Cryogenic

Cryogenic applications involve the production, management, and utilization of materials at extremely low temperatures, often below -150°C (-238°F). These applications are critical in various industries, from healthcare and scientific research to energy production and space exploration.  Cryogenic applications are vital across multiple industries, providing solutions for handling materials at extreme temperatures. The advancements in cryogenic technology have enabled significant progress in energy efficiency, medical treatments, scientific research, and industrial processes. As technology continues to evolve, cryogenics will undoubtedly play an increasingly important role in addressing some of the world’s most challenging problems. 
BAC VALVES has developed an innovative and unique bidirectional sealing system for its ball valves: CRYOSEAT. This seat ensures optimal sealing at temperatures as low as -196ºC.

Features

  • Low Temperature Performance: Designed to operate efficiently at temperatures as low as -196°C (-320°F), making them ideal for cryogenic applications.
  • Safety and Reliability: High-quality construction and materials ensure reliable performance and safety in handling hazardous cryogenic substances.
  • Tight Shutoff: Provides excellent sealing to prevent leakage of cryogenic fluids, which is critical for safety and efficiency.

Product

Ball valves down to -196ºC :
  • Top Entry ball valve from DN 1/2" up to DN 12"
  • Split or one piece body floating type full & reduced bore from DN 1/2" up to DN 8"
  • Trunnion mounted full &reduced bore from DN 6" up to DN 42"
H.P.Buterfly valves down to -110ºC :
  • Wafer & Lugged type from DN 3" up to DN 24"

Application

  • LNG Processing and Transportation: Used in the liquefaction process, storage tanks, and transportation vessels to control the flow of LNG.
  • LPG Storage and Distribution: Essential for controlling the flow of LPG in storage facilities, distribution networks, and tanker loading/unloading operations.
  • Cryogenic Gas Storage: Employed in the storage of other cryogenic gases such as liquid oxygen, nitrogen, and argon.

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