Air Separation Equipment

Your Professional Air Separation Equipment Manufacturer in China!

 

 

The company was established in 2017 and is located in Zhangdian District, the hometown of Qilu Culture, Zibo City. We are a high-tech enterprise integrating technology, research and development, design, manufacturing, installation, commissioning, training and other full-system machinery and equipment manufacturing. The company has more than 100 sets of production and testing equipment, specializing in air pollution and environmental control projects, thermal energy projects, mechanical equipment, chemical equipment, etc., providing you with professional, systematic and standardized services.

Why Choose Us

Ensure Product Quality
The company has passed ISO9001 quality management system certification and has a complete quality assurance system, strong processing capabilities and advanced testing methods. We promise to strictly implement and fulfill the three guarantees for our products and strictly implement the relevant national regulations on after-sales service for industrial products.

 

Advanced Equipment
We are equipped with much advanced equipment, including vertical lathes, gear hobbing machines, floor milling and boring machines, gantry planers, horizontal lathes, plate rolling machines, automatic welding machines and other large processing equipment.

 

Excellent Service
Users raise objections to the quality of our company's products, and the company guarantees to handle the suggestions within 24 hours after receiving the user's objections. If on-site solution is required, we will send professional technical service personnel.

 

Broad Market
Our products are sold overseas, and we have reached long-term cooperation with more than 200 customers at home and abroad.

Here are Two Types of Air Separation Equipment
 

Cryogenic Liquid Pump

A cryogenic liquid pump, built purposely for the most frigid environments, typically functioning at temperatures below -150°C (-238°F), is a perfect example. However, it is not solely the sub-zero conditions that distinguish cryogenic liquid pumps; it is their extraordinary capacity to manipulate substances within these difficult conditions. At its core, cryogenic liquid pumps excel in the transport, compression, and precise control of cryogenic fluids—substances cooled to remarkably low temperatures. These pumps support a wide range of important tasks, from preserving crucial biological samples in labs to helping launch rockets into space.

PSA Nitrogen Generator

PSA nitrogen generators are capable of producing high purity nitrogen gas from a single simple commodity, air. This purity can also be acquired through cryogenic systems, however, these are considerably more complex and expensive so can only be justified where consumption is extremely high compared to alternative PSA nitrogen systems.

Benefits of Cryogenic Liquid Pump

 

Efficient Fluid Transfer
Cryogenic liquid pumps are specifically designed to handle the demanding task of transferring cryogenic fluids. One of their key roles is to maintain the low temperatures required to keep these fluids in their liquid state. Cryogenic liquid pumps effectively manage the thermal insulation and cooling required to prevent the fluids from warming up and vaporizing during transportation.

 

Increased Throughput and Flow Control
Cryogenic liquid pumps excel at maintaining a steady flow rate while transferring cryogenic fluids. They enable high-throughput operations by effectively managing the pressure differentials involved in pumping these fluids. The pumps ensure a consistent and controlled flow, allowing for the efficient filling of storage tanks, transportation vessels, or any other cryogenic system.

 

Enhanced Safety Measures
Safety is of paramount importance when dealing with cryogenic fluids due to their extremely cold temperatures and the potential risks associated with their handling. Cryogenic liquid pumps are equipped with various safety features to prevent accidents and ensure the well-being of operators and equipment. These features include pressure relief valves, temperature sensors, and emergency shutdown systems. Cryogenic liquid pumps also minimize the need for manual handling of these hazardous fluids, reducing the potential for human error.

 

Compatibility with Cryogenic Systems
Cryogenic liquid pumps are designed to seamlessly integrate with cryogenic systems and infrastructure. They are engineered to withstand the low temperatures and high pressures associated with the transfer and storage of cryogenic fluids. These pumps are constructed using specialized materials and seals that can withstand extreme temperatures without compromising their performance or integrity.

 

Versatility in Applications
The importance of cryogenic liquid pumps extends across various industries and applications. In aerospace, cryogenic liquid pumps are crucial for fueling rockets and spacecraft with LOX, enabling space exploration and satellite launches. In healthcare, cryogenic liquid pump is utilized for cryosurgery, medical storage, and cryopreservation of biological materials. Cryogenic liquid pump ensure the reliable and efficient supply of these cryogenic fluids, making it possible to harness their unique properties in each sector.

Application of Cryogenic Liquid Pump
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Aerospace and Space Exploration:
In the aerospace and space exploration sectors, cryogenic liquid pumps are essential for handling and transporting rocket propellants such as liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen. These pumps are important components of rocket propulsion systems. Where precise control and delivery of cryogenic fluids are required for good performance and efficiency. It enables the pressurization and injection of propellants into rocket engines, which is essential to launching spacecraft and satellites into orbit.

