Liquid Nitrogen Generator
Liquid Nitrogen Generator is the machine can produce liquid nitrogen or oxygen machine .
The liquid can be into gas with low temp.
Physical properties[edit]
The diatomic character of the N2 molecule is retained after liquefaction. The weak van der Waals interaction between the N2 molecules results in little interatomic interaction, manifested in its very low boiling point.
The temperature of liquid nitrogen can readily be reduced to its freezing point −210 °C (−346 °F; 63 K) by placing it in a vacuum chamber pumped by a vacuum pump. Liquid nitrogen's efficiency as a coolant is limited by the fact that it boils immediately on contact with a warmer object, enveloping the object in an insulating layer of nitrogen gas bubbles. This effect, known as the Leidenfrost effect, occurs when any liquid comes in contact with a surface which is significantly hotter than its boiling point. Faster cooling may be obtained by plunging an object into a slush of liquid and solid nitrogen rather than liquid nitrogen alone.
Handling
As a cryogenic fluid that rapidly freezes living tissue, its handling and storage require thermal insulation. It can be stored and transported in vacuum flasks, the temperature being held constant at 77 K by slow boiling of the liquid. Depending on the size and design, the holding time of vacuum flasks ranges from a few hours to a few weeks. The development of pressurised super-insulated vacuum vessels has enabled liquid nitrogen to be stored and transported over longer time periods with losses reduced to 2% per day or less.
Liquid nitrogen is a compact and readily transported source of dry nitrogen gas, as it does not require pressurization. Further, its ability to maintain temperatures far below the freezing point of water makes it extremely useful in a wide range of applications, primarily as an open-cycle refrigerant, including:
- in cryotherapy for removing unsightly or potentially malignant skin lesions such as warts and actinic keratosis
- to store cells at low temperature for laboratory work
- in cryogenics
- in a cryophorus to demonstrate rapid freezing by evaporation
- as a backup nitrogen source in hypoxic air fire prevention systems
- as a source of very dry nitrogen gas
- for the immersion, freezing, and transportation of food products
- for the cryopreservation of blood, reproductive cells (sperm and egg), and other biological samples and materials
- to preserve tissue samples from surgical excisions for future studies
- to facilitate cryoconservation of animal genetic resources
- to freeze water and oil pipes in order to work on them in situations where a valve is not available to block fluid flow to the work area; this method is known as a cryogenic isolation
- for cryonic preservation in hopes of future reanimation
- for shrink-fitting machinery parts together
- as a coolant
- for CCD cameras in astronomy
- for a high-temperature superconductor to a temperature sufficient to achieve superconductivity
- to maintain a low temperature around the primary liquid helium cooling system of high-field superconducting magnets used in e.g. nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometers and magnetic resonance imaging systems
- for vacuum pump traps and in controlled-evaporation processes in chemistry
- as a component of cooling baths used for very low temperature reactions in chemistry
- to increase the sensitivity of infrared homing seeker heads of missiles such as the Strela 3
- to temporarily shrink mechanical components during machine assembly and allow improved interference fits
- for computers and extreme overclocking
- for simulation of space background in vacuum chamber during spacecraft thermal testing
- in food preparation, such as for making ultra-smooth ice cream.[6] See also molecular gastronomy.
- in container inerting and pressurisation by injecting a controlled amount of liquid nitrogen just prior to sealing or capping[7][8]
- as a cosmetic novelty giving a smoky, bubbling "cauldron effect" to drinks. See liquid nitrogen cocktail.
- as an energy storage medium
- in freeze branding cattle
LDH liquid Nitrogen Generator has below features
1. Capacity from 3L/h to 50L/h. Meet all your requirements.
2. Low power consumption.
3. Automatic operate. One key start.
4. Small floor space.
5. Durable. Can work 24 hours per day.
6. One station of liquid nitrogen generator manufacture. ( we supply liquid nitrogen generator, vacuum tube and liquid nitrogen dewar.)
LDH Liquid nitrogen generator models and technical sheet:
| NO. |
LN80-A |
LN120-A |
LN240-W |
LN500-W |
LN720-W |
LN1000-W |
LN1200-W |
| Capacity(L/day) |
80 |
120 |
240 |
500 |
720 |
1000 |
1200 |
| Capacity (L/h) |
3 |
5 |
10 |
20 |
30 |
40 |
50 |
| Power(kW) |
8 |
9 |
11 |
20 |
25 |
35 |
40 |
| purity(99%~99.999%) |
99.9% |
99.9% |
99.9% |
99.9% |
99.9% |
99.9% |
99.9% |
| Outlet (MPaG) |
≥0.8 |
≥0.8 |
≥0.8 |
≥0.8 |
≥1.6 |
≥0.8 |
≥1.6 |
| Power supply |
380/50Hz |
380/50Hz |
380/50Hz |
380/50Hz |
380/50Hz |
380/50Hz |
380/50Hz |
| Cooling |
air |
air |
water |
water |
water |
water |
water |
| Water cooling(m3/h) |
- |
- |
≥4 |
≥8 |
≥12 |
≥15 |
≥20 |
LDH is one of the professional liquid nirogen generator manufacturer ,we can offer all modes of liquid nitrogen generators.
From 3L/hr to 50L/hr ,purity 95% to 99.999%
We can offer one full system also can offer the parts of equipment as your need.
Any need welcome contact us,get more information
LDH Liquid nitrogen generator drawing
Liquid Nitrogen Generator
Mixed-refrigerant Joule-Thomson (MRJT) refrigerator at low temperature ranges driven by
single compressor with precooling is applied to liquefy nitrogen (-180ºC) for Nitrogen Liquefier
from TIPC, CAS. MRJT, a Joule-Thomson cycle based on reoccupation and multicomponent
mixed-refrigerants through optimizing various refrigerants with different boiling points
with a good match along with their respective efficient refrigeration temperature ranges,
is an efficient refrigerator for the temperature range from -40 to -196ºC.
