“…To produce liquid nitrogen during cryogenic distillation, a two-column separation process, consisting of low and high pressure columns, has been developed and is widely used. By combining the condenser of the high pressure column with the reboiler of the low pressure column, the latent heat of vaporization of air can be exchanged with the condensation heat of pure nitrogen in the two-column separation process [3][4][5][6][7][8]. Thus, not only is nitrogen liquefied in the process but also the energy consumption of the process can be decreased by heat exchange.…”