The level of oxygen content
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Does the oxygen content level have an impact on the liquid oxygen level in the main tower?
This has a certain impact: a high level of primary cooling liquid results in a lower oxygen purity, indicating that the nitrogen component within it has not evaporated completely. The level of the main cooling liquid is mainly related to the amount of expansion.
The high level of the primary cooling liquid, along with its relatively low oxygen purity, indicates that the nitrogen component within it has not evaporated completely. I believe this is due to an excessive unit cooling capacity of the expander and high pressure inside the tower. It is possible to adjust the compressor in order to reduce the air pressure before it enters the expander, thereby decreasing the unit cooling capacity as well as the air pressure entering the tower. This will allow the nitrogen component in the liquid oxygen of the primary cooling system to evaporate fully, thus lowering the level of the primary cooling liquid.
“Does the oxygen content level have an impact on the liquid oxygen level in the main tower? ”Please clarify the question, OP! The question isn’t very clear; is it the oxygen content in the air? What you people on the 2nd and 3rd floors are saying has nothing to do with the original poster’s question! Please read the question carefully!
I’m not sure. What do you mean by oxygen content? Is it the oxygen content in the air entering the tower, or in the liquid oxygen, or something like what the two people above analyzed? Analyze each specific issue individually.