Marine Process Control Gases and Gas Systems manage and regulate gas flow for shipboard operations.

These systems ensure safe, efficient handling of gases like oxygen, nitrogen, and CO2 in marine environments.

They are critical for propulsion, safety, and environmental compliance in maritime applications.

Size: Varies based on application, typically ranging from small cylinders (5-50 liters) to large storage tanks (1,000+ liters).

Grade: High-purity gases (99.9%+), including nitrogen, oxygen, argon, and helium, with specific marine-grade certifications.

Viscosity: Dependent on gas type; inert gases like nitrogen and argon exhibit low viscosity, while others like oxygen may vary with temperature.

Buoyancy: Gases like helium provide positive buoyancy, while denser gases like argon may reduce buoyancy in marine environments.

Material: Stainless steel (316L), aluminum, or composite materials for corrosion resistance in marine conditions.

Pressure Rating: Typically 200-300 bar for compressed gas systems, with specialized high-pressure options available.

Temperature Range: -40°C to +60°C for operational stability in marine climates.

Regulatory Compliance: Meets ISO 9001, SOLAS, and IMO standards for marine safety and performance.