Cryo Vaporizer - 5,000 SCFH 600PSI N2, LNG, LIN, LAR
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Cryo Vaporizer - 5,000 SCFH 600PSI N2, LNG, LIN, LAR
Chart ambient air vaporizer designed to regasify cryogenic fluids to gas. Vertical configuration rated for 5,000 SCFH nominal flow at 600 PSI MAWP. Tare weight is 510 lbs.
Vertical Cryogenic Vaporizer Specs
Part Number: 9715449
MAWP: 600 PSI
Nominal Flow Rate: 5,000 SCFH
Tare Weight: 510
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Seller
Gas Equipment 4 Sale
Waxahachie, TX, United States
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Questions buyers ask
How do I size this vaporizer for my flow rate and duty cycle?
This unit is rated for 5,000 SCFH nominal flow. Ambient vaporizers are typically sized to deliver rated capacity at continuous duty in worst-case ambient conditions (coldest expected temperature, highest humidity), so if your actual conditions are milder or duty is intermittent, you may see higher effective capacity. For precise sizing to your application, ask the seller for performance curves showing output vs. ambient temperature and relative humidity.
What happens to output in cold or humid conditions, and on continuous duty?
Ambient vaporizers transfer heat from atmospheric air to cryogenic liquid, so capacity drops as ambient temperature falls. High humidity can cause frost buildup on fin surfaces that insulates and further reduces heat transfer, especially on continuous duty when the unit cannot defrost between cycles. Ask the seller if Chart provided performance data or derating curves with this specific model.
What should I inspect on a used ambient vaporizer before buying?
Check fin condition for corrosion, mechanical damage, or permanent frost damage that reduces effective surface area; inspect all welds and tube-to-header joints for cracks or evidence of leakage; and verify the inlet/outlet connections and any instrumentation ports are intact. Request documentation of the most recent hydrostatic or pneumatic pressure test, and ask whether the unit has a current or expired ASME certification if pressure vessel code applies in your jurisdiction.
General guidance for this type of equipment. Ask about this specific unit in your inquiry — the seller answers directly.