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How to calculate the average nitrogen purity?

2011-11-01View Original

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That’s what the newly compiled Q&A on oxygen workers says; ((Amount of nitrogen × Purity of nitrogen) + (Amount of contaminated nitrogen × Purity of contaminated nitrogen)) ÷ (Amount of nitrogen × Amount of contaminated nitrogen). I feel like it’s not written correctly. Seeking advice from experts!
Reply #22011-11-02
It should be “nitrogen volume + contaminated nitrogen volume”; a printing error
Reply #32011-11-02
This post was last edited by Zuijiu Dangge on 2011-11-2 at 18:51. The so-called average nitrogen purity is the average of the purity of pure nitrogen gas and that of contaminated nitrogen gas. The level of average nitrogen purity mainly depends on the purity and quantity of pure nitrogen as well as impure nitrogen: (amount of nitrogen × purity of nitrogen + amount of impure nitrogen × purity of impure nitrogen) ÷ (amount of nitrogen + amount of impure nitrogen). I’m sorry; I didn’t pay attention to the moderator’s reply, so I’ve added a sentence specifically

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