PROCESS FLUIDS MANAGEMENT
We offer a complete line of standard and custom process fluid management systems for various process fluids: compressed air, oxygen (O2), and carbon dioxide (CO2). Systems include:
- Compressed Air Treatment Trains (Clean Dry Air (CDA))
- Clean Oxygen Pressure Boost and Test Systems
- CleanLogix PurCO2™ CO2 Purification, Delivery, and Recycling Systems
- Gas Booster Systems
- PLC Automation and Smart Fluids Analysis (PID, LIF)
- Gas Leak Detection Monitors
We offer both manually-controlled and fully-automated systems. Automated systems employ electronic sensors and PLC to provide trouble-free operation. Various sensors monitor conditions such as fluid inlet and boost outlet pressures, and fluid quality measurements necessary for proper system operation and cycle-timers for scheduling preventive maintenance (PM).
High pressure process fluid delivery systems are designed, fabricated and tested in compliance with ASME B-31 Standards of Pressure Piping. Storage vessels are fabricated and certified to ASME Section VII, Division 1 and 3. Systems are available with different capacities, purity levels, pressures, temperatures, and phases (i.e., purified e liquefied CO2). Finally, we utilize advanced fluid treatment technologies such as phase change, multi-media filtration, and ultrafiltration, and advanced on-line fluid quality monitoring technology such as photoionization and fluorescence spectroscopy.
WHAT DO OUR CUSTOMERS SAY
The purpose of surface cleaning is to remove deposits that might cause damage through abrasion, absorption of acidic gases, or serve as medium for mould growth.
Simple dry cleaning of surfaces using erasers and sponges requires contact with surface which might also cause alteration of surface properties (flattening, eraser residues). With respect to basic requirement to avoid material degradation an alternative non-contact method might be CO2 snow jet cleaning performed using a Precision Spray Cleaning Pen (SnoPen SP 2000, Cleanlogix).
Artificialy soiled samples of wood-based and cotton-based paper were cleaned by the CO2 snow jet with a carbon dioxide flow rate of 3.0 g/s and a nitrogen flow rate of 1.4 l/s and by the nitrogen jet at the same flow rate. Paralel samples were cleaned by traditional mechanical cleaning methods. The effect of treatment was evaluated by optical microscopy.
The results showed that the CO2 snow jet cleaning effectively removed particles in the lower layers of the paper surface, including interfiber spaces.
The CO2 snow jet cleaning compared with the mechanical dry cleaning showed similar effectiveness without any adverse effects on the paper surface. It was proved that the CO2 snow technique is a suitable method for cleaning common types of paper materials.
As a company that produces products of the highest quality, CICOIL chooses Clean Imagineering for the following reasons.
- Reliability: Clean Imagineering has proven itself by consistently delivering products of the highest quality;
- Flexibility: Clean Imagineering friendly staff is very willing to work with us to tailor their processes/procedures to meet our stringent requirements;
- Cost: Clean Imagineering is able to process larger batches than their competitor, therefore providing significant cost savings for CICOIL;
- Location: This not only saves time and money on shipping, but also allows CICOIL to support our local economy;
- Knowledge: When faced with a new and particularly hard to remove contaminant, we were able to draw upon Clean Imagineering's vast experience and knowledge to provide us with a solution.