Cryogenic Butterfly Valve for Air Separation
What LibertyCES's vendor documentation shows
Air separation is inherently cryogenic distillation and the Special Purpose family sits on the same Type 800 platform whose branch list names Air separation — but the cryogenic sub-variant page does not repeat the name, hence moderate. Transferable point: the compact wafer/lug body minimizes temperature-stabilization time on heat-up/cool-down, which is the cold-box start-up problem in an ASU.
Products cited in this application
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FAQ
Is Cryogenic Butterfly Valve used in Air Separation?
Air separation is inherently cryogenic distillation and the Special Purpose family sits on the same Type 800 platform whose branch list names Air separation — but the cryogenic sub-variant page does not repeat the name, hence moderate. Transferable point: the compact wafer/lug body minimizes temperature-stabilization time on heat-up/cool-down, which is the cold-box start-up problem in an ASU. This is moderate evidence.
What products are specified for Cryogenic Butterfly Valve in Air Separation?
Documented examples include XOMOX Special Purpose Cryogenic Butterfly Valves (semi-cryogenic -50°F to -180°F; full-cryogenic -180°F to -425°F; Tufline CT4 PCTFE + metal dual seal), Type 800ISO Cryogenic seat option (Metal-PCTFE, -196°C to +50°C) — confirm current specifications with the manufacturer before final selection.