What is Carbon Dioxide?
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) is a nonflammable, colorless, odorless gas. Found in the air at concentrations of about 0.03%, co2 may exist simultaneously as a solid, liquid, and gas.
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We offer compressed and liquid CO2 in various grades specific to different applications, such as:
• Beverage-grade CO2 for brewers & winemakers
• CO2 based refrigerants for food manufacturing
• Treating process water for concrete and pulp and paper industries
• Liquid CO2 for research & pharmaceutical labs
• CO2 gas injection for oil recovery
• Dry ice (solid CO2 pellets) for cleaning and media blasting
• A stunning gas for livestock
• A welding shielding gas
Industrial Applications
Beverages
Our beverage-grade CO2 and reliable supply chain help customers maintain peak freshness in their products while avoiding contamination. We know purity matters when finishing bottled beverages, capping brewing, or wine production.
Food Manufacturing
Liquid CO2 is used in our chilling and freezing systems to maintain product quality by preventing spoilage or aging en route to your customers. We also offer a fast and easy way to clean equipment without leaving anything behind.
3. co2 gas is heavier than air and does not support combustion. Therefore, many fire extinguishers use carbon dioxide to extinguish fires. The carbon dioxide fire extinguisher uses liquefied carbon dioxide to extinguish the fire. In addition to the above characteristics, there is an advantage in that the solid residue is not left after the fire is extinguished.
4. Carbon dioxide can also be used as a welding shielding gas, providing minimal protection compared to rare gases like argon but at a low price.
co2 provides deep penetration while offering reduced costs compared to more costly shielding gases such as argon; however, it reduces stability during arcing by increasing droplet formation (spatter).
1-2% concentrations of co2 may also help lower the surface tension of molten metal by acting as an antistatic.
5. Carbon dioxide gas is often utilized as part of laser systems because it is an economical and highly effective choice.
Compared to other gasses, carbon dioxide can easily be stimulated for laser production resulting in powerful beams.
Furthermore, CO2 lasers are easily configured to fit various applications for which they’re utilized.
6. Carbon dioxide gas can be used in winemaking to create an oxygen-deficient environment and help stop bacteria from growing on grapes.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is produced naturally during yeast fermentation and approved as an additive under European Union regulations;
its presence serves to identify winemaking odorless and colorless gas is excellent at keeping oxygen out of musts and wine.
7. Carbon dioxide can control the pH value, carbon dioxide is added to the swimming pool to maintain the pH value, and carbon dioxide is added to keep the pH from rising.
8. Carbon dioxide can be used in the alkali and sugar industries.
To create foam structures using compressed carbon dioxide under high pressure in the polymer melt, which is then reduced until foam structures appear by decreasing pressure.
Herein, we systematically investigated the simultaneous transformation of sugars and CO2-derived salts or gaseous CO2 via the room-temperature transfer hydrogenation, affording three value-added products, sugar acid, sugar alcohol, and FA, with a physical mixture of Pt/C and Pd/C catalysts at various reaction conditions. The effects of alcohol solvents and CO2 sources were investigated, revealing that not only the initial pH but also solubility, the hydrogen transfer rate, and water structure breaking are crucial factors governing the catalytic activity. Further studies were made on high-concentration reactions, recycle tests, and utilization of other sugar sources to establish the system’s scalability, recyclability, and extendibility.
9. Carbon dioxide can be a blowing agent in the plastics industry.
Carbon dioxide is among the most popular PBAs due to its low toxicity, stability, and reasonable costs.
To create foam structures using compressed carbon dioxide under high pressure in the polymer melt, which is then reduced until foam structures appear by decreasing pressure.
10. Dry ice can be used for artificial rain, smoke effects on the stage, food industry, special effects of food, etc.
11. Nuclear decontamination and decommissioning are ongoing processes at all nuclear facilities, while hazardous waste disposal presents ecological and financial concerns.
Dry ice cleaning provides a safe, cost-effective, and environmentally-friendly cleaning option without using harmful chemicals or moisture or adding CO2 into the atmosphere.
Dry ice blasting uses solid form carbon dioxide from other industrial processes as the blast media – meaning there are no impactful emissions produced as part of its operation.
12. Dry ice can be used in the automotive, marine, aerospace, space, and electronics industries. The liquid carbon dioxide is reduced to a gas volume by volume reduction and fabric separation, eliminating the complicated post-treatment process brought by conventional solvents.
13. CO2 supercritical extraction technology. The properties will change when the temperature is higher than the critical temperature (Tc) of 31℃ and the pressure is higher than the necessary pressure (Pc) of 3 MPa. The density is close to that of liquid, the viscosity is comparable to that of gas, and the diffusion coefficient is 100 times that of drink. Therefore, it has a strong dissolving ability, can dissolve a variety of substances and then extract the active ingredients therein, can use this technology to produce high value-added products, can remove substances that could not be extracted by chemical methods in the past, and is inexpensive and non-toxic. Safe and efficient. It is suitable for chemical, pharmaceutical, food, and other industries.
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