Chart Industries equipment for gas and industrial processes
Specify Chart Industries equipment for gas storage and delivery, heat transfer, compression or component replacement. Send your process requirements and the proposed scope of supply.
Cryogenic storage tanks
Specify the tank series and serial number when requesting a storage system or replacement assembly. The vessel, valves and instruments need separate identification; the Chart group name alone does not identify their configuration.
- Vertical and horizontal tank configurations.
- Chart Ferox, Chart China and Chart VRV.
- State the gas, tank identity and operating conditions.
Vaporization, MicroBulk and liquid gas cylinders
Describe the complete gas supply duty, then identify its components individually. Vaporizers, vacuum insulated pipe, MicroBulk storage and portable liquid cylinders serve different purposes.
- Vaporizers and vacuum insulated pipe.
- MicroBulk storage and liquid gas cylinders.
- Provide flow requirements and the demand profile.
Trailers, transport tanks and ISO containers
Link the enquiry to the actual transport vessel and its product transfer system. Identify the vessel, pump, drive and control panel separately when several connected assemblies are required.
- Chart GOFA and Chart VCT transport activities.
- Cryogenic trailers and ISO containers.
- Include the vessel number and drawing reference.
Heat exchangers and air cooled equipment
Distinguish air cooled equipment from brazed aluminum and specialty exchangers. Replacement bundles, fans and complete units require the installed equipment identity and process conditions.
- Air-X-Changers, Hudson and Smithco.
- Specialty heat exchangers from IMB.
- Provide the thermal duty and connection drawing.
Compressors, blowers and turboexpanders
Identify the manufacturer and machine type before specifying rotating equipment. Compressors, blowers, turbines and turboexpanders have different duty data and component arrangements.
- Howden, CPI and Spencer Turbine.
- Turboexpanders from L.A. Turbine.
- State the model, gas, flow and pressures.
LNG, hydrogen and liquefaction systems
Separate storage, transport, fueling and liquefaction duties within an energy project. Define equipment boundaries and the supply scope for the specific installation.
- Chart solutions for LNG and hydrogen.
- Cryo Technologies: separation, purification and liquefaction.
- ChartMarine: marine applications.
Water treatment and CO2 capture
Environmental applications need their own process specification. A compressor name does not define a water treatment system, and a tank designation does not identify a carbon capture unit.
- ChartWater: water treatment solutions.
- Earthly Labs: the modular CiCi platform.
- SES: Cryogenic Carbon Capture technology.
Valves, instruments and replacement components
Request a valve, instrument or pump assembly using its full marking and system location. Match the component to the equipment documentation and its actual part designation.
- FEMA: safety and cryogenic valves.
- Chart Flow: flow measurement.
- Chart Parts: replacement components.
Choosing the correct Chart business
Chart Industries is part of Baker Hughes. Its portfolio covers cryogenic equipment, heat transfer, air and gas handling, water treatment and carbon capture. Start an enquiry with the business or manufacturer shown on the equipment, then describe the duty.
A group name establishes the general context but does not identify a vessel configuration, compressor model or instrument version.
Cryogenic activities include Chart China, Chart Ferox, Chart VRV, Chart Cryonorm and Cryo Technologies. GOFA and VCT address transport applications; ChartMarine addresses marine applications. Air-X-Changers, Hudson, Smithco and IMB cover different heat transfer requirements.
Howden, CPI, Spencer Turbine and L.A. Turbine address air and gas handling or related machinery. Fronti Fabrications manufactures pressure vessels. Chart CSC provides cryogenic transport service, and Maintenance Partners by Howden services rotating and turbomachinery equipment.
Retain each manufacturer identity in your equipment list.
Defining a cryogenic storage and delivery system
A storage enquiry should describe both the required duty and the equipment boundary. Chart identifies tanks, vaporizers, vacuum jacketed pipework, controls, valves and auxiliaries within its engineered systems offering. Specify which of these are required and which are already present.
State the gas, demand pattern, installation location and available process information. Separate the storage requirement from downstream distribution and point-of-use requirements.
For replacement equipment, attach the existing vessel plate and the relevant system drawing. For an extension, distinguish current operation from the proposed duty. List the connections that must interface with existing plant.
This creates a clear basis for discussing the supply scope and avoids treating the name of a tank as a complete specification for every component connected to it.
