There is only one crude argon column – what are the differences in terms of process and operation?
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As the title suggests, there is only one crude argon column in this process. What is the reason for this? Is it due to improvements in packing technology? Also, how should the process oxygen pump be operated when there is only one crude argon column in operation? What are the differences in normal operating conditions? What considerations should be taken into account when comparing two crude argon columns?
It’s better to send a picture; it’s easier to understand things when seeing an image. It is recommended to check the purity requirements for the product to see if there are any different specifications regarding the nitrogen content in argon, for reference.
In some processes, there is no distinction between a Primary Argon Tower and a Secondary Argon Tower; there is only one Argon tower
A crude argon column is generally an efficiency-enhancing column. It is designed and used to improve the oxygen extraction rate and save energy consumption. Adjusting it is much simpler than the process of further purifying argon after using double-thick argon. Normally, as long as there are no large fluctuations in the argon fraction, there is generally no problem.
Bro, right now it’s the situation where there’s only one crude argon column and a refined argon column
Don’t you have models that don’t come with argon? The model without argon products has only a efficiency enhancement tower, with no crude argon pump.
Well, the key is to clearly describe whether there is a fine argon column; if no separate coarse argon column is provided, the main purpose should be to improve the oxygen extraction rate.
Are you referring to our kind of craftsmanship?
Yes, it’s just a single crude argon column with a circulating oxygen pump~