Dry ice blasting systems can generally be divided into two parts: CO2 is a by-product of industrial production processes, such as fermentation processes and petroleum refining processes, both of which produce by-product CO2. The CO2 produced during these consumption processes is purified, hydraulically stored, and then dry ice is produced for cleaning. When the CO2 is sublimated and discharged into the atmosphere during the radiation process, no new CO2 is produced, but the original CO2 by-products are discharged. , Completed the reuse of waste gas CO2, benefiting mankind.

    The dry ice medium used in dry ice blasting is to produce solid dry ice particles through the Dry ice granulator. These dry ice particles can be used immediately or stored in an incubator for later use. These particles are typically 3mm in diameter and 2.5mm-10mm in length. In this way, high-pressure liquid CO2 is ejected from the pipeline and converted into snow-like solid CO2, and the snow-like CO2 is extruded into dry ice particles through a mold by hydraulic pressure.