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About the types of nitrogen

2010-09-05View Original

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What are the differences in the components of N2 and N3? In what specific areas is it used?
Reply #22010-09-09
Sir, do you think everyone knows what N2 and N3 are that you’re talking about? A parameter is needed to say that. Trying to make people understand what a symbol means just by showing it is a real test of one’s intelligence.
Reply #32010-09-10
The purity of nitrogen is 2 nines and 3 nines respectively
Reply #42010-09-10
Oh, I heard about it for the first time; I thought it was something like O2 O3
Reply #52010-09-11
It is mainly the difference in impurity content. Different requirements apply depending on the end-use
Reply #62010-09-11
Apart from the difference in purity, it is mainly the pressure rating that differs.

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