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US1963809A
US1963809A US634779A US63477932A US1963809A US 1963809 A US1963809 A US 1963809A US 634779 A US634779 A US 634779A US 63477932 A US63477932 A US 63477932A US 1963809 A US1963809 A US 1963809A
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  • the present invention relates to a process for obtaining constituents of air having a higher boiling point than oxygen; for example, krypton and xenon.
  • krypton will 5 be used in the following specification and claims as representative of such higher boiling constituents.
  • krypton-free or practically krypton-free washing liquid is essential for the successful operation of the process.
  • the liquid nitrogen obtained in the separation of air could be used for this'purpose, because it has the greatest difference in boiling point from krypton of any of the constituents of air.
  • krypton-free oxygen is used as the washing liquid, which is obtained by liquefying a portion of the separated oxygen by deep cooling in the upper part of the washer.
  • the counter-current washing of the krypton out of the gaseous oxygen is effected most simply in a vertical tube sheaf, into the lower part of which the gaseous oxygen from the evaporator of the separation apparatus flows at about its boiling temperature.
  • the tube sheaf is suitably cooled externally, advantageously by the cold nitrogen coming from the apparatus, which in temperature and amount suffices for the formation of the necessary amount of washing liquid.
  • the formation of the washing liquid can also be effected in a condenser located at the head of the washing column and supplied with liquid air or liquid nitrogen.
  • the further enrichment of the washing liquid in krypton can be effected most simply by returning the washing liquid from the washer into the oxygen evaporator of the air separation apparatus. In this way the krypton becomes more and more concentrated in the liquid oxygen in the evaporator, which at the end of a period of operation may be drawn 01f and worked up into pure krypton.
  • Another method of enrichment which affords the possibility of continuously producing krypton of any desired concentration consists in passing the liquid oxygen coming from the washing column into a rectification column, advantageously situated under the washing column, and heated at its lower end. The vapors coming from this auxiliary column are returned to the lower part of the washingcolumn.
  • this method of operation in order to obtain a quantitative yield of krypton, it is advantageous at' the end of a period of operation of the separation system to vaporize the liquid oxygen remaining in the evaporator into the washing column, or a small amount of liquid oxygen in the evaporator may be allowed to continuously flow into the auxiliary column, in order to avoid the concentrating of krypton in the condenser.
  • l is a diagrammatic representation of apparatus for carrying out one embodiment of the invention
  • Fig. 2 is a diagrammatic representation of apparatus for carrying out another em"- bodiment of the invention.
  • the washing out and concentration of the krypton is efiected in rectification columns.
  • the kryptoncontaining gaseous oxygen from the evaporator 3 of the air separation apparatus is led into the washing column 4, which is provided with rectifying plates.
  • the condensation of the kryptonfree washing liquid takes place in condenser 5 which is cooled with liquid nitrogen supplied through valve 8.
  • the operation of column 4 corresponds in principle with the previously described operation of tube sheaf 5 of Figure 1.
  • the krypton-containing liquid oxygen at the bottom of the column passes into the enriching column 6 and is there further concentrated.
  • the heating of this column isefiected by means of compressed air the amount of which is regulated by valve 9.
  • the highly concentrated krypton can be drawn oil in gaseous form at 10 or can be drawn off from the evaporator 7 in liquid form. By this method of operation it is possible to obtain a continuous production of krypton of any desired concentration.
  • the concentration of krypton in the oxygen depends on the length of time the air separation apparatus is operated.
  • substantially all of the krypton present in the air'treated in a given period of operation will be found in the evaporator liquid. Since the amount of liquid in the evaporator is relatively large and the amount of krypton in the air is only 1:1,000,000, at the end of a normal period of operation only a small percentage of krypton will be found in the evaporator liquid.
  • a further advantage of the new method is that by utilizing gaseous oxygen no obstruction of the rectifier plates by impurities is encountered, since it contains no noticeable trace of harmful impurities.
  • the method of the invention provides a continuous and quantitative separation of krypton from the air in heretofore unattained concentration. It can be operated with the simplest means and at very low cost. Together with the krypton, other substanceshaving higher boiling points than oxygen are obtained, particularly xenon.
  • An improvement in the method for obtaining krypton and xenon and other constituents of air having a higher boiling point than oxygen which comprises separating air by low temperature cooling and rectification into a low'boiling portion consisting of constituents of air of lower boilng point than oxygen and a high boiling portion containing substantially all of the oxygen, vaporizing oxygen from said high boiling portion, and subjecting all of the oxygen vaporized from said high boiling portion to countercurrent washing with liquid oxygen which has been freed of its krypton content by rectification.
  • krypton and xenon and other constituents of air having a higher boiling point than oxygen which comprises separating air by low temperature cooling and rectification into a low boiling portion consisting of constituents of air of lower boiling point than oxygen and a high boiling portion containing substantially all of the oxygen, vaporizing oxygen from said high'boiling portion, passing all of the oxygen vaporized from said high boiling portion into the lower part of a rectification column cooled at its head with liquid nitrogen and subjecting the krypton-containing liquid from said column to rectification in a subjacent column from which the vapors pass into the upper column.

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US2423274A (en) * 1945-07-06 1947-07-01 Air Reduction Recovery of the components of air
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US2509044A (en) * 1947-07-03 1950-05-23 Standard Oil Dev Co Separation of low molecular weight hydrocarbons from petroleum mixtures
US3191393A (en) * 1959-12-30 1965-06-29 Air Reduction Krypton-xenon separation from a gas mixture
US3222879A (en) * 1962-02-27 1965-12-14 Stoklosinski Roman Recovery of krypton and xenon from air separation plants
US3779028A (en) * 1970-10-12 1973-12-18 British Oxygen Co Ltd Improved krypton xenon recovery method
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