What are the common molecular sieves used in the purification systems of air separation units?

2010-10-28View Original

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Substances commonly used in purification systems include activated alumina and 13X; are there any others besides these? I hope everyone will actively discuss this!

Reply #22010-10-30

This post was last edited by victory371 on 2010-10-30 23:02: AP air separation, with calcium addition X, nitrogen monoxide removal

Reply #32010-10-31

Activated alumina, 5A, 13X – these are the most commonly used

Reply #42011-05-11

We use the molecular sieve from Shanghai UOP13XAPG; there are a few other companies in Shanghai that produce molecular sieves, but it’s not clear whether their product quality meets UOP’s requirements

Reply #52011-05-11

We use 13X and 5A as well

Reply #62011-05-12

Our company uses: activated alumina, 13X

Reply #72011-05-12

We use 13X as well

Reply #82011-05-12

We use 13X as well

Reply #92011-05-12

What we use is also :P 13X

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