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The oxygen concentration drops after reinstalling the molecular sieve in the oxygen generator

2016-07-24View Original

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Dear teachers, I have a newly installed 5L oxygen generator; the concentration of oxygen produced is 95% after it’s set up. However, when the molecular sieve is removed and the generator is reinstalled, the concentration drops to 75%. On the third attempt, after removing the molecular sieve and reinstalling it, the concentration is even lower, at only 55%. What’s going on here? I’d appreciate some explanations
Reply #22016-07-25
It’s probably a loading issue~~ which results in a reduced adsorption effect~~
Reply #32016-07-25
Maybe so. Can’t the molecular sieve come into contact with air when it’s being filled?
Reply #42016-07-26
It can be exposed to air, but care should be taken to keep it compacted~~
Reply #52016-07-27
Water has entered, which reduces the adsorption capacity and increases the nitrogen concentration in the oxygen.
Reply #62016-07-28
An increase in the water content of the molecular sieve leads to a decrease in its nitrogen adsorption capacity; the molecular sieve should be replaced in an environment with very low air humidity.
Reply #72016-07-28
You might have placed the filler that wasn’t fully regenerated at the bottom on top, or it may have mixed up in certain areas, resulting in a decrease in the adsorption capacity of those regions
Reply #82019-07-12
When loading the molecular sieve, it is important to fill it completely and compact it; otherwise, the molecular sieve may come into contact with more moisture in the air, which reduces its ability to adsorb oxygen molecules

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