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| A typical installation for liquid oxygen, nitrogen,
and argon Gas is stored in a liquid form at very low temperature. When the gas is required the liquid is vaporised for supply to the customer’s process. For cryogenic applications (which require a low temperature liquid supply) the liquid can be taken from the storage tank to the customer process via an insulated line. Products we supply in liquid form are Liquid
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| Gaseous hydrogen is stored at high pressure in a 'hydrogen pack'. A 'hydrogen pack' consists of a number of high pressure cylinders manifolded (connected) together. Tube trailers can also be used as storage at sites where the volumes required are higher than can be provided by a hydrogen pack. | ||||||
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