5. Typical performance of nitrogen kinetic PSAs
Compared to H2 PSAs, which work mainly at adsorption equilibrium, N2 PSAs are purification units that take advantage of the differences in diffusion rates between oxygen molecules (fast), and nitrogen molecules (slower) . A carbonaceous molecular sieve (CMS), with calibrated pore size, is generally employed for this separation. Compared with standard activated carbon, whose pore structure is organized around 1 nm, CMS are characterized by a high proportion of pores in the 0.1 to 0.4 nm range. So, even though the equilibrium adsorption isotherms of the air molecules...
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Typical performance of nitrogen kinetic PSAs