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What process is suitable for the liquefaction of pure oxygen and pure nitrogen under shaking conditions?

2020-07-03View Original

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What process is suitable for the liquefaction of pure oxygen and pure nitrogen under shaking conditions? Specifically, it’s 4 kilograms of pure oxygen or pure nitrogen – what processing method is simplest for liquefying them? ? Minimize the floor space and weight – would a Stirling refrigerator work? Are there any other good processing methods?
Reply #22020-07-03
Let’s first explain what the shaking process is, learn*learn*
Reply #32020-07-04
Is it worth it for such a small amount? In most areas that aren’t particularly remote, it’s possible to find a container for storage. I’m not sure what your purpose is; please let me know.
Reply #42020-07-04
The 4 kilograms I mentioned refers to the pressure; it’s used on ships, so there is some shaking
Reply #52020-07-04
It’s used on a ship, where the hull shakes

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