Membrane nitrogen generation separates air by means of hollow fiber membranes (microporous polymer materials):
Compressed air (0.7–1.0MPa) → multi-stage filtration to remove oil, water and dust → enters the membrane module.
Molecules of oxygen, water vapor and carbon dioxide are small in size, which can quickly pass through the membrane wall and be discharged. Nitrogen molecules are larger and cannot penetrate the membrane, thus being enriched and delivered.
Product output: Nitrogen with a concentration of 95%–98%, extremely dry (dew point ≤-40℃), which can be directly used for tire inflation.
Comparison with PSA nitrogen generation technology: The nitrogen purity of membrane nitrogen generation is slightly lower (PSA can reach over 99.5%), yet it features a more compact structure, no moving parts, lower power consumption, lower operating noise and extremely simple maintenance.