The feature of this product is as following: the available mature commercial compressors
and heat exchanges, high liquefaction efficiency, high reliability, no maintenance and long life.
LDH LN2 Generatior applications
Mainly in universities, scientific research laboratories, the advantage is that the independent
production of liquid nitrogen, with the production, no need to go far to purchase liquid nitrogen dew-pot, improve the convenience of use.
Output is customized from 1 litre to 50 liters per hour. Depending on the user's usage.
Convenient compact, easy to move, low energy consumption.
During the use of the equipment, it can realize one-button startup and one-button shutdown with a high degree of automation. Generally, it can be achieved after simple training and does not require too much professional knowledge and skills.
LDH liquid nitrogen
Industrial use
In industrial production, liquid nitrogen obtained by compressed liquid air fractionation can be used as deep refrigerant. Because of its chemical inertia, it can directly contact with biological tissue and freeze immediately without destroying biological activity, so it can be used as deep refrigerant
(1) Rapidly freezing and transporting food, or making ice products;
(2) Research on low temperature physics;
(3) Demonstrate the low temperature state in science education. At room temperature, a soft object soaked in liquid nitrogen will be as brittle as glass;
(4) Provides the temperature required for high temperature superconductors to show superconductivity.
(5) It can be used as refrigerant to quickly freeze biological tissue to prevent tissue damage.
(6) It is used for industrial nitrogenous fertilizer.
(7) For chemical detection.
Liquid nitrogen is a liquid with a low temperature of - 196 ºC and is obtained from nitrogen which occupies more than 70% of the air. Inert, colorless, non-toxic, volatile, very wide range of use. Liquid nitrogen is easy to volatilize at low temperature, so it is generally stored in a special container liquid nitrogen tank.
According to the use of liquid nitrogen purity classification, often divided into food grade liquid nitrogen, industrial grade liquid nitrogen. The purity of food grade liquid nitrogen is high, because considering the safety of human consumption, the purity reaches 5 9, that is 99.999%. The purity of industrial grade liquid nitrogen is not as high as that of food grade liquid nitrogen.
In the process of using liquid nitrogen, people often think that the safety is not good, but because of the low temperature of liquid nitrogen, it will gasify immediately when it meets air, so the safety is still guaranteed. Just pay a little attention to safety, and there should be safety awareness in any case.
Performance requirements
Liquid nitrogen production: 1-50L / h
Storage capacity: 120L, environment: 10 ºC - 38 ºC
Control: PLC touch screen, power: 200v-400v, 3P, 50 / 60Hz
Our company's core technical personnel are teachers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, with reliable technology and high product stability. Our liquid nitrogen products have been sold to the United States, Peru, Southeast Asian countries, Germany, Lhasa, China, and are used stably at an altitude of 4500 meters.
Applications of Nitrogen
Nitrogen is very important gas for various industries including chemical where it is used for making fertilizers, nitric acid, nylon, dyes, and explosives. Being known for its inerting properties, nitrogen is ideal for preservation of food and making of diodes and transistors. The non-reactive gas is used on a large scale in annealing stainless steel and various other products used in the generation of steel. Annealing is a heat treatment that making it easier to work on steel. It is used for freezing foods and helping them to maintain texture, flavor, color and moisture. Numerous other applications include:
Storage of sperm, eggs and other cellular materials
Beverage industry
Glass industry
Freezing seafood
Nitrogen refinery
Tunnel freezin
Liquid nitrogen is a colorless, odorless, non-flammable, non-corrosive and extremely cold element that finds a lot of applications including research and development.
Liquid Nitrogen Liquefaction :
Liquid Nitrogen Plant (LNP) draws out Nitrogen gas from the atmospheric air and then liquefies it with the help of Cryo cooler.
There are two methods through which Nitrogen can be liquefied:
Pressure Swing Adsorption with Cryo generator.
Distillation of liquid air.
Working principle of Liquid Nitrogen Plant
In a Liquid Nitrogen plant, the atmospheric air is first compressed to 7 bar pressure into compressor. This high temperature compressed air is then cooled in the external refrigeration system. Then, the cooled compressed air is passed through moisture separator to trap the moisture from the air. This dry compressed air is then passed through a bed of carbon molecular sieves where Nitrogen and Oxygen are separated from the air. Separated Nitrogen is then allowed to get through Cryo cooler which cools the gaseous Nitrogen to a liquid state at the boiling point of Nitrogen (77.2 Kelvin). Finally, the Liquid Nitrogen gets collected in Dewar's vessel where it gets stored for several industrial purposes.
Uses of Liquid Nitrogen
Liquid Nitrogen is used in many applications because of its very low temperature and low reactivity. Some of the common applications are:
It is used in cryo therapy to remove skin abnormalities
Serves as a source of an extremely dry gas
Freezing and transporting of food products
Cooling of superconductors like vacuum pumps, and other equipment
Cryo preservation of blood
Cryo preservation of biological samples like eggs, sperms, and animal genetic samples.
Preserving of animal's semen
Branding of cattle
Cryosurgery (removing dead cells from the brain)
Quick freezing of water or pipes to let workers work on them when valves are not available.
Protects materials from oxidization.
The shielding of materials from oxygen exposure.
Other applications that include creating Nitrogen fog, making ice-cream, flash-freezing, flowering that shatters when tapped onto a hard surface.
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