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Could anyone recommend some experts in the field of pressure swing adsorption?

2008-01-15View Original

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As the title suggests, I’m very interested in learning about the well-known experts and research institutions in the field of pressure swing adsorption in our country As well as the overall development of the industry, I hope those who are interested can offer more guidance.
Reply #22008-01-16
My advice is to go directly to the thesis database or the China Patent Search Center and search for keywords such as \"pressure swing adsorption,\" \"nitrogen,\" \"oxygen,\" \"carbon monoxide,\" \"carbon dioxide,\" and others that are of interest to you; this way you can find the names, addresses, postal codes, and other information of the experts you’re interested in. The magazine \"Small Nitrogen Fertilizer\" focuses mainly on conventional gas separation, while \"Pressure Swing Adsorption Network\" focuses on air separation; for the rest, you can ask your mentor, Professor Zhou Li”
Reply #32008-01-16
I’m aware of several research and application institutions; let me see if you’re interested: (the order is not important, and please don’t be upset if some aren’t mentioned) Chengdu Tianyi Technology, where there are many professors working on PSA; Chengdu Tianli Technology, Peking University Pioneer Technology, Professor Zhou Li from Tianjin University, Professor Jianyu from South China University of Technology, Professors Ning Ping and Chen Liang from Kunming University of Science and Technology, Chengdu West China Technology, Chengdu Tianren Chemistry, Chengdu Xinhua Technology, Chengdu Wuhuan Technology, Chengdu Kaiyuan Technology, Chengdu Yalian, and Chengdu Yalian. Wenzhou Wenrui, Jianyang Air Separation, Hangyang Air Separation, and so on. Do I count? Possible? This post was last edited by CDYANGHAO on 2008-1-16 01:00.]
Reply #42008-01-16
Yes, you can first look for articles and then summarize and compare them
Reply #52008-01-16
Hehe, everyone comes here to learn *; each person has their strengths and weaknesses. I work in the petrochemical industry, and I have been dealing with molecular sieves for over 10 years. If you need information on the technical specifications or analysis methods related to molecular sieves used in pressure swing adsorption, feel free to come to me for advice. This post was last edited by chc1125 on 2008-11-4 09:54.]
Reply #62008-01-16
We are from Chengdu Wuhuan; we have some experience in PSA work. If you need it, you can take a look at our website. Teacher Mao upstairs is an expert in molecular sieves!
Reply #72008-01-16
Thank you, friend CDYANGHAO. Hehe, your information is very useful; thanks again
Reply #82008-01-16
The “Friends of HaiChuan” in this forum are exactly such people. Wang Hai, an engineer from Tianbang Membranes, does an excellent job in ultrafiltration
Reply #92008-01-16
Friend CDYANGHAO is of course amazing. Is there anything he doesn’t understand?
Reply #102008-01-17
You’re too kind! I just know quite a few people and am somewhat well-known among them. I hope for your continued support! The main thing is that we can all help each other grow.
Reply #112008-01-18
Then, may I ask again, which is the most authoritative reference book on PSA at present?
Reply #122008-01-23
It depends on which separation industry you are in – for example, the nitrogen and oxygen industry, the carbon dioxide industry, the urea and carbon dioxide industry, the hydrogen industry, the carbon monoxide industry, the C1 industry, as well as industries involving low-temperature or normal-temperature separation. The authoritative standards vary in these different fields; it’s necessary to specify the industry in more detail. Otherwise, it’s a waste of time to try to learn things that are currently useless or will never be useful.
Reply #132008-01-25
No! The principle of pressure swing adsorption is very simple; no authoritative reference books are needed. One only needs to know how to select the adsorbent and understand the logic behind arranging the adsorption towers
Reply #142008-01-31
CDYANGHAO: Are you Yang Hao from Chengdu Tianren Chemistry? I see your username is CDYANGHAO, which means Chengdu Yang Hao. Haha, then you can be considered an expert too – you’re far better than Hu Hongping from Shanghai***~
Reply #152008-01-31
There are many papers on the forum of China Air Separation Equipment Network. Those who write papers can also be considered teachers.
Reply #162008-01-31
In China, the companies specializing in pressure swing adsorption technology and related construction design are mainly concentrated in Chengdu, Sichuan, with Tianyi of Sichuan being the most prominent – relying on the Southwest Chemical Engineering Design Institute, Tianyi boasts very strong technical capabilities. CDYANGHAO upstairs, I really hope to get to know you so that I can learn more about the engineering techniques related to pressure swing adsorption
Reply #172008-03-06
Welcome to guide my work here; let’s learn together.
Reply #182008-09-21
You can go and read Ye Zhenhua’s relevant works; I am also starting to learn the theoretical knowledge of pressure swing adsorption.

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