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Oxygen production by the Moltox process

D. C. Erickson
- 01 Jan 1983 - 
- Vol. 90, Iss: 21, pp 28-29
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In this article, the procede Moltox permet une reduction d'energie (jusqu'a 40%) and une reduction des couts (5 a 20%) par rapport aux procedes cryogeniques modernes.
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Le procede Moltox permet une reduction d'energie (jusqu'a 40%) et une reduction des couts (5 a 20%) par rapport aux procedes cryogeniques modernes: un melange fondu de nitrates et nitrites alcalins reagit a 625°C avec l'oxygene d'air comprime; le melange oxyde est decomprime et/ou chauffe et il libere l'oxygene. L'oxygene obtenu est pur a 99,8%

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