Description
The US Air Force is requesting information for a Mobile Oxygen Storage Tank (MOST) system. The system should be able to store and dispense gaseous medical grade oxygen, with a storage capacity of 10,000 liters of gaseous oxygen at 2250 psi. The system should also have an operational capability of less than or equal to seven containers to meet a 24-hour mission period. Other key performance parameters include FDA and DOT status, safe-to-fly status, and ballistic/fragmentation resistance testing.
• The system should have a weight of less than 250 lbs and a container size of 40 in x 30 in x 16 in.
• The system should have an operator interface/panel components with content pressure gauges, gaseous liters indicator, and easily readable in low-light environments.
• The system should have operating temperatures of -40°F to 140°F and storage temperatures of -40°F to 140°F.
• The system should have transport environment with humidity of 0-96% (non-condensing) and temperature of -22°F to 122°F.
• The system should have transportability with man-portable and container designed to prevent damage to the system during operation and transport.