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Gas Liquefaction System Unit
REFCON design, manufactures, supply, install and commission Freon / Ammonia based Gas Liquefaction Plants required for liquefaction of gas like Carbon Dioxide.

REFCON has successfully installed equipment for Carbon Dioxide Liquefaction, with environment friendly Refrigerant (R-404a) operating at (-) 30 Deg C Evaporating Temperature & 50 Deg C Condensing Temperature.

The equipments can be tailored to individual requirement.

We provide equipment for Carbon dioxide (CO2), Nitrogen (N2), Oxygen (O2).

Frequently Asked Questions

A gas liquefaction plant is an industrial facility that converts natural gas or other gases into a liquid state through a process called liquefaction. This process involves cooling the gas to extremely low temperatures, causing it to condense and transform into a liquid form for storage and transportation.

The primary purpose of gas liquefaction plants is to facilitate the storage, transportation, and utilization of natural gas or other gases in a more efficient and economical manner. Liquefied gas takes up significantly less volume than its gaseous form, making it easier and more cost-effective to transport over long distances or store in large quantities.

Gas liquefaction plants typically employ a process known as the Linde or Claude cycle to convert gas into a liquid state. The process involves compressing the gas, cooling it through heat exchange with refrigerants, and then expanding and further cooling it through expansion turbines or expansion valves.

Gas liquefaction plants can be used to liquefy various gases, but the most common one is natural gas (methane). Other gases that can be liquefied include ethane, propane, butane, and various hydrocarbons. Additionally, some plants may also liquefy industrial gases like nitrogen, oxygen, and helium