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How to control dew formation in pressure swing adsorption

2008-01-11View Original

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In small pressure swing adsorption oxygen generation units, dew formation occurs after passing through the radiator during humid summers, resulting in a large amount of water. I would like to ask the experts here: how can this problem be solved?
Reply #22008-01-12
Where does water condense? Has it affected the product quality?
Reply #32008-01-14
Dew formation occurs at the outlet of the radiator; it is currently not possible to determine its impact on product quality. I think there must be some impact or hidden risks.
Reply #42008-01-15
In summer, with high temperatures and high relative humidity, dew formation at the outlet of the radiator is a natural phenomenon. If you are concerned about potential problems and want to eliminate this dew, using an industrial fan to blow air towards the outlet of the radiator might be effective.
Reply #52008-01-17
Where is the most appropriate location to control the temperature point for pressure swing adsorption?
Reply #62008-09-22
There is no impact at all, no need to worry.

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