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titleOfInvention Nitrogen partial expansion refrigeration for cryogenic air separation
abstract A means of producing at least one of high purity nitrogen and low to medium purity oxygen (up to 97 % purity) at high recovery (above 96 % for oxygen). The LP column efficiency is improved to reduce the energy requirement, without offsetting reduction in LN2 reflux availability. Referring to Figure 1, this is done by providing intermediate height reboil to LP column (3) by a latent heat exchanger (10) in which HP rectifier (5) overhead N2 vapor which has been partially expanded in expander (9) is condensed and kettle liquid is evaporated. The condensed N2 is then used to reflux column (3) after depressurization by valve (13).
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