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Principle of liquefied air

Principle of liquefied air
The principle of liquefied air is to change the air from gas to liquid phase. The current method is to cool the air and let it condense. In the process of air liquefaction, in order to supplement the cold loss, maintain the working condition and make up for the deficiency of heat exchanger reheating, refrigeration cycle is needed.
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The air contains 0.932% of argon. When the upper tower wants to produce 99.6% of oxygen, it must contain 1.05% of argon in the nitrogen exhaust. From the perspective of the separation process, the stripping section (below the liquid-air inlet) in the upper column is basically an oxygen-argon separation, and the rectification section (above the liquid-air inlet) is basically a nitrogen-oxygen (argon) separation. . The boiling points of argon and oxygen are relatively close (the boiling point of o...
May 08, 2024
The most common failure of the liquid oxygen pump is the leakage of the seal. For the structure of mechanical seal, the key is the bad contact of the sealing surface of the dynamic and static ring of the friction pair. It is related to the grinding quality of sealing surface, the assembling quality of pump shaft and bellows, and the material of friction pair. For the labyrinth type seal structure, it is related to the adjustment of the seal clearance and the pressure of the seal gas. Other faults and solutions are as follows: 1) the pump can't start: the current is blocked. The circuit should be rechecked to switch on the current; the rotor gets stuck or the gap is too small. The pump should be removed for inspection and the clearance should be adjusted. 2) no drainage after starting: the steering of the pump is opposite. Check the motor steering, change the power wiring; the pump is not fully precooled, gas is generated. The pump should be stopped and fully precooled again; the inl...
Mar 27, 2024
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