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About Membrane Nitrogen Generator
A membrane nitrogen generator uses semipermeable membranes to separate nitrogen gas from the air. The process involves passing compressed air through the membranes, which are made of thousands of hollow polymer fibers. The fibers have a unique structure that allows only oxygen and water vapors to escape through their walls, a process called "permeation."
How Does Membrane Nitrogen Generator Work?
Every nitrogen generator requires a compressor to supply the air from which the N₂ will be separated. A membrane nitrogen generator makes this separation happen with a membrane that consists of thousands of hollow polymer fibers. These fibers have a unique structure that allows only the oxygen and any remaining water vapors in the air to escape through their walls. This process is called “permeation”. Once outside the fibers, the O₂ is vented out of the membrane housing and disposed of outside or in a safe area. This leaves the N₂ inside the hollow fibers, ready to be collected at the outlet. With the water vapors removed, the produced nitrogen is very dry, which is an additional benefit for its professional applications.
How Do You Choose A Membrane Nitrogen Generator?
Purity
The purity level of the nitrogen you need to produce is an important consideration. For example, a 95 percent purity would be 95 percent nitrogen, 5 percent oxygen, and other inert gasses.
Size
Sizing is based on inlet air temperature ranges.
Price
Prices vary depending on factors such as the size of your operation and the type of system you select. Essential nitrogen generators generally start at $3000 and go up to $20,000.
Lifespan
Some manufacturer's membranes can last up to 15 years before replacement is required.
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