APPLICATION

CO₂ Application Solutions

Engineered for Safety, Reliability & Performance in Demanding Process Applications

Alis Valves CO₂ Valves Solution & Manufacturer in India, engineered for reliable flow isolation and control across carbon capture, carbon utilization, CO₂ compression, transportation, injection, and storage systems. Our range includes ball valves, gate valves, globe valves, check valves, butterfly valves, control valves, pneumatic actuated valves, and electric actuated valves, with configurations selected according to CO₂ phase, pressure, temperature, fluid composition, corrosion requirements, and service conditions. Designed for demanding carbon management infrastructure, our valve solutions focus on tight shut-off, material compatibility, reliable pressure containment, low leakage, and dependable operation throughout CO₂ handling and CCUS systems.

Precision Flow Diversion
Efficient Flow Mixing
Compact Multi-Port Design
Automation Ready
CO₂

CO₂ Handling, Processing & Utilization

ALIS Valves offers industrial valve solutions for CO₂ capture, compression, storage, transfer and utilization applications. Valve selection is based on operating pressure, temperature, CO₂ phase and process requirements.

CO₂ Capture & Compression

CO₂ Capture & Compression

CO₂ capture units, industrial compressors and high-pressure gas pipelines.

CO₂ Storage & Transfer

CO₂ Storage & Transfer

Industrial valve solutions for CO₂ storage, loading, unloading and transfer systems, with materials and sealing selected for operating conditions.

CO₂ Process & Utilization

CO₂ Process & Utilization

Valve solutions for CO₂-based manufacturing, chemical processing and utilization systems, supporting dependable flow regulation and process isolation.

Engineered Solution For CO₂ Application

  • Engineered for demanding CO₂ and CCUS service conditions
  • Suitable for carbon capture, compression, transportation, utilization, and storage systems
  • Material selection based on CO₂ pressure, temperature, phase, impurities, and corrosion requirements
  • Reliable shut-off and flow isolation
  • Suitable sealing systems for high-pressure CO₂ service
  • Low-emission sealing options available
  • Pneumatic and electric automation solutions
  • Suitable for dense-phase and supercritical CO₂ applications when specifically engineered
  • Suitable for both industrial carbon capture and emerging CCUS infrastructure

Key Application Features

  • Carbon Capture Systems
  • Post-Combustion CO₂ Capture
  • Pre-Combustion CO₂ Capture
  • Direct Air Capture
  • CO₂ Compression Systems
  • CO₂ Dehydration Systems
  • Dense-Phase CO₂ Pipelines
  • Dense-Phase CO₂ Pipelines
  • Supercritical CO₂ Transportation
  • CO₂ Injection Systems
  • Geological CO₂ Storage
  • CO₂ Utilization

Pressure Rating

Up to Class 2500 (ASME B16.34)

Temperature Range

(-46°C to +250°C)
(Depending on valve type, material, sealing system, and application)

Size Range

1/2" to 20"
DN15 to DN500

End Connections

Flanged, Butt Weld, Socket Weld, Threaded, RTJ

Materials

WCB, LCB, CF8, CF8M, SS304, SS316, Duplex Stainless Steel, Super Duplex Stainless Steel, Alloy Steel, Chrome Moly Alloy Steel

Standards

API 6D, API 608, API 609, API 598, ASME B16.34, ISO 15848, ISO 27913, ANSI, DIN, BS

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about valve design, performance, and automation for this application.

Ball valves, globe valves, check valves, control valves and other suitable valve designs may be used in CO₂ systems. Selection depends on whether the application involves gaseous, liquid or supercritical CO₂, along with operating pressure, temperature, flow requirements and isolation needs.
Liquid CO₂ applications require valves selected for the specified pressure and temperature range. Consider the possibility of pressure changes, flashing and dry ice formation during depressurization. Confirm the valve's operating envelope and suitability for the intended CO₂ service.
Check the design pressure, operating temperature, CO₂ phase, valve size, pressure class and required leakage performance. The valve body, trim, seats and seals must be compatible with the operating conditions. Verify the complete assembly's pressure-temperature limits before selection.

Material selection depends on CO₂ moisture content, pressure, temperature and process conditions. Wet CO₂ can form carbonic acid and create corrosion risks for certain materials. Evaluate the valve body, trim, seats and seals using relevant compatibility data and manufacturer recommendations.

Gas and liquid CO₂ systems can operate under different pressure and temperature conditions. Liquid CO₂ systems require particular attention to pressure control, thermal expansion and phase changes. The selected valve must be suitable for the actual fluid phase and operating envelope.

Some ball valves may be suitable for specific CO₂ applications, but suitability should not be assumed from the valve type alone. Verify pressure and temperature ratings, body and seal materials, leakage requirements and compatibility with the specified CO₂ conditions.
Select valves with suitable sealing arrangements and compatible materials for the intended service. Correct installation, maintenance and inspection can help reduce leakage. Also consider pressure fluctuations, temperature changes and the possibility of seal performance being affected by the operating conditions.

Yes. Pneumatic and electric actuated valves can support remote isolation and process control where the complete assembly is suitable for CO₂ service. Consider operating torque, required response time, control signals, actuator utilities and the system's safety requirements.

Suitable ball valves, check valves and other isolation or control designs may be used in CO₂ storage and transfer systems. The choice depends on storage conditions, fluid phase, transfer pressure, temperature, line size and the required flow or isolation function.

Supercritical CO₂ applications require valves designed for the specified high-pressure and temperature conditions. Selection should consider fluid properties, pressure fluctuations, material compatibility, sealing performance and the possibility of rapid changes in fluid density. Confirm suitability against the project design requirements.
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