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Are there molecular sieves for the trace methane removal in pressure swing adsorption nitrogen production?

2016-11-28View Original

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For nitrogen production using pressure swing adsorption, it is possible to add a certain type of molecular sieve to the adsorption tower in order to remove methane from the polluted atmosphere (of course, in trace amounts). I wonder if such a substance exists
Reply #22016-11-29
This is very difficult; nitrogen methane separation is a global challenge
Reply #32016-11-30
Special adsorption towers must be designed; adding a little molecular sieve can solve the problem of nitrogen-methane adsorption, but at present this is just delusional thinking
Reply #42016-12-07
Reduce the methane content in the air to below 1 ppm
Reply #52016-12-08
The separation coefficients of N2/CH4 on silica gel, activated carbon, 5A, mordenite, and 13X adsorbents are 1.86, 2.84, 1.40, 1.39, and 1.52 respectively. The separation coefficients are relatively low, making separation difficult.
Reply #62016-12-10
Thank you! Only chemical methods can be used

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