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Liquid nitrogen production of 10,000 standard liters per hour! How many cubic meters of liquid nitrogen is produced in 24 hours? How is this calculated? ?

2019-09-08View Original

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Liquid nitrogen production of 10,000 standard liters per hour! How many cubic meters of liquid nitrogen is produced in 24 hours? How is this calculated? ? Thank you
Reply #22019-09-08
1 ton of LN2 vaporizes to 800 standard cubic meters; the calculation is (1000 kg/28) * 22.4 = 800 Nm3. The density of liquid nitrogen is 808 kg/m3, so 240,000/800 = 300 tons. 300 tons/808 = 371.29 m3
Reply #32019-09-08
1 L of liquid nitrogen vaporizes to a gas volume of 643 L under standard conditions; you can do the calculation by yourself
Reply #42019-09-09
1 ton of LN2 vaporizes to 800 cubic meters; the calculation is (1000 kg/28) * 22.4 = 800 Nm3. The density of liquid nitrogen is 808 kg/m3, so 240,000/800 = 300 tons. Therefore, 300 tons / 0.808 = 371.29 m3

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