Medical Gases

Liquid oxygen systems address the metallurgical sector where rotary furnaces and ladles are used. In the furnaces used in the mining sector, air is supplied through a bellows. 20.01% of the air in the bellows is oxygen and the rest is mostly nitrogen and other gases. Nitrogen gas, which is inert, reduces the flame temperature in the environment and causes the heat in the environment to be lost by being carried by the flue gas.

Nitrogen is mostly obtained by liquefaction and separation of air. It is found in liquid and gas phases. In the liquid phase, it is stored and transported in special cryogenic tanks insulated with double-walled, vacuum and perlite material. In the gaseous phase, it is supplied under pressure via pipeline or compressed in pressure-resistant, seamless steel tubes.

Liquid carbon dioxide (CO2) is the liquid form of carbon dioxide at low temperatures below atmospheric pressure. Although carbon dioxide is usually present in our atmosphere in gaseous form, it can turn into a liquid under certain conditions of temperature and pressure.

Prodoxide d'nitrogen is usually obtained from ammonium nitrate. The gas is commercially available in liquid and gaseous phase. The gas can be filled into seamless steel cylinders. Since this gas liquefies under pressure and gases under temperature, it is filled according to the filling rate determined by TSE.

Dry air is used as a detector gas in plasmas for precision material cutting, submersible tubes and chromatography devices.

Helium gas is usually obtained from natural gas wells. It is commercially available in liquid and gas phases. In the liquid phase, it is stored and transported in special cryogenic tanks insulated with double-walled, vacuum and perlite material. In the gaseous phase, it is supplied under pressure by pipeline or compressed in pressure-resistant, seamless steel cylinders.

Nitrogen protoxide is a colorless and odorless gas with the chemical formula N2O. It is also commonly known as "laughing gas". Nitrogen protoxide is used for anesthesia, especially in dentistry and surgical procedures. It provides a mild anesthesia and relieves pain.

Topical oxygen is a gas used to treat diseases and accelerate the healing of wounds. Oxygen applied through devices is directed to the patient's skin, wound or affected area.