Oxygen offers analternative to oxidation that occurs with air or with other chemical oxidants
With the improvement of catalysts and the development of new manufacturing methods, the use of oxygen in processes that include any oxidation reaction has extended to a wide variety of industrial processes.
Oxygen can be supplied:
1- By enriching the air.
2- By direct injection.
Greater performance
Which leads to a reduction in the consumption of raw materials.
Greater reaction rate
Which translates into an increase in production.
Easier product separation
At a lower cost.
Reduction of atmospheric emissions
As a result of the reduction in venting gases.
Greater thermal performance
And better heat transfer in applications that involve combustion.
Products
processes.
processes.
Acetaldehyde
claus plants.
claus plants.
Propylene oxide
FCC (Fluid Catalytic Cracking).
FCC (Fluid Catalytic Cracking).
Vinyl chloride
monomer
extraction.
monomer
extraction.
Oxidation.
Hydrogen
peroxide
catalyst.
Regeneration.
peroxide
catalyst.
Regeneration.
Vinyl acetate
fermentation.
fermentation.
Ethylene oxide
air enrichment.
air enrichment.
Titanium
dioxide
NOx reduction.
dioxide
NOx reduction.
Acrolein fine
chemical
oxidations.
chemical
oxidations.
Iron salts
metallurgy.
metallurgy.
Copper salts
glassmaking.
glassmaking.
Oxychlorides
combustion.
combustion.
Metal oxides.
Carbon black.
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