MicroBulk, cylinders and vaporization
MicroBulk storage, liquid gas cylinders and bulk storage systems serve different supply arrangements. Identify the installed system before requesting a replacement or expansion. Describe how gas reaches the process, where consumption occurs and how demand changes during operation.
Include a system diagram if several consumers share the same supply. Mark the equipment that is to remain in service.
For a vaporizer enquiry, provide its designation and the gas delivery requirement. For vacuum insulated pipe, attach a route drawing, dimensions and connection details. For a cylinder assembly, include the cylinder identity and the marking on the requested component.
Keep instrument and valve requirements as separate line items. This makes the proposed equipment boundary easier to review and helps preserve the link between the original documentation and each requested assembly.
Heat exchangers and air cooled equipment
Chart includes several heat transfer businesses. Air-X-Changers, Hudson and Smithco are associated with air cooled heat exchangers, while IMB addresses specialty exchanger requirements.
Identify the actual manufacturer and the installed unit before requesting a complete exchanger, replacement bundle, fan or drive assembly. Similar external dimensions do not establish that two assemblies can be exchanged.
For a new equipment enquiry, send the process duty, fluid information and available installation drawings. For an existing machine, add the serial number and original specification. Clearly distinguish replacement at the existing duty from a change in performance.
Mark connection points and space constraints on the drawing. If only one component is required, identify the equipment with which it must interface, allowing the proposal to address the actual scope of the request.
Compression, blowers and turboexpanders
Howden provides air and gas handling products and services. CPI, Spencer Turbine and L.A. Turbine represent other specific activities in the Chart portfolio. A compressor, blower, steam turbine and turboexpander require different enquiry data.
State the machine type and manufacturer before listing the process requirements. Retain the complete designation from the equipment plate, including suffixes.
For complete equipment, provide the medium, flow, inlet and outlet conditions and drive information. For parts, include the machine serial number, assembly drawing and component reference. If the request follows a failure, describe the observed symptom separately from the replacement list.
Inspection findings can help define the requested scope, but photographs alone do not establish a failure mechanism. Keep the equipment selection and any proposed change in operating duty as distinct questions.
Transport equipment and transfer assemblies
GOFA and VCT are represented in Chart transport activities. VCT also describes hydraulic and electric drive pumps with associated controls. Identify the transport vessel separately from its transfer equipment.
The vehicle registration or fleet number can be useful for your records, but the enquiry also needs the manufacturer markings on the vessel, pump, drive and control assembly.
Send the vessel plate, a drawing of the installation and the markings on each requested item. Include electrical supply information for a control unit and the available circuit drawing for a hydraulic assembly.
For an ISO container, photographs of the identification plate and valve compartment help relate the request to its installed configuration. Define whether you need a complete transport unit, a transfer package or individual replacement components.
Energy, water and carbon capture projects
Within an LNG or hydrogen project, distinguish liquefaction, storage, transport and fueling. Cryo Technologies describes separation, purification and liquefaction systems for industrial gases, while ChartMarine addresses marine applications.
A project can combine several activities, but that does not make every component suitable for every gas or include every auxiliary in the same supply package.
ChartWater addresses water treatment, Earthly Labs develops the modular CiCi platform, and SES is associated with Cryogenic Carbon Capture. Describe the incoming stream, application and required result when requesting these systems.
For an existing installation, identify the actual machine and component before requesting parts. For a new project, list the available engineering information and proposed equipment boundaries. Treat a process design enquiry separately from a direct component replacement.
Preparing an equipment and parts enquiry
Use one line for each manufacturer, equipment designation, serial number, part reference, quantity and drawing attachment. Keep different versions separate. If you need both a component and a complete assembly as alternatives, identify them as options within the same request.
Mark which references come from the original specification and which have been read from an installed replacement.
State the delivery destination and packaging requirements, then attach the documents required by your project. Link each documentation requirement to the relevant item.
During review, compare the proposed scope with the original line list and resolve missing identifiers before agreeing the configuration. Keep the final equipment records with the installed machine.
A future enquiry can then use confirmed identification rather than starting again from an incomplete photograph.
Chart Industries and model names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used only to identify the equipment for which we source parts. SpareX is not an official dealer, distributor or representative of Chart Industries and is not affiliated with the trademark owner. Origin, documents and warranty are stated for each item in the quotation.
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