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When customers require large volumes of gas product to be delivered as a cryogenic liquid, then a special cryogenic storage tank is required at the customer's site. These tanks are very specialized, come in various sizes and configurations and are very expensive. Tanks and equipment must be sized for gas product and usage requirements.
Therefore, Linde offers our customers the ability to lease this system in return for a monthly facility fee payment. This arrangement includes the properly sized tank which will meet local zoning regulations. It also includes the replacement of this tank with one of a different size should your gas requirements greatly change over time.

The facility fee will also cover the cost and installation of any necessary equipment to connect the tank to your house line; such as vaporizers, regulators and valves. Lastly this service covers tank maintenance which includes periodic repainting or replacement if the tank is not functioning properly. Property taxes, if any, are the responsibility of the customer.

In the end, you can hand-off any worries about these tanks to Linde. You can discuss your gas requirements and interest in leasing the cryogenic tank with your sales representative.

Specially purified xenon is used to propel satellites and other spacecraft using electric propulsion thrusters. Xenon gas is odorless, colorless, tasteless, nontoxic, monatomic and chemically inert.

Xenon is found in the atmosphere at a concentration of 8.7 x 10-6 percent by volume. Linde collects xenon at its air separation plants around the world and purifies it to the very high purity levels necessary for electric propulsion engines.

Advanced production and purification equipment gives Linde the unique ability to recover and purify customer provided xenon. This service is often used by ground-based facilities that test electric propulsion thrusters.

Linde has sophisticated analytical labs to ensure the quality of propulsion grade xenon. These labs are also used to support our customers ensuring purity is maintained throughout the satellite filling process.

Hydrogen Chloride (HCl) is an inorganic chemical with many applications. It is used in chemical synthesis reactions to produce vinyl chloride, fertilizers, dyes, pigments, and pharmaceutical ingredients. It also finds use in catalyst regeneration, rubber manufacturing, electroplating, semiconductor manufacturing, leather tanning, and cotton seed processing. We offer:

A choice of qualities from industrial to electronic grades
Purities ranging from 99.9% to 99.999% hydrogen chloride
Volumes to suit the scale and application
Custom hydrogen chloride equipment
A choice of packaging
If you want to keep pace with tomorrows competition, you need a partner by your side for whom top quality, process optimization, and enhanced productivity are part of daily business. We define partnership not merely as being there for you - but being with you.

Nitrogen has many commercial and technical applications based on its physical and chemical properties. Liquid nitrogen's cooling properties are used to freeze food, blood and other materials; modify metal properties; control reaction temperatures; cool concrete and simulate extremely cold operating conditions. Nitrogen gas is used to blanket, purge or stir many chemicals or molten metals. The gas can also be used to pressurize devices or pneumatically convey materials, while keeping out contaminates like oxygen or water
Nitrogen is colorless, odorless and tasteless. It is nonflammable, will not support combustion and is not life-supporting. The gas is slightly lighter than air and is only slightly soluble in water. When liquid nitrogen is vaporized and then heated it consumes a large amount of heat, making it an ideal coolant.
Nitrogen is present in the atmosphere at a concentration of 78.1%. Nitrogen is recovered from air in an Air Separation Unit (ASU) where it is drawn off as a cryogenic liquid at about -321F. Nitrogen can then be distributed as a cryogenic liquid or as a gas in cylinders. Nitrogen can also be generated at the use point, using cryogenic, adsorption or membrane technologies.

Depending on the temperature and pressure, carbon dioxide (CO2) exists in three states as a gas, liquid or solid. Essentially, dry ice is solid carbon dioxide.

It is made by reducing the pressure and temperature of liquid CO2 till it converts into a clean, white snow. This snow can then be compressed under high pressure to form blocks, slices and pellets.

Because dry ice has no taste or smell, is non-poisonous and non-flammable, it is an ideal and highly- effective cooling and freezing agent for food. It is particularly convenient for in-transit cooling, where power supply can be an issue.