Salient Characteristics LN2 Generator v4.pdf
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Department of the Army National Guard
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This is a Solicitation for an on-site, fully automated Liquid Nitrogen (LN2) Generator for the Department of War. The system must meet or exceed the capabilities of the Rutherford & Titan - Titan 10 L/Day Liquid Nitrogen Generator (brand name or equal basis).
The technical specifications require a production capacity not exceeding 10 liters per day with integrated storage capacity between 10 and 55 liters. The nitrogen purity must exceed 99%, and the system must fit within maximum physical dimensions of 63" H × 25" D × 36" W and weigh no more than 450 lbs. The system requires air-cooled operation without external water infrastructure, standard 120V, 60Hz electrical configuration with a maximum 20-amp draw, and energy consumption not exceeding 2.2 kW/H. The acoustic signature must not exceed 60–65 dBA at 2 feet, and the system must operate continuously in ambient temperatures up to +125°F. Heavy-duty integrated rollers or casters are required for on-site mobility.
The system must feature plug-and-play automated operation with fully automated startup/shutdown cycles requiring only power connection and a single start input. An integrated intelligent control system (equivalent to FlowSync™ Technology) must continuously monitor LN₂ levels and automatically adjust, start, and stop production based on usage and capacity. Remote monitoring and diagnostics capability via Wi-Fi or Ethernet (equivalent to SmartConnect™ Monitoring) must enable real-time system monitoring and troubleshooting. Any wireless or wired connectivity must be compliant with standard federal network security protocols or capable of being completely disabled based on local security requirements.
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SECTION 1: Scope of Requirement The Department of War has a requirement for an on-site, fully automated Liquid Nitrogen (LN2) Generator. The system must meet or exceed the technical and functional capabilities of the Rutherford & Titan - Titan 10 L/Day Liquid Nitrogen Generator (Brand Name or Equal).
SECTION 2: Salient Characteristics (Brand Name or Equal) To be considered technically acceptable, any proposed "or equal" system must meet or exceed the following objective performance and physical parameters:
Characteristic Requirement / Minimum Specification
Production Capacity Not to exceed 10 Liters per Day (L/Day).
Integrated Storage Capacity
Must be a minimum of 10 Liters and must not exceed 55 Liters.
Nitrogen Purity Greater than 99% pure liquid nitrogen.
Physical Dimensions Maximum footprint of 63″ H × 25″ D × 36″ W to fit existing spatial constraints.
System Weight Maximum of 450 lbs.
Mobility Must be integrated with heavy-duty rollers/casters for on-site mobility.
Cooling Method Air-cooled system (no external water-cooling infrastructure required).
Power Requirements Must operate standard electrical configurations: 120V, 60Hz, maximum draw of 20 Amps.
Power Consumption Energy efficient; maximum of 2.2 kW/H during active production.
Acoustic Signature Maximum noise level of 60–65 dBA at a distance of 2 feet.
Environmental Tolerance
Must be capable of continuous, automated operation in high ambient temperatures up to +125°F (+51.6°C).
SECTION 3: Key Functional & Smart Features Any proposed "or equal" system must possess equivalent automated capabilities as described below:
Feature Performance and Functional Standards
Automated Operation
"Plug-and-play" capability; fully automated startup/shutdown cycles requiring only power connection and a single manual/digital "start" input.
Intelligent Production Control
Must feature an integrated, intelligent control system (equivalent to FlowSync™ Technology) that continuously monitors internal LN₂ levels to automatically adjust, start, and stop production based on usage and capacity.
Remote Monitoring & Diagnostics
Must include built-in remote access capability (via Wi-Fi or Ethernet) to allow real-time system monitoring, troubleshooting, and diagnostics (equivalent to SmartConnect™ Monitoring).
Security Standards
Any wireless/wired connectivity must be compliant with standard federal networks or capable of being completely disabled/isolated based on local security protocols.
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