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In most projects, cryogenic air separation for power plants follows the same basic sequence: air compression, purification, cryogenic cooling, and double-column distillation.In a typical ASU, ambient air is first drawn through filters and compressed to 5–7 bar in multi-stag
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In most projects, cryogenic air separation for power plants follows the same basic sequence: air compression, purification, cryogenic cooling, and double-column distillation.In a typical ASU, ambient air is first drawn through filters and compressed to 5–7 bar in multi-stage centrifugal or reciprocating compressors.

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