Nearly 300 ASU sets, 2,000+ project cases, 20+ export countries - Russia, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Libya, Iran, Iraq, Algeria, Nigeria, Cameroon, Vietnam, Thailand, Brazil, Indonesia. A representative slice:
Large gaseous ASU, China. 84,000 Nm³/h-class oxygen at 99.5% with argon extraction - part of the 3 plants we have delivered at the 50,000 class. Turbo-expander refrigeration, internal-compression product pumping, full argon distillation unit.
Cryogenic ASU group, steel site. A mixed-capacity train (42,000 and 40,000 oxygen plus a 1,200 argon unit) covering a steel complex' baseload and argon revenue stream on one plot plan.
ASU + argon, chemical park. 8,200 and 8,900 Nm³/h oxygen service with a 280-class argon plant - the middle capacity band where our ultra-low-pressure flow earns its electricity promise.
Full-liquid plants, gas company. Liquid oxygen/nitrogen/argon production for an independent gas distributor: Y-series low-pressure cycles, vacuum-insulated storage, tanker filling stations. The plant that turns a gas user into a gas business.
Small ASU, medical/industrial. The small end of the family - SKDO/KDON-class units for hospitals, fabricators and village-industrial gas shops: 50-250 Nm³/h oxygen at 99.5%, turbine-expander refrigeration, one-crew operation.
N2/H2 recovery, bell-type furnace park. Closed-loop protection-gas recovery on a batch-annealing park: capture, cool, clean, recompress, re-inject - the gas bill fell inside the 50-85% verified saving band.
Brochure numbers are easy; measured curves are not. Every project above maps to a commissioning report with capacity, purity and specific-energy test results on file. When your due-diligence team calls, we route the reference plants whose duty looks like yours - same industry, same capacity band, same climate - instead of the showcase machine.
Under NDA we go further: reference-check calls with operating owners, commissioning photo sets, and the energy datasheets owners actually run to.
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