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4000 Nm3/h of air has its moisture removed to 10 ppm, and carbon dioxide is removed to 50 ppm

2018-08-07View Original

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For 4000 Nm3/h of air, how should the process or combination of processes be chosen to remove moisture to 10 ppm and carbon dioxide to 50 ppm? The raw air volume is 4000 Nm3/h, at 20°C and atmospheric pressure, with a moisture content of 1000 ppm and a carbon dioxide content of 500 ppm
Reply #22018-08-07
Direct molecular sieve adsorption does it in one go; Both carbon dioxide and water can solve the problem
Reply #32018-08-07
What type of molecular sieve? How should the process be organized? How to design? There are examples of industrial applications that can be referenced
Reply #42018-08-07
13X will do. Just contact the manufacturer directly; they will recommend a suitable process or company
Reply #52018-08-20
If the carbon dioxide molecular sieve is reduced to such a low level, the cost will increase

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