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Nitrogen Gas Generation 1 Traditional Methods of Supply 2 Traditional nitrogen supplies from typical gas companies Cylinder gas (single and manifolded cylinder packs -MCPs/Quads) Liquid nitrogen dewars (Mini Tanks) Bulk gas 3


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Nitrogen Gas Generation

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Traditional Methods of Supply

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Traditional nitrogen supplies from typical gas companies

  • Cylinder gas (single and manifolded cylinder

packs -MCPs/Quads)

  • Liquid nitrogen dewars (Mini Tanks)
  • Bulk gas

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Cylinder gas – Individual cylinders

  • Individual cylinders
  • Pressure : 180-300barg
  • Typical capacity of 9m3

usable gas from a 230

barg cylinder

  • Have to be chained in an
  • utside store
  • Often and auto change-
  • ver panel
  • Difficult to transport –

heavy

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Cylinder gas - Pallets

  • Manifolded cylinder pallet,

(MCP).

  • 8-16 cylinders connected to

common outlet

  • Typical usable capacity
  • f 150m3
  • Storage pressure 180 to 300

barg

  • Need fork-lift
  • Change-over panel
  • Normally at least 3 packs
  • n-site – 1 empty, 1 in use

and 1 full. Each charge rental.

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Mini bulk

Typical Sizes:

  • 150, 200, 230, 950, 1500

and 2000 litres Liquid nitrogen @ minus 196 0C

  • Re-filled on site from “cryo

truck”

  • 230 litre vessel = 140m3

usable gas

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Bulk gas

  • Insulated vessel with

evaporators

  • Re-filled by tanker
  • Located outside on

concrete plinth to support weight

  • Large stored volume for 1-2

weeks supply

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Traditional Supply Methods Summary

  • Inconvenient
  • Long term agreements
  • You don’t know what you are getting
  • Wasteful – Return to Gas Supplier gas that you

have paid for.

  • The most Expensive option.
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The Future of Nitrogen Supply

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What is nitrogen gas?

  • “A colourless,

tasteless, odourless, inert gas that forms 4/5ths of the earth’s atmosphere”

A computer rendering of the nitrogen molecule N2.

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How much nitrogen is in air?

  • Nitrogen - 78%
  • Oxygen - 20.9%
  • Argon - 0.9%
  • CO2 - 0.02%
  • Other “rare” gases

make up the balance Hydrogen, neon, helium, krypton and xenon

ARGON OXYGEN NITROGEN

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The CompAir Alternative

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CN2 range Features and Benefits

Features Benefits

Highest efficiency, highest output nitrogen gas generator Providing nitrogen gas at the lowest stable cost Unique Energy Saving Technology (EST) Minimised compressed air use, saving energy, money and the environment Market leading low maintenance Long life technology; saving money, the environment and expensive factory down-time Unique 5 year warranty The assurance of reliable gas supply to prevent expensive factory down-time Unique industry compliance, food and pharmaceutical safe Providing a third party validated industry compliant gas quality, ensuring process and product quality to prevent expensive product recalls Gas quality control system Monitoring and controlling the gas parameters, to ensure high quality reliable gas to prevent expensive production waste and recalls Remote monitoring Monitors the right gas quality from a central location to prevent expensive production waste and recalls

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total cost time

Long term gas costs

Low initial cost but high on-going cost Higher initial cost but lower on-going gas cost Highest initial cost but lowest

  • n-going cost
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Who can benefit from this technology?

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Where do we sell Nitrogen gas generators?

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Pharmaceutical, Universities & Research

  • Centralised system to feed

a ring main supply for laboratories or other applications.

  • Chemistry labs
  • LC/MS suites,
  • Spray drying
  • Chemical engineering
  • Hypoxic chambers.
  • Purities : 10PPM to 5% +

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Pharmaceutical

  • Primary product

manufacturing –

– Blanketing reactor vessels – Blanketing product – Product push through pipe- work

  • Finished product

– Filling – Packing

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Pharmaceutical grade Nitrogen

  • EIGA specification
  • FDA Article 21
  • CompAir N2 Generators

independently tested by UKAS laboratory.

  • Compliant with both.

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Food Industry: Why are gasses used?

