2018
DOI: 10.1134/s0965544117130102
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Study of Separation Characteristics of a Hybrid Membrane–Sorption System

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“…One of the main tasks that must be solved in the construction of the hybrid membranesorption system is the task of providing a stationary flow of the PSA product of the stage to ensure a continuous supply of feed to the membrane stage. To compare the efficiency of the PSA stage, organized by the proposed method, an oxygen PSA system using sorbent regeneration at atmospheric pressure [9], an oxygen membrane module of Air Products [6] and a modern sorption gas separation system [3], capable of obtaining oxygen of purity of 94% were taken. The comparison was carried out at operating parameters of the proposed PSA step and the division ratio of the flux of the membrane is 0.1.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…One of the main tasks that must be solved in the construction of the hybrid membranesorption system is the task of providing a stationary flow of the PSA product of the stage to ensure a continuous supply of feed to the membrane stage. To compare the efficiency of the PSA stage, organized by the proposed method, an oxygen PSA system using sorbent regeneration at atmospheric pressure [9], an oxygen membrane module of Air Products [6] and a modern sorption gas separation system [3], capable of obtaining oxygen of purity of 94% were taken. The comparison was carried out at operating parameters of the proposed PSA step and the division ratio of the flux of the membrane is 0.1.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More often, speaking of hybrid technologies for air separation, we have in mind membrane-sorption systems [6,7]. The use of hybrid membrane-sorption gas separation systems can significantly reduce the energy consumption of plants [8], as well as to neutralize such disadvantages as the contamination of the product flow by the products of the sorbent abrasion, through the use of a highly selective polymer membrane, and the restriction on the concentration of oxygen when using a single membrane stage, through the use of it after the PSA stage.…”
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confidence: 99%