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What does PSA mean in the compressor pipeline?

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Reply #22016-08-02
There’s not much information here. Could you send a picture or provide more details? That way, more people on the forums can help
Reply #32016-08-02
Molecular sieve pressure swing adsorption: in compressor systems, PSA is used either for water removal or for nitrogen production
Reply #42016-08-02
The pipe is labeled as PSA to the secondary inlet – does that mean nitrogen flows in this pipeline?
Reply #52016-08-03
PSA can be used for nitrogen production or hydrogen production – what do you mean? Check whether the medium in the pipeline is at the inlet or the outlet; if it’s at the outlet, it’s nitrogen or some other medium that has been processed via pressure swing adsorption!
Reply #62016-08-03
It’s not possible to determine what medium is flowing in the pipeline (what I mentioned earlier refers to general situations). It simply indicates that this pipe starts from the pressure swing adsorption unit and ends at the inlet of the secondary compressor

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