This application relates to a
nitrogen humidifier, comprising a first housing, a connecting member, an air inlet
pipe, a liquid inlet
pipe, a second housing, a flow restrictor, and a connector. The connecting member is disposed at a first opening of the first housing and has a first air passage, an air inlet passage, and a liquid inlet passage, which are respectively connected to an external controlled air source and a liquid source. The air inlet
pipe and the liquid inlet pipe respectively introduce gas and liquid into a first accommodating space for premixing. The first air passage connects to a second accommodating space of the second housing, where the flow restrictor is disposed. The flow restrictor agitates the ejected mixed
airflow to achieve secondary mixing. The connector is disposed at a third opening of the second housing to exhaust the
mixed gas. This
nitrogen humidifier, through independent gas and liquid supply and a two-stage mixing design, effectively improves humidification efficiency and
humidity stability, solving the problems of low mixing efficiency and poor
humidity control in existing technologies, and is suitable for high-precision
process requirements.