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Nitrogen-hydrogen gas separation problem

2017-08-24View Original

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Has anyone here worked with the separation of nitrogen and hydrogen? The volume ratio of nitrogen to hydrogen in the feed gases is 1.5:1, and the purity of the resulting nitrogen and hydrogen is required to be 99.999% respectively. Is pressure swing adsorption a viable method for achieving this? Also, are there adsorbents that can specifically adsorb hydrogen?
Reply #22017-08-24
PSA pressure swing adsorption is feasible.
Reply #32017-08-24
Thank you for your reply. Could you explain it in more detail? Have you worked on similar projects before? Can a single PSA unit not achieve 99.999% purity for both gases?

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