 

Industrial Gas Production:
One of the most important uses for cryogenic liquid pumps is the manufacture and transport of industrial gases, including nitrogen, oxygen, and argon. To extract these gases from the air, cryogenic distillation methods are widely used, which necessitate the employment of specialist equipment capable of dealing with extremely low temperatures. They are used to transferring and sustain the flow of liquefied gases during the manufacturing and distribution processes, resulting in efficient operation and little loss.

 

Medical and Healthcare:
Cryogenic liquid pumps are used in the medical and healthcare industries, namely for the storage and transfer of cryogenic liquids such as liquid nitrogen and liquid oxygen. These cryogenic fluids are used in a variety of medical applications, including biological sample preservation, cryosurgery, and medical imaging. They provide for the safe and dependable transport of cryogenic liquids in medical facilities, labs, and research organizations where exact temperature control is essential.

 

Semiconductor Manufacturing:
These pumps are used in semiconductor manufacturing processes to cool and maintain the ultra-low temperatures needed to produce silicon wafers and other semiconductor materials. Cryogenic fluids, such as liquid nitrogen and helium, are used to obtain the appropriate temperature conditions during semiconductor manufacture. They are essential for circulating and regulating the flow of cryogenic liquids, enabling precise temperature regulation, and increasing the efficiency and yield of semiconductor production operations.

 

Superconductivity and Magnetics:
They are essential for the functioning of superconducting systems and high-field magnets used in scientific research, particle accelerators, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) devices. At cryogenic temperatures, superconducting materials such as niobium-titanium and niobium-tin have zero electrical resistance, allowing for the development of strong electromagnets. Cryogenic liquid pumps are used to maintain the low temperatures necessary for superconductivity and to cool superconducting magnets, allowing them to operate in a variety of scientific and medical settings.

 

Cryogenic Research and Development:
These pumps serve an important part in research and development efforts that include studying materials and phenomena at extremely low temperatures. They are used in research laboratories and facilities to produce and sustain ultra-cold conditions for the study of superconductivity, quantum mechanics, and low-temperature physics. These pumps allow researchers to perform experiments and investigate the characteristics of materials at temperatures close to absolute zero, enhancing our understanding of fundamental physics and promoting the creation of new technologies.

Benefits of PSA Nitrogen Generator
 

Convenience
The PSA nitrogen generator ensures that there is no shortage of gas during analysis. Natural gas can also be delivered on demand, eliminating the need to maintain a gas inventory or re-order gas cylinders in bulk.

 

Reliability and Consistency
PSA nitrogen generators are well known for their capability of delivering gas at a constant rate while maintaining a stable purity. Similarly, there is no risk of contamination in the pipeline that can hamper the function of the processes or workflow productivity.

 

Low Cost of Operation
Up to 50% of nitrogen production savings can be achieved if businesses swap out old, out-of-date air separation plants. Compared to the costs of bottled nitrogen or liquefied nitrogen obtained in bulk purchase, the net costs of PSA nitrogen generators are considerably less.

 

Reduced Carbon Footprint
PSA nitrogen generator is energy efficient and sustainable, providing clean, dry, pure nitrogen gas to the process it was intended to support.

 

Increased Safety
Transportation of nitrogen requires nitrogen gas to be converted to liquid at -196 degrees centigrade or stored at pressures upwards of 200-300 bar or 2900-4350 psi. The loading and unloading of these liquids are hazardous, and possibilities of leaks or spills are high. Such dangerous mishaps can cause injuries or even death. With onsite PSA nitrogen generators, these risks are eliminated and storing the surplus gas can be achieved at a pressure demanded by the application that it is intended for.

 

Built to Suit Specific Needs
Specific industries require nitrogen gas at remote locations. These areas are not easily accessible, and delivery of nitrogen cylinders is not practically possible. Having an PSA nitrogen generator for industries such as offshore drilling is the best solution. It also allows the industry to adjust the supply and purity as per their application's needs.

What Are PSA Nitrogen Generators Used For

Fire Protection Systems
Nitrogen has multiple uses in fire protection systems. In locations where fire suppression systems are required but are sensitive to water damage, such as server rooms or electrical rooms, PSA nitrogen generators are commonly used. Nitrogen systems work by displacing the oxygen-rich atmospheric air, leaving the fire with not enough oxygen to continue to burn, putting it out very quickly. These nitrogen fire protection systems require a room to be fairly airtight so that the nitrogen gas can sufficiently lower the concentration of oxygen in the room.

