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I would like to ask about the principle of liquid nitrogen production

2016-07-03View Original

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I would like to learn *about the production of liquid nitrogen; could any friend please provide me with a tutorial? Or tell me the name of the relevant tutorial so I can look for it myself. Thank you
Reply #22016-07-04
Production of liquid nitrogen through the nitrogen liquefaction process: This method is based on the use of nitrogen – more precisely, highly pure nitrogen with a purity of 99.999% to 99.9995%, and reportedly even 6N nitrogen. After passing through molecular sieves, a screw compressor is added to compress the nitrogen and cause it to liquefy at a temperature of 77 K (-196°C). This approach results in a significant increase in cost, by 7 to 8 times, although the purity remains unchanged. Production of liquid nitrogen via air liquefaction and separation process: This involves liquefying air and then raising the temperature to -196°C, at which point most of the other components in the air vaporize, resulting in the formation of liquid nitrogen.
Reply #32016-07-04
The webpage http://baike.so.com/doc/7670362-7944457.html mentions \"A Reader on Air Separation Technology\"

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