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To reduce food waste at the retailer and consumer by extending food shelf life via Modified Atmosphere Packaging

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Modified Atmosphere Packaging

  • Food lasts longer
  • Looks better
  • Keeps taste
  • Allows transportation
  • It helps slow down

bacterial growth and

  • ther spoilage

mechanisms

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Market segmentation

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N2 gas

Edible Oils Nitrogen gas purity: 0,5% O2 Liquids Nitrogen gas purity: 0,5% O2 Dairy & Grated Cheese Nitrogen gas purity: 0,1%-0,5% O2 Dried Foods and Snacks Nitrogen gas purity: 0,5%O2 (Coffee, Milk powder, Cocoa: 0,1-0,5%O2)

N2/CO2 gas mix

Bakery Products Nitrogen gas purity: 0,1%-0,5% O2 Fresh Chilled Pasta Nitrogen gas purity: 0,1%-0,5% O2 Cheese blocks/ sliced Nitrogen gas purity: 0,1%-0,5% O2 Convenience foods Nitrogen gas purity: 0,1%-0,5% O2 Raw Meat Nitrogen gas purity: 0,1% O2 Cooked and Dressed Vegetables Nitrogen gas purity: 0,1%-0,5% O2 Cooked fish & Shellfish Nitrogen gas purity: 0,1%-0,5% O2 Raw Fish & Shellfish Nitrogen gas purity: 0,1-1,0% O2 Cooked Meat Nitrogen gas purity: 500ppm – 0,5% O2

N2/ O2/ CO2 gas mix

Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Nitrogen gas purity: 0,5-1,0% O2 Raw Fish & Shellfish Nitrogen gas purity: 0,1-1,0% O2

O2/ CO2 gas mix

Raw Meat

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Specification for food grade nitrogen

  • What is food grade Nitrogen?
  • Is ultra low oxygen necessary?
  • European Industrial Gases

Association – EIGA / JECFA

  • Directive 89/107/EEC
  • Specification for Nitrogen used on
  • r in products “ingested by

humans”

  • Nitrogen – E941
  • Document – 125/06 refers

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PSA and EIGA food grade gas specification

  • Typical PSA nitrogen

gas generator purity specification

  • Test results from

independent UKAS test laboratory

  • Also fully complies with

FDA Article 21 for material compatibility

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Component Standard N2 E941 GD N2 PSA Achieved Assay EC >99% 99.15% Inert Gas Odour EC Moisture EC <0.05% <0.01% CO2 EC 1.12ppm CO EC <10 vppm < 1ppm NO/NO2 EC <10 vppm Below detection <0.5ppm THC EC <100 ppm Below Limit

  • f Detection

Residual Gases (O2) EC 1% O2 0.85%

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CompAir

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CompAir Nitrogen Generating – The Benefits

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Typical cost comparison

To calculate payback depends on local market conditions, typical example

  • Liquid costs comprise:

– 37 PKR per m3 for the nitrogen gas (20m3/hr) – 740,000 PKR rental for tank and ancillary equipment – 5000 PKR per delivery (50 deliveries per annum) – 10% Boil off 326000PRK per annum

  • ∴ annual costs are

– gas 20m/hr x 37 PKR x 4,400 hours = 3,260,000 PKR – rental 740000 PKR = 740,000 PKR – delivery 50 x 5000 PKR = 260,000 PKR – Boil off = 325,000 PKR – Total

= 4,600,000 p/y

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CN2 typical capital costs example

To produce 20Nm3/hr Nitrogen at < 0.5% O2

  • Generator costs comprise:

2,900,000 PKR CN2- 35P Nitrogen Generator 500,000 PKR Pre-treatment system 592,000 PKR Buffer tanks and ancillary pipe work 4,000,000 PKR Total Typical Capital cost 1st year assuming above flow and purity *

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CN2 running costs example

To produce 20Nm3/hr Nitrogen at < 0.5% O2

  • Generator requires:

– Compressed air of 68Nm3/hr at 7 barg – To produce 1 Nm3 of air you require 0.111 kw/hr of power – 68Nm/hr of air x 0.111 kw = 7.54 kw/hr – 7.54kw/hr x 4,400 hours = 33,176 kw per annum – Assuming 11 PKR per kw/hr electricity cost this would give a running cost

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390,000 PKR per annum – Servicing costs 140,000 PKR per annum – Total Operating Costs 530,000 PKR

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Liquid cost 4,600,000 PKR p.a Generator cost 4,600,000 PKR incl 1st year running costs Payback 4,600,000 PKR = 1.0 year 4,600,000 PKR

PKR Year

Typical Payback Example

1 2 3700K 7400K 11100K 14800K 3

Annual cost 4,600,000 3 year cost 13,700,000 Annual cost incl. maintenance 530,000 3 year cost incl. capital 5,600,000 Generator

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