ACIZD pressure swing adsorption nitrogen generation

Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) nitrogen generation is a device that utilizes specialized carbon molecular sieves as adsorbent material to produce nitrogen based on the principle of pressure swing adsorption.

When the air pressure increases, carbon molecules will adsorb methane, carbon dioxide, and moisture; when the pressure drops to atmospheric pressure, carbon molecules will desorb oxygen, carbon dioxide, and moisture.

The pressure swing adsorption equipment primarily consists of two adsorption towers, A and B, equipped with carbon molecular sieves, as well as a control system.

 PSA (Pressure Swing Adsorption) is a high-tech and energy-saving separation technology that directly produces nitrogen from air at room temperature,

This series of devices boasts compact equipment, small footprint, fully automated operation, stable operation, quick start-stop, low operating costs, year-round production, and minimal maintenance.

The purity and flow rate of nitrogen can be adjusted according to demand, without causing environmental pollution, making it an efficient on-site nitrogen generation device.