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Vacuum chambers can be used: for drying materials (low vacuum), testing spacecraft, during experiments on plasma retention and antimatter production, as elements of charged particle accelerator systems and systems for applying thin films. Vacuum chambers can be used: for drying materials (low vacuum), testing spacecraft, during experiments on plasma retention and antimatter production, as elements of charged particle accelerator systems and systems for applying thin films.

The proposed measuring and diagnostic complex is designed to: - provide monitoring of the technical condition of electric drive valves of nuclear power plants; – detection and identification of malfunctions of components and equipment of electric drive valves at an early stage of their occurrence; – issuance of measurement results and diagnostics of electric drive valves to the operational personnel of the station.

Nitrogen traps are designed for use in various vacuum systems in order to prevent the ingress of vapor gases and various organic compounds from high-vacuum and pre-vacuum pumps into the vacuum chamber (system) following in the reverse flow, as well as to protect vacuum units from organic substances present in the vacuum volume.

Description: The bath is a rectangular container (tank), welded from sheet steel. To ensure efficient circulation of the quench liquid flow in the bath, an agitator and guides are installed for efficient mixing of the quench liquid inside the bath. A mesh basket is installed inside the bath, designed to extract parts when they are poured directly into the tank or spilled from the loading basket. For preliminary heating and cooling of the quenching liquid, the bath is equipped with an automatic temperature maintenance system for the quenching medium. Preliminary heating of the hardening liquid is carried out by heating element heaters. The quench liquid is cooled by a water plate heat exchanger installed in the circulation line. The oil quenching bath is equipped with side suctions and a lid. Hardening baths are supplied assembled with the necessary power and control equipment mounted in the control panel. Specifications: Quenching medium oil; Slave. volume, m.cub. 1.5; Slave. space (W×D×depth, mm) dia.800×3000; Dimensions (W×D×depth, mm) 1200×1200×4400; Power / voltage, kW/V 17/380; One time m load, kg 450.

The product is designed for heating in liquid media of salts of parts for quenching, tempering, and normalization without oxidation in the temperature range from 700 OC to 1200 oC in stationary conditions. The environment of the workspace is a molten salt. Salt electroplants are most often used in the heat treatment of tool steels for rapid heating for quenching and other types of processing with minimization of the decarbonized layer. The electrode salt bath functions on the basis of the conductive properties of molten salts. From the power grid, the current flows through the transformer to the electrodes dipped in molten salt, and under this influence it heats up to the desired temperature.

An oxygen adsorption generator is a special equipment designed to produce gaseous oxygen from atmospheric air by short—cycle non-heating adsorption. The main components of the generator are: adsorbers (vessels operating under excessive pressure) filled with zeolite molecular sieve, pneumatic valves, automatic control system, shut-off and control valves and other control and measuring devices, and equipment. Oxygen concentration: 99% Capacity: 4-49 m3/hour

Devices capable of generating oxygen have found the widest application in various fields of medicine. The equipment is also used in training centers, educational institutions and oxygen rooms. Medical oxygen concentrators make it possible to accelerate the recovery of patients suffering from cardiovascular diseases, chronic respiratory diseases, as well as other pathologies that make it difficult to saturate the blood with oxygen. This equipment is a mandatory equipment of the departments of anesthesiology and intensive care. Oxygen concentrators demonstrate high efficiency in restorative treatment. Unlike oxygen sources, which use compressed gas, generators are characterized by high safety and efficiency Capacity: 250 l/min 15 m3/h 20 kg/hour Oxygen purity: 95 % Oxygen pressure: 4-5 bar

The Provita company offers adsorption dryers with cold and hot regeneration of its own production. Industrial installations are equipped with high-quality components that ensure reliability and long service life. They are capable of operating at a pressure of 4 to 16 bar and are drained to a TRD (dew point under pressure) of -70 ° C. Working pressure: 4 — 16 bar Dew point: -20 to -70°C Capacity: from 50 to 20000 m3/hour

The product is designed for heating in liquid media of salts of parts for quenching, tempering, and normalization without oxidation in the temperature range from 700 OC to 1200 oC in stationary conditions. The environment of the workspace is a molten salt. Salt electroplants are most often used in the heat treatment of tool steels for rapid heating for quenching and other types of processing with minimization of the decarbonized layer. The electrode salt bath functions on the basis of the conductive properties of molten salts. From the power grid, the current flows through the transformer to the electrodes dipped in molten salt, and under this influence it heats up to the desired temperature.

Vibration velocity sensors with a current output DVST-2 are designed to convert the RMS value of the vibration velocity of an object into a standard current signal of 4-20 mA.

Devices capable of generating oxygen have found application in various fields of medicine. The equipment is also used in training centers, educational institutions and oxygen rooms. Medical oxygen concentrators allow to accelerate the recovery of patients suffering from cardiovascular diseases, chronic respiratory diseases, as well as other pathologies that make it difficult to saturate the blood with oxygen. The concentrator is a mandatory equipment of the departments of anesthesiology and intensive care. Oxygen concentrators demonstrate high efficiency in restorative treatment. Unlike oxygen sources, which use compressed gas, generators are highly safe and economical. Capacity: 100 l/min 6 m3/h 8 kg/hour Oxygen purity: 95 % Oxygen pressure: 4-5 bar