High purity nitrogen PSA utilizing controlled internal flows

Gas separation: processes – Solid sorption – Including reduction of pressure

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95100, 95103, 95105, 95138, 95148, B01D 5304, B01D 53047

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention is a nitrogen pressure swing adsorption process for separating gas mixtures containing nitrogen and oxygen, such as air, using a unique gas transfer process step, continuous feed gas introduction and an appropriate isolation step with continued product purge/repressurization to achieve high purity nitrogen product of 99.9% or greater by volume nitrogen, preferably 99.99% or greater by volume of nitrogen.

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