Time parameters for pressure swing adsorption
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In pressure swing adsorption, it is often stated that, while ensuring the adsorption time and that the energy released during reverse discharge reaches the specified pressure, T1 and T2 times should be allocated as appropriately as possible to maintain stability throughout the adsorption and reverse discharge processes. Why is it necessary to ensure the stability of these two? Can we just ignore the stability of the second and third averages, as well as that of sequential playback?
The final rising and reverse playback processes represent the external environment connecting them, while the second average, third average, and normal playback can be regarded as the internal environments of the two tanks； One has an impact on subsequent assignments, while the other does not
So how should the T1 and T2 times be allocated?
This is a matter of expertise; generally, it is set by the manufacturer, and the calculations related to the activity of the adsorbent are tailored to specific situations