Liquid air separation plants save the investment and electricity consumption of seawater gasifiers, pumps or combustion vaporisers, and also allow access to liquefied air. The liquefied air is stored in a storage tank and then continuously transported into the liquid air separation plants via a liquid pump or vapour boosting to replenish the cooling capacity and ensure continuous operation of the air separation unit. The use of circulating nitrogen (or air) to absorb the cold at the low temperat...