Introduction
Air Separation Units (ASUs) are designed to separate atmospheric air into its primary components, mainly oxygen and nitrogen, and in many cases argon and other rare inert gases. The most widely used air separation technology is cryogenic distillation. Cryogenic Air Separation Units are primarily installed to supply high-purity oxygen and nitrogen for steelmaking processes, while also producing argon as a valuable by-product.
Program Contents
- Introduction to Thermal Engineering.
- Composition of Atmospheric Air and Gas Purification Systems.
- Principles of Air Liquefaction.
- Main Components of an Air Separation Unit.
- Equipment Used in Air Separation Processes.
- Operation of Air Separation Units.
- Industrial Safety Practices in Air Separation Units.