 

Food Transportation and Packaging
Similar to material oxidation, food products undergo a similar decaying process when exposed to atmospheric oxygen. Many biological processes that accelerate the decay of food products are also accelerated in an oxygen-rich environment. To combat oxidation and preserve food freshness, food products are kept in a nitrogen-rich environment. This allows food products, including fruits and vegetables, to be grown and harvested far from where they are ultimately sold and consumed.

 

Metallurgical Processes
Nitrogen gas is used in a wide variety of ferrous and nonferrous metal manufacturing processes. From casting to annealing to brazing and hardening, nitrogen gas is used to provide a buffer between the material and oxygen contained in the atmospheric air. Oxygen molecules can react more easily with the surface of the metal and create unwanted by-products, such as rust. Nitrogen is used to displace the oxygen around the material long enough for it to cool down to a temperature where it is less susceptible to oxidation.

 

Aircraft and Motor Vehicle Tires
One major advantage of using compressed nitrogen rather than compressed air to fill tires is that nitrogen maintains a much more consistent pressure when heated and cooled compared to air. This is extremely important when tires are subjected to a wide range of temperatures, such as on an aircraft or race car. The suspension systems in these vehicles require a consistent volume and mechanical behavior to ensure safety and performance. Another advantage of using nitrogen as a compressed gas instead of air is that the natural moisture in the air begins to precipitate out when it's compressed sufficiently. This water content then makes its way into tires and can begin to corrode the wheels, leading to mechanical failure.

 

Petroleum, Electronic and Pharmaceutical Industries
In many petroleum production processes, nitrogen gas is used to create an inert environment to prevent explosions, as well as disperse fine, airborne particulates. Nitrogen is also used during the manufacturing of electronic components. Semiconductors and electrical circuits often require oxidation protection while heat-treating and a particulate- and water-vapor-free gas to blow off and clean components after manufacturing. The pharmaceutical industry also uses nitrogen gas in a similar capacity to the petroleum industry. They use it to displace fine flammable particulates to prevent explosion and contamination.

 

Paint, Varnish and Glass Industries
Paint and varnish production is a chemical process requiring an inert, oxygen-free environment to prevent the polymerization of drying oils. During glass production, electric arc furnaces are used. The electrodes in electric arc furnaces used to conduct the electricity require cooling and are susceptible to oxidation similar to other ferrous and nonferrous metals when heated to high temperatures. As a solution, nitrogen gas is used as a cooling fluid.

What Should be Considered When Choose PSA Nitrogen Generator

 

 

Understanding the Working Principles of PSA Nitrogen Generators:
PSA nitrogen generators utilize the principle of adsorption to separate nitrogen molecules from the surrounding air. By employing carbon molecular sieve (CMS) beds, the system selectively absorbs oxygen, moisture, and other impurities, allowing the production of high-purity nitrogen gas. Understanding this working principle is vital to ensure the generator aligns with your specific nitrogen requirements.

 

Assessing Your Nitrogen Requirements:
Before purchasing a PSA nitrogen generator, assess your business's nitrogen requirements. Determine the desired nitrogen flow rate, purity level, and pressure specifications. Different industries have varying nitrogen demands, and understanding your specific requirements will help you choose the right generator with the appropriate capacity and capabilities.

 

Comparing Pricing and Overall Value:
While pricing is an important consideration, it should not be the sole determining factor. Compare prices from different PSA nitrogen generator manufacturers, but also assess the overall value offered. Consider factors such as the quality of components, system efficiency, maintenance requirements, and long-term operational costs specific to PSA technology. Strive to find a generator that provides a balance between affordability and performance.

 

Ensuring Compliance with Safety Standards:
Safety is paramount in any business operation. Ensure that the PSA nitrogen generator you choose complies with industry safety standards and regulations. Look for certifications such as ISO 9001 (for quality management systems) and relevant industry-specific certifications. Adherence to safety standards ensures the generator's reliability, performance, and safeguards the well-being of your employees and equipment.

 

Evaluating Service and Maintenance Support:
Consider the service and maintenance support offered by the PSA nitrogen generator manufacturer. A reliable supplier should provide comprehensive support, including installation assistance, regular maintenance, and responsive customer service. Proper servicing and maintenance are crucial for the generator's optimal performance and longevity. Inquire about the availability of spare parts and the manufacturer's ability to provide timely assistance specific to PSA technology.

 
Our Factory

 

The company covers an area of 12,000 square meters, with a factory area of 6,550 square meters, an annual output value of 60 million yuan, and an annual production capacity of more than 5,000 tons. We have more than 100 sets of production and testing equipment, with an annual production capacity of more than 5,000 tons. And our company has a strong technical force, with 15 engineers, 1 senior engineer and 10 other professionals.

