Industrial oxygen generator is a device that can extract oxygen from the air and is usually used for oxygen supply in the industrial field. It uses air separation technology to separate oxygen from other gases in the air to produce high-purity oxygen. Oxygen generators for industry usually have a large oxygen production capacity and stable oxygen quality and can be widely used in chemical, pharmaceutical, electronic, metal processing, and other industries. It can also be used as backup oxygen supply equipment in some special environments.
Working Principle of Industrial Oxygen Generator
- Air intake: Industrial oxygen concentrators inhale air from the surrounding environment, usually through a built-in fan or compressor to draw air into the device.
- Air filtration: The inhaled air will pass through a filter to remove impurities and particulate matter to ensure the purity of the extracted oxygen.
- Separation of oxygen: The filtered air will be sent to a separation unit, usually through molecular sieve or membrane separation technology, to separate oxygen from other components such as nitrogen. In this way, you can obtain high purity oxygen.
- Storage and transportation: The separated oxygen will be stored in a container, usually a liquid oxygen tank or gas cylinder. It can then be transported to where the oxygen is needed through pipelines.
Industrial Oxygen Concentrator Application
- Medical industry: The industrial oxygen generator can be widely used in hospitals, emergency centers, nursing homes, and other medical institutions to provide oxygen support for patients who need oxygen treatment.
- Manufacturing industry: It can be used to provide the required oxygen in metal processing, welding, cutting, oxidation reaction and other processes.
- Chemical industry: It can be used in oxidation reactions, synthesis reaction and other processes in the chemical industry.
- Metallurgical industry: Oxygen, as a combustion aid, can improve combustion efficiency and speed up smelting. It can be used in iron ore reduction, ironmaking, steelmaking and other processes.
