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How to reduce the oxygen content at the outlet of the fractionation tower?

2011-04-17View Original

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This post was last edited by you*n*nyou on 2011-9-4 13:42. Let’s discuss how, through normal operations and without affecting system stability, it is possible to reduce the oxygen content at the outlet of the distillation tower
Reply #22011-04-17
The original poster isn’t expressing themselves very clearly; there are several outlets at the distillation tower! There is gaseous oxygen, liquid oxygen, gaseous nitrogen, gaseous purified nitrogen, liquid nitrogen, liquid air, argon fractions, and more! Do you mean atmospheric nitrogen pollution?
Reply #32011-04-17
I’m sorry; it’s gaseous oxygen. Our distillation tower only uses gaseous oxygen, and everything else is vented
Reply #42011-04-17
Reply to 3# shanypr: That way it will be easier for everyone to provide an answer. My understanding is that one just needs to open the liquid nitrogen valve
Reply #52011-04-17
The opposite of increasing oxygen purity is to do the reverse.

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