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PSA Nitrogen Generator

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TECHNICAL FACTS

Why PSA Nitrogen Generators?

PSA Nitrogen Gas Generators are suitable for high purity and high flow onsite gas generation requirements. They are the perfect replacement for bulk supplies and expensive and erratic gas supply from merchants in cylinders. Mature technology from our German Principals – CarboTech, since 1984, makes Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) the ideal choice for on site pure Nitrogen inert gas.

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PSA Nitrogen Generators are suitable for high purity Nitrogen requirements

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How PSA Nitrogen Generators Work?

Atmospheric air comprises of 78% nitrogen and the PSA process utilizes CMS to extract this Nitrogen from air.

PSA process consists of 2 vessels filled with Carbon Molecular Sieves and Activated Alumina.

Clean compressed air is passed through one vessel and pure nitrogen comes out as product gas.

The exhaust gas (Oxygen) is vented to atmosphere. After a short duration of generation, upon saturation of the molecular sieve bed, the process switches Nitrogen generation to the other bed by automatic valves, while allowing the saturated bed to undergo regeneration by depressurization and purging to atmospheric pressure.

Thus 2-vessels keep cycling alternately in Nitrogen production and regeneration ensuring Nitrogen gas is continuously available to your process.

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PSA Technology

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MODELS

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FAQ’S

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APPLICATIONS

Our On Site Nitrogen Gas Generators Are Widely Used Across Many Industries Including:

Tyre filling (Automotive, Aircrafts, Dumpers, Mine Trucks)
Filling rubber tyres with Nitrogen greatly enhances the life of the tyre due to reduction in oxidation and by lower leakage thereby resulting in stable pressure maintenance
Fuel Tank Inerting (Petrochemical Complexes, Chemical Factories, Aircrafts)
Headspace in fuel tanks containing air may cause flammable mixture presence and flammability can be reduced by flushing and filling fuel tanks with Nitrogen
Autoclaves and Furnaces
Flammability and combustion risk can be reduced by using Nitrogen in autoclaves and furnaces
Blanketing for many industries (adhesives, pesticides, agro, pharmaceuticals)
Applications that require low oxygen presence or inert atmosphere are perfectly suited for Nitrogen gas
Metal processes (heat treatment, annealing, sintering)
Many processes for metals manufacturing require inert Nitrogen gas and a reducing gas such as Hydrogen for better product quality
Oil & Gas and Petrochemicals (Pigging, Blanketing, Headspace filling, Pipeline drying)
Handling of volatile chemicals and petrochemicals require presence of Nitrogen for safe handling of the process gas or liquid during various stages of handling
Laboratories (LCMS, Turbo Vap, GC, GCMS)
Large labs having centralized gas supply system benefit from onsite Nitrogen and Hydrogen gas generators for uninterrupted supply of gas
Offshore Platforms & FPSO
Due to handling of highly flammable crudes and volatile gases, Nitrogen is an absolute must for fire prevention
Oil cargo ships and oil tankers
Storage and transportation of oil and crudes is risky and requires Nitrogen for creating a fire-safe environment
Flex printing
For newer faster flex printing using eBeam machines, Nitrogen is a required utility for fast curing
Cables and CCV lines
For various processes in cable manufacturing industry, Nitrogen is a must for curing of material in high speed lines
Nitrogen in Food Packaging
Nitrogen has gained so much popularity in the Food packaging industry that it is now also used in the brewery or coffee industries.
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