The Pressure Swing Adsorption process is used to separate oxygen from the other components of the air purified compressed air is passed through a receiver that contains a zeolite molecular sieve (ZMS) and the nitrogen molecules in the air are adsorbed by the ZMS. As soon as the ZMS is saturated with nitrogen molecules, the system switches over to the second receiver, in which the adsorption process then continues while the saturated receiver is regenerated.
This process is repeated in every single module. The result is Oxygen that has a stable purity level of 90 to 94%, or is just as pure as you actually need it to be. The combination of cycle periods (one receiver regenerates itself while the adsorption process takes place in the other) and the high-quality properties of the zeolite molecular sieve (ZMS) ensure maximum productivity with the highest level of efficiency.