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Ultimate FAQ Guide to Air Separation Equipment
 

Q: How does an Air Separation Equipment work?

A: During the compression stage, atmospheric air is drawn into the air separation unit and passed through a series of compressors to increase pressure. Compressed air is often purified to remove impurities (including moisture, carbon dioxide or trace contaminants) before further processing. The now purified compressed air is cooled to low temperatures using a series of heat exchangers and refrigeration cycles. This causes the air to liquefy because cryogenic distillation relies on differences in the boiling points of the various ingredients. Cold liquefied air is fed into a distillation column, which separates the air into its main components based on boiling point differences. As the air rises into the column, it gradually warms and the different components evaporate at their respective boiling points. The separated gas is collected and sent to a storage tank, which can be a pressurized tank or a cryogenic tank. From there, the gas can be distributed and supplied to a variety of industries and applications based on its purity requirements.

Q: How often to maintain PSA nitrogen generator?

A: In addition to establishing a daily maintenance plan based on data, it is important that the pertinent official reviews are carried out by experts with the frequency specified by each manufacturer in question and pursuant to current regulations (half-yearly, yearly, etc.) adapting to each customer's needs as far as possible.

Q: How does a Cryogenic Liquid Pump Work?

A: At their core, these pumps are intricate devices crafted to handle substances at temperatures that would freeze most equipment in its tracks. The key to the functioning of cryogenic liquid pumps lies in their close affinity with low temperatures. Just as your car engine relies on gasoline for power, cryogenic liquid pumps depend on extreme cold to perform their wonders. A cryogenic liquid pump adeptly manipulates ultra-cold substances, enabling precise control and transportation.

Q: What are safety guidelines and precautions of Cryogenic Liquid Pump?

A: When working with extremely cold cryogenic fluids, it's essential to wear the right gear for your safety. This means insulated gloves, a face shield, and suitable clothing to stay warm and protect against any splashes. Cryogenic fluids may emit potentially harmful gases when they transition into vapor. To avoid the buildup of these gases, it's crucial to ensure proper workplace ventilation and containment systems. Proper training is essential for ensuring safety while handling these pumps. Insufficient training can be risky for both seasoned professionals and newcomers. Emphasizing the significance of thorough training programs that encompass the safe use, operation, and upkeep of cryogenic pump systems is crucial.

Q: How efficient is a PSA nitrogen generator?

A: PSAs are ideal for generating high purity nitrogen up to 99.999% Product delivery pressures up to 170 PSIG (11.72 barg) PSA reliable, having 8 switching valves. PSA performance declines as temperature rises to a max of 104°F (40°C) (% depending on product purity).

Q: How does a PSA nitrogen generator work?

A: A PSA generator isolates nitrogen, and the other gases in the compressed air stream (oxygen, CO2 and water vapor) are adsorbed, leaving behind essentially pure nitrogen. PSA traps oxygen from the compressed air stream when molecules bind themselves to a carbon molecular sieve. This happens in two separate pressure vessels (tower A and tower B), each filled with a carbon molecular sieve, that switch between a separation process and a regeneration process.

Q: How do you maintain a nitrogen generator?

A: Start by scheduling routine visual inspections. Check for any signs of leaks, corrosion, or unusual sounds. Examine the generator's connections, fittings, and hoses for wear and tear. Inspect the air intake and exhaust systems to ensure proper ventilation.

Q: What are Common PSA Nitrogen Generator Problems?

A: Low nitrogen purity is caused by contamination of the air inlet, clogged filters, or membrane failure, so check the gas source and filter, clean or replace the filter, and check for damage to the membrane. Pressure surges caused by air leaks, valve failure, or pressure regulator problems, so check all connections for leaks, test valves, and replace regulators if necessary. Or overheating caused by overworking due to high demand or poor ventilation. Ensure proper ventilation and monitor workload to prevent overheating.

Q: What is the pressure for cryogenic liquid pump?

A: The pressure at the rated flow rate is usually about 1x10-3 torr. If a higher argon pressure is required for a sputtering operation, then a throttle valve is needed ahead of the cryogenic liquid pump to reduce the pressure from the operating pressure to the 10-3 torr pressure at the entrance of the cryogenic liquid pump.

Q: What is the life expectancy of a PSA nitrogen generator?

A: PSA nitrogen generators are typically designed with an equipment life cycle of 20 to 25 years.

Q: What is the flow rate of a PSA nitrogen generator?

A: The PSA nitrogen generator should be capable of providing at least 0.5-1 SCFH (Standard Cubic Feet per Hour) of gas flow. You can adjust this depending on the generator and user requirements.

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