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 An air separation unit (ASU) uses the conventional multi-column cryogenic distillation technique to produce O2 from compressed air at high purity and recovery rate. ASU's energy consumption is related to recovery since it is linked to the air flow required by thermal power.   An  Air Separation Unit (ASU)  is an industrial process that separates atmospheric air into its primary components—namely nitrogen, oxygen, and sometimes argon and other rare inert gases. The process is essential for producing high-purity gases used in various industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, and chemical production. Here's a breakdown of how an ASU works:   1. Atmospheric Air Intake   The  air separation unit process  begins by drawing in atmospheric air. This air contains approximately 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and 1% argon, along with trace amounts of other gases. The air is typically filtered to remove dust, moisture, and other impurities.   2. Compr...

 Hydrogen peroxide is a safe and effective disinfectant for cleaning electronic equipment, especially high-touch surfaces. It's often used in hospitals and other medical settings because it's effective at killing germs and bacteria. Hydrogen peroxide is also used to clean electrical circuits because it can oxidize many organic and inorganic materials.   What is Hydrogen Peroxide?   Hydrogen peroxide  is a chemical compound often used as a disinfectant and bleaching agent. It is commonly found in households for cleaning minor cuts and scrapes, as well as for whitening teeth and laundry. Available in various concentrations, it’s generally considered safe for household use, but its application on delicate electronics is another matter.   How Does Hydrogen Peroxide Work?   Hydrogen peroxide works by releasing oxygen when it comes into contact with organic material, which results in an oxidizing reaction. This reaction is effective at killing bacteria and viruse...