What if your facility could produce the nitrogen it needs on-site instead of relying on cylinders or scheduled deliveries?
Nitrogen is used in a wide range of industries, from food packaging and laser cutting to laboratories and manufacturing. For facilities with regular nitrogen needs, producing nitrogen on-site can be an alternative to relying on cylinders or bulk deliveries.
What Is a PSA Nitrogen Generator?
A PSA nitrogen generator uses Pressure Swing Adsorption technology to separate nitrogen from compressed air.
Inside the system, compressed air passes through a carbon molecular sieve (CMS). The CMS adsorbs oxygen and other gases while allowing nitrogen to pass through.
PSA systems typically use two adsorption towers. While one tower produces nitrogen, the other regenerates. The towers then switch roles, allowing the system to continuously produce nitrogen.
Benefits of On-Site Nitrogen Generation
Producing nitrogen on-site can offer several advantages:
- On-demand production: Generate nitrogen when you need it.
- Fewer deliveries: Reduce reliance on scheduled nitrogen deliveries.
- Less storage: Minimize the need to store cylinders or bulk nitrogen.
- Supply control: Maintain your own nitrogen source.
- High purity: PSA systems can produce nitrogen above 99.5% purity, with some systems reaching 99.999%.
Common Applications
PSA nitrogen generators are used for applications such as:
- Food and beverage packaging
- Laser cutting
- Laboratory equipment
- Electronics and manufacturing
- Oil and gas processes
The right generator depends on the application's nitrogen purity, flow, and pressure requirements. Learn more about how a PSA nitrogen generator works in our latest article.
Is an On-Site PSA Nitrogen Generator Right for You?
A PSA nitrogen generator can provide a reliable, on-demand source of high-purity nitrogen while reducing dependence on delivered gas.
Contact us to discuss your application and find out whether on-site nitrogen generation is right for your facility.
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