Process and apparatus for low-temperature separation of air

Refrigeration – Cryogenic treatment of gas or gas mixture – Separation of gas mixture

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62647, F25J 300

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ABSTRACT:
The process and the apparatus are used for low-temperature separation of air in a rectifying column system that has a preliminary separation column (10) and a low-pressure column (20). Feed air (1, 3) is introduced (4, 6, 7, 8, 41) into preliminary separation column (10) and is separated into a nitrogen-enriched overhead fraction and an oxygen-enriched bottom fraction. At least a portion (19) of the oxygen-enriched bottom fraction is introduced into the low-pressure column (20), in which liquid oxygen and gaseous nitrogen are produced. The pressure in preliminary separation column (10) is essentially equal to the pressure of low-pressure column (20). The reflux for the columns can be obtained by one or two cyclic processes operated with overhead gas (11, 23) from one or two columns (10, 20).

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