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At the core of our work is a commitment to empowering VPSA industrial oxygen generators with reliable and high-performing molecular sieves. Our certifications are not just accolades; they are promises of excellence you can trust.
Installed in 2012, the VPSA-2 equipment at Glencore's Southeast Asia Subsidiary was designed for a capacity of 4000 Nm³/h with an oxygen purity of 89%-91%. However, since October 2018, its oxygen purity has gradually declined to 37.7%. The decline in oxygen purity was attributed to the deterioration of the adsorbent's performance, as determined by analysis.
To address this, approximately 84.278 tons of adsorbent were replaced in the VPSA-2 system. All required materials, including activated alumina, molecular sieves, ceramic balls, mesh screens and subsequent loading technical services for this project are provided by Luoyang Jalon Micro-Nano New Materials Co., Ltd.
Focusing on innovation and quality, we strive to make industrial oxygen generation more efficient, stable, and eco-friendly, building trusted partnerships with our customers. Our case studies show that clients are satisfied with the results time and time again.
The primary difference between PSA and VPSA lies in how they regenerate the adsorbent materials during the desorption process. PSA systems release pressure to regenerate the adsorbents, while VPSA systems use a vacuum, which is more energy-efficient and enhances system performance.
PSA is typically used for smaller-scale applications with moderate oxygen demand, offering a compact design suitable for moderate gas flows. In comparison, VPSA is better suited for larger-scale, continuous applications requiring high oxygen demand, as it utilizes larger systems optimized for higher gas flows.
From an energy and cost perspective, PSA systems tend to consume more energy and have higher operating costs for large-scale applications. In contrast, VPSA systems are more energy-efficient due to vacuum regeneration, resulting in lower operating costs, making them ideal for industrial-scale use.