Containerized PSA Nitrogen Generator
- Molecular Sieve Filling Vibration Platform
- Nitrogen Flow Monitoring
- Burkert (Germany) Pneumatic Valve
- Burkert (Germany) Solenoid Valve
PSA nitrogen generation is a technology to separate nitrogen from air by the adsorption ability of carbon molecular sieve under pressure by air compressor. After the air is compressed and purified (removing the oil, water and dust, etc.) before transferring into the absorption tower filled with carbon molecular sieves (CMS), the oxygen molecule will be adsorbed by carbon molecular sieve, while nitrogen molecules are too large so that they will be remained in the air. Those nitrogen molecules will pass through the tower into the nitrogen buffer tank, while oxygen molecules remain in the CMS. The adsorption process is performed at certain pressure, after that the atmospheric pressure will be resumed, and the adsorbed oxygen molecules will be escaped from CMS, pass the bottom of the tower through the exhaust silencing muffler into the air, and the CMS is available to be reused. Usually PSA nitrogen generator adopts double adsorption towers in parallel, they will be used alternatively for the adsorption and collection of the nitrogen under different pressure, continuously supporting the separation of oxygen and nitrogen. The above process will be automatically controlled by PLC system.

