Method of recovering enriched gaseous oxygen
AssigneeSumitomo Seika Chemicals Co., Ltd.
InventorsMorihiko Yamamoto, Hiroaki Sasano, Kazuo Haruna
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AssigneeSumitomo Seika Chemicals Co., Ltd.
InventorsMorihiko Yamamoto, Hiroaki Sasano, Kazuo Haruna
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A process is provided for recovering oxygen-rich gas by enriching gaseous oxygen contained in crude gas by a single-tank PSA process which utilizes a single adsorption tower loaded with an adsorbent. A cycle is repeated including introducing crude gas into the adsorption tower, desorbing unnecessary components from the adsorbent, introducing washing gas into the adsorption tower for discharging the remaining gas from the adsorption tower, and raising the internal pressure of the adsorption tower. The desorbing includes recovering semi-enriched oxygen gas existing in the adsorption tower after finishing of the adsorption for retention in a recovery tank. The introduction of washing gas includes introducing part of the semi-enriched oxygen gas existing in the recovery tank into the adsorption tower as the washing gas. Raising the internal pressure includes introducing the rest of the semi-enriched oxygen gas retained in the recovery tank into the adsorption tower.
A process for recovering oxygen-rich gas by enriching gaseous oxygen contained in crude gas by a single tower pressure swing adsorption which utilizes a single adsorption tower loaded with an adsorbent, the adsorption tower having a crude gas inlet and a product gas outlet, the process comprising repeating a cycle which includes:
A process for recovering oxygen-rich gas by enriching gaseous oxygen contained in crude gas by a single tower pressure swing adsorption which utilizes a single adsorption tower loaded with an adsorbent, the process comprising repeating a cycle which includes:
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