PSA(Pressure Swing Adsortion) Type

Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) technology refers to a technology that separates a gas from the air using the difference in the adsorption power of the crystal gas of Molecular Sieve.

In other words, adsorption is defined as binding gas molecules to an absorbent which is a solid material through molecule absorption.

The PSA device separates gas mixtures using the difference of the adsorption power for gases exerted by various adsorbents in the form of individual or compound types.

Compressed air passes through the Molecular Sieve layer of crystal structure with micro perforation in the gas separation process, and the gas is to be adsorbed by the adsorbent, and separated passes freely through this layer.

PSA nitrogen generator applies dehumidified compressed air into two or more adsorption towers that are filled with an adsorbent called CMS (Carbon Molecular Sieve) and repeatedly performs the pressurization-> adsorption-> decompression-> purge steps to continuously generate high-purity nitrogen.