India s Steel Plants Increase Oxygen Production; 137 Tankers Deliver 2,067 MT Of LMO
by Arun Kumar Das - May 6, 2021 05:01 AM
A tanker carrying liquid oxygen mounted on oxygen express.
Snapshot
The total liquid medical oxygen production by the steel plants was 3,680 MT, with private and public steel companies producing the bulk of liquid medical oxygen across the country.
Stepping up efforts to meet the nation s requirement of liquid medical oxygen (LMO), steel companies from both the public and private sectors have produced the bulk of LMO across the country.
While four cryogenic tankers have been airlifted by Indian Air Force from Perth, Australia, yesterday (5 May), 34 oxygen expresses are completing their journey, delivering more than 2,067 metric tonnes (MT) of LMO in 137 tankers.
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