The Air Separation Process - Unit Perspective

How are gases such as oxygen or nitrogen obtained? This video introduces the method for gas separation developed in 1895 by Carl von Linde. The air separation process is demonstrated and described step by step -focusing on the presentation of air separation plants.
Did you ever wonder where gases such as oxygen or nitrogen come from? These two gases are in the air that we breathe every day, but how are they extracted? This video will give you the answer. Carl von Linde invented a method for gas separation in 1895 and this video shows how this separation process is carried out, step by step - focusing on the presentation of air separation plants.

[@frankkersky5510]

Why is the booster pump not included in the animation? It’s there in the pdf on the website. Conflicting information for those trying to learn. The 88psi conditioned air feeds the 1,100 psi booster pump. Air condenses at aprox 550 psi when sufficiently cooled.

[@alexafa316]

Wow this is so cool! I love everything about this process! Wish I could work there :)

[@ikkusoft]

Thank you

[@galvem01]

is this training available in traccess? thanks

[@StevenOConnor-dc3we]

Why is there no audio??

[@CosmicNeonNeko]

I'm confused. If nitrogen liquifies before oxygen; then should liquid nitrogen form at the bottom of the tank before liquid oxygen.

[@runnervega]

No, why because n2 freezing point might be lower than o2 dew point

[@xxdmoxxde.e5618]

@@yong-leizhang9186 whats the point of u saying that... he wanted answer 2 years ago

[@blahbleh5671]

@@xxdmoxxde.e5618 better late than never!

[@Grgaforniateezy]

Nitrogen is less dense than oxygen therefore it rises during the separation process

[@tomslick1650]

I need nitrogen gas to end my suffering.

[@bernardburns5748]

Poor Video with no commentary