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Oxygen generator filling

2016-12-20View Original

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Hello everyone, friends. Is there anyone who knows the correct steps for filling a 5-liter oxygen generator with molecular sieves, or any relevant references? It’s sufficient as long as the concentration can reach 93%. Thank you very much. Wait online
Reply #22016-12-26
It’s a delicate task; just be careful not to load it in a bag. As long as the performance of the molecular sieve is fine, its purity will not be affected. The main reason is the low mechanical strength of the oxygen-producing molecular sieve, which causes it to easily become powdered during packing in containers
Reply #32016-12-26
It’s a delicate task; just be careful not to load it in a bag. As long as the performance of the molecular sieve is fine, its purity will not be affected. The main reason is the low mechanical strength of the oxygen-producing molecular sieve, which causes it to easily become powdered during packing in containers
Reply #42016-12-26
For home use? When loading, use a wooden hammer or something to tamp it down firmly~~
Reply #52016-12-26
It’s also difficult to strike with a hammer – the flange of the adsorption tank in household oxygen generators is very small, making it hard to hit like when doing embroidery
Reply #62016-12-26
So it’s basically filled to capacity? ~~Hehe~~
Reply #72016-12-27
Just fill it up – make a small funnel out of cloth with a narrow opening, and fill it in little by little
Reply #82016-12-28
This way, a concentration of 93 cannot be achieved. , only around 85
Reply #92016-12-28
It’s just not sturdy, right? It must be a problem with the oxygen generator
Reply #102016-12-28
It’s just not sturdy, right? It must be a problem with the oxygen generator

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