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Questions about pressure swing adsorption

2015-07-25View Original

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Ladies and gentlemen, in pressure swing adsorption, the more uniform cycles there are, the higher the hydrogen recovery rate, as the pressure is low at the beginning of each cycle, resulting in less consumption of hydrogen during regeneration. What I don’t understand is: no matter how many times pressure equalization is performed, in the same device, could the pressure at the beginning of the forward flow be different? I hope the experts here can explain in detail. I’m a beginner; thank you very much
Reply #22015-07-27
Pressure equalization allows high-pressure hydrogen to be fully utilized before pressure release; therefore, the more times it is used, the higher the yield.

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