available
- For complete automation configurations, intuitive management software with simple and ergonomic operator interface solutions
- Piping material, stainless steel
- Main materials of structures: painted carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum
- Variable equipment sizes depending on available space or customer specifications
- Weighing systems with PROFINET protocol
- Availability of configurations, and software versions, for filling medical products
- Availability of SMART INDUSTRY - INDUSTRY 4.0 configurations.
BENEFITS
- More than 30 years of experience in the design and manufacture of high-pressure compressed gas equipment
- Versatility of equipment and valves, marked by modular configurations that can easily compose and adapt to different specific requirements and installation contexts
- Robustness of structures
- Ease of assembly and installation, the equipment and associated assembly manuals are designed to provide the user with appreciable ease of assembly and installation
- Care and attention to detail, from design to packaging
OPTIONS AVAILABLE
- Pumping groups
- Reliable solutions for automatic recirculation of product to the storage tank
- Preliminary engineering services, both of the filling process and automation
- On-site installation service
OPTIONS AVAILABLE
- Filling with liquefied gas, CO2 and N2O
PROCESS FLUIDS
- CO2; N2O
COMPLIANCE
- PED Directive
- EIGA Guidelines
