A PSA question?
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Recently, Huaxi sent over the operation guidelines. For our PSA, it follows a 10-2-4 process, with the units arranged in one row from A to E and symmetrically in another row from F to J. During adsorption, there is always one adsorption tower in each row; no two adsorption towers in the same row operate for adsorption at the same time. Is there any reason for this?
The symmetrical arrangement of the equipment valves is intended for aesthetic reasons and to ensure a rational layout
It’s purely for symmetry and ease of memory; there’s nothing technical about it. The tower numbers can be named by oneself, right?
Symmetrical beauty, making it easy to remember and use.
There are no special requirements; the standard process flow remains unaffected
What’s needed by those on-site is something simple and clear; keep it up, designers!
The number on the adsorption tower is just a label; think about it – without changing the sequence, simply by repositioning the adsorption towers, wouldn’t they end up all in a row for adsorption?