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OXYGEN SUPPLY PLANT

OXYGEN SUPPLY PLANT

OXYGEN SUPPLY PLANT

Product catalog summary
Central Gas Supply System
The document outlines specifications for a central gas supply system, focusing on oxygen supply plants and high-pressure collectors. Key features include cryogenic vessels with capacities ranging from 3 m³ to 16 m³, and oxygen flow rates between 700 l/min to 3000 l/min. The system operates with oxygen output pressures from evaporators at 12-18 bar. Backup ramps are necessary for stations using cryogenic vessels, with a reserve of 10 to 60 cylinders depending on flow requirements. This setup is cost-effective for hospitals with 100 beds or more.
High Pressure Collectors
High-pressure collectors are designed for various gases, including nitrous oxide, carbon dioxide, and oxygen. They support configurations from 2x2 to 4x8 cylinders, with specific models like M-R2N, M-R2C, and M-R2O for different gases. These collectors are fixed either to walls or special frames.
Gas Pressure Reducing and Control Units
The document describes several gas pressure reducing and control units, such as RPA 1500 K, RPA 1500 В, and RP 500. These units can connect up to three supply sources, with inlet pressures ranging from 7-20 bar and 10-200 bar. They feature two-stage pressure adjustments, outlet pressures of 3-10 bar, and productivity up to 1500 l/min. Additional features include digital pressure control, light and sound alarm systems, heated high-pressure reducers, and safety valves.
RPA 500 S Unit
The RPA 500 S unit is designed for two collectors with automatic changeover, offering productivity up to 500 l/min. It includes semi-flexible stainless steel tubes and thick-walled copper tubes for connections, supporting maximum pressures up to 30 Mpa and 300 bar, respectively.
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CENTRAL GAS SUPPLY OXYGEN SUPPLY PLANT l Oxygen supply plant with liquid oxygen from cryogenic vessels as a primary source and two sources from oxygen collectors Cost effective in hospitals with 100 beds and more User’s pipeline SECONDARY SOURCES Maximum oxygen flow from 700 l / min to 3000 l / min PRIMARY / SECONDARY SOURCES The capacity of cryogenic vessels from 3 m³ to 16 m³. Oxygen output pressure from evaporators 12-18 bar For operation of stations with cryogenic vessels, reserve backup ramps are required depending on the oxygen flow from 10 to 60 cylinders

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RESERVE SOURCE PRIMARY / SECONDARY SOURCES HIGH PRESSURE COLLECTORS With fixation of cylinders to the wall from 2x2 to 2 x10 cylinders With fixation of cylinders to the special frame from 2x8 and 4x8 cylinders

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GAS PRESSURE REDUCING AND CONTROL UNITS For connection of three supply sources Indication of supply source Two stage pressure adjustment Two parallel branches for pressure reduction Digital pressure control Light and sound alarm system Heated high pressure reducers Safety valves Two high pressure inlets 10 - 200 bar Two stage pressure adjustment Two parallel branches for pressure reduction Indication of supply source Light and sound alarm system Heated high pressure reducers Safety valves Two stage pressure adjustment Heated high pressure reducer Safety valve Pressure control of supply system

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Two stage pressure adjustment Heated high pressure reducers Safety valves Pressure control, transmition of alarm signal Indication of supply source Semi-flexible stainless steel tubes with various types brass joints for connection of collectors and cylinders Connection joints for cylinders according to client’s national standard Semi-flexible thick-walled copper tubes for connection of reducing device with high pressure collectors For two collectors with automatic changeover

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