What is the process flow of the carbon dioxide production device

The process flow of carbon dioxide production device varies depending on the specific technology and equipment used. However, the general process flow for producing carbon dioxide (CO2) from various sources, such as fermentation or combustion processes, typically involves the following steps:

Source gas collection

The source gas containing CO2 is collected from the process or combustion exhaust, or from a fermentation process.

Purification

The collected source gas is purified by removing impurities such as water, sulfur dioxide, and other contaminants that could interfere with the production process.

Compression

The purified CO2 gas is compressed to a higher pressure to facilitate the subsequent processing steps.

Cooling

The compressed CO2 gas is cooled to a very low temperature, which causes the gas to condense into a liquid.

Separation

The CO2 liquid is then separated from any remaining impurities or non-condensable gases.

Storage and distribution

The purified and separated CO2 liquid is then stored in tanks or transported to customers for various industrial or commercial applications, such as food and beverage processing, oil and gas production, or medical uses.

Overall, carbon dioxide production equipment plays a critical role in providing a reliable supply of high-quality CO2 for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications.