Why Is There A Buffer Tank in Front Of The Nitrogen Generator?

The buffer tank reduces the air pulse flow and acts as a buffer, thereby reducing system pressure fluctuations, allowing the compressed air to pass through the compressed air purification components smoothly, so as to fully remove impurities such as water and reduce the load on the subsequent PSA O2 N2 separation system; When the work is switched, it also provides the PSA N2 O2 device with a large amount of compressed air required for a short period of rapid life, so that the pressure in the adsorption tower can quickly rise to the working pressure, ensuring reliable and stable operation of the equipment.
The nitrogen buffer tank is used to balance the pressure and purity of the N2 pressure separated from the NO separation system to ensure the stability of the continuous supply of nitrogen. In addition, it also plays the role of protecting the bed, and plays an extremely important role in the process of nitrogen generator equipment.