Praxair Technology, Inc.

Walter Joseph Olszewski

Bayram Arman

Joseph Alfred Weber

Dante Patrick Bonaquist

Arun Acharya

John Henri Royal

John Fredric Billingham

Mohammad Abdul-Aziz Rashad

Mark Edward Vincett

Kevin William Mahoney

John Peter Ricotta

A method for generating refrigeration, especially over a wide temperature range including cryogenic temperatures, wherein a non-toxic, non-flammable and low or non-ozone-depleting mixture is formed from defined components and maintained in variable load form through compression, cooling, expansion and warming steps in a refrigeration cycle.

Variable load refrigeration system particularly for cryogenic temperatures

A system for producing pressurized oxygen gas from low pressure oxygen gas without the need for engaging an oxygen compressor wherein low pressure oxygen gas is condensed by indirect heat exchange with a multicomponent refrigerant fluid, passed through a liquid pump, and then vaporized against that same multicomponent refrigerant fluid.

Cryogenic indirect oxygen compression system

A system for generating refrigeration and providing the refrigeration into a cryogenic rectification plant wherein, in addition to refrigeration generated by turboexpansion, further refrigeration for the plant is generated by a recirculating multicomponent refrigerant in a refrigeration circuit.

Cryogenic rectification system and hybrid refrigeration generation

Variable load refrigeration system particularly for cryogenic

A system for cooling a fluid particularly to a cryogenic temperature wherein a multicomponent refrigerant fluid is partially condensed, the liquid used to generate refrigeration to cool the product by recycle into an upstream portion of the warming leg of the refrigeration circuit, and the vapor, having a different composition than the liquid, is used to generate refrigeration at a colder temperature for further cooling of the product.

Multicomponent refrigerant cooling with internal recycle

A method for liquefying an industrial gas wherein a portion of the requisite refrigeration is generated by a multicomponent refrigerant circuit and a portion is generated by turboexpansion of either a portion of the industrial gas or a portion of the multicomponent refrigerant.

Cryogenic industrial gas liquefaction with hybrid refrigeration

A method for more efficiently liquefying industrial gas wherein refrigeration for the liquefaction is generated using a defined multicomponent refrigerant fluid and provided by a single flow circuit over a wide temperature range from ambient to cryogenic temperature.

Single circuit cryogenic liquefaction of industrial gas

A cryogenic air separation system wherein separation inefficiencies resulting from feed air flow disturbances due to discontinuous prepurifier operation are reduced or eliminated by inhibiting column liquid drainage during such disturbances using mesh packing having interspacial regions which hold up the liquid during the disturbances using surface tension.

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Amherst, NY, United States of America

Walter Joseph Olszewski