DRY ICE RECOVERY PLANTS
We Design, supply, erect and commission complete Dry ice recovery System to recover the vent gas released during the manufacturing of Dry Ice. Our recovery plants are highly efficient and ensures maximum recovery with minimum cost incurred.
When dry ice is produced the conversion rate from liquid CO2 to dry ice is approx. 40-45 %. This means 55-60 % is lost to the atmosphere. This conversation rate is a physical fact and therefore, unfortunately, not to change. With a CO2 Revert Recovery System, however, most of the CO2 can be recovered which leads to a final conversion rate of approx. 90-95 %. This way, the dry ice production costs are reduced up to 50 %.
When dry ice is produced the conversion rate from liquid CO2 to dry ice is approx. 40-45 %. This means 55-60 % is lost to the atmosphere. This conversation rate is a physical fact and therefore, unfortunately, not to change. With a CO2 Revert Recovery System, however, most of the CO2 can be recovered which leads to a final conversion rate of approx. 90-95 %. This way, the dry ice production costs are reduced up to 50 %.
DRY ICE RECOVERY PLANTS
We Design, supply, erect and commission complete Dry ice recovery System to recover the vent gas released during the manufacturing of Dry Ice. Our recovery plants are highly efficient and ensures maximum recovery with minimum cost incurred.
When dry ice is produced the conversion rate from liquid CO2 to dry ice is approx. 40-45 %. This means 55-60 % is lost to the atmosphere. This conversation rate is a physical fact and therefore, unfortunately, not to change. With a CO2 Revert Recovery System, however, most of the CO2 can be recovered which leads to a final conversion rate of approx. 90-95 %. This way, the dry ice production costs are reduced up to 50 %.
When dry ice is produced the conversion rate from liquid CO2 to dry ice is approx. 40-45 %. This means 55-60 % is lost to the atmosphere. This conversation rate is a physical fact and therefore, unfortunately, not to change. With a CO2 Revert Recovery System, however, most of the CO2 can be recovered which leads to a final conversion rate of approx. 90-95 %. This way, the dry ice production costs are reduced up to 50 %.