An Air Separation Unit (ASU) is a device that uses air as feedstock, compressing and super-cooling it to cryogenic temperatures, before separating out oxygen, nitrogen, argon, or other liquid products from the liquid air through rectification. Depending on the user’s needs, the products of the ASU can either be singular (e.g., nitrogen) or multiple (e.g., nitrogen, oxygen, argon). The system can produce either liquid or gas products to meet different customer requirements.