Oxygen Generator

PSA Oxygen Generator

PSA Oxygen Generator uses compressed air and molecular sieves to separate oxygen from nitrogen. Through alternating adsorption and regeneration cycles, it continuously produces oxygen with a purity of up to 93% ±3%.

Flow

Up to 2000Nm3/h

Service support

24 hours/day

Purity

93% ±3%

Warranty period

18 months

Control System

Controlled by a Siemens PLC for stable and automatic operation.

Silencer

Can be connected to an external pipeline for outdoor exhaust discharge.

Solenoid Valves

Control valve switching for automatic system operation.

Pneumatic Valves

Stainless steel construction, available with Bray, GEMÜ, Festos, and other premium brands.

DEEP engineers design customized oxygen generator systems based on each customer’s specific requirements. All equipment is manufactured in our own factory using high-quality components to ensure safe, efficient, and reliable operation. DEEP oxygen generator feature remote monitoring, allowing users to check system status anytime, anywhere via mobile devices.

Advantages

remote monitoring

Continuous Regeneration

Energy Efficient

Premium Molecular Sieve

Fast Oxygen Production

Proprietary Diffusion Structure

Technical parameters of oxygen generation

Flow Rate: Up to 2,000 Nm³/h

Purity: 93%±3%

Power Consumption: 0.4–2 kWh/Nm³

Outlet Pressure: 0.4 MPa (Booster available)

Dew Point: Up to -60°C

Warranty: 18 Months

Design Life: 10 Years

Production Lead Time: From 2 Weeks

PSA Oxygen Generation Process

Advantages of On-Site Oxygen Generation

Produce oxygen on demand with lower costs, reliable supply, and fully automatic operation.

Lower Operating Costs
Eliminates the need for purchasing and transporting oxygen cylinders or liquid oxygen.
Continuous Oxygen Supply
Produces oxygen on demand, ensuring uninterrupted operation.
Easy Operation
Fully automatic operation with minimal maintenance requirements.
Enhanced Safety
Avoids risks associated with high-pressure cylinders and liquid oxygen handling.
Flexible Capacity
Oxygen flow and pressure can be customized to meet process needs.

Disadvantages of Oxygen Cylinders & Liquid Oxygen

High operating costs, supply dependence, safety risks, and potential production interruptions due to delivery delays or oxygen shortages.

High Operating Costs
Ongoing expenses for oxygen purchase, transportation, and storage.
Supply Dependence
Reliance on external suppliers and delivery schedules.
Safety Risks
Handling high-pressure cylinders and liquid oxygen requires strict safety measures.
Risk of Production Downtime
Oxygen shortages or delivery delays may interrupt operations.