4500~8000Nm³/h VPSA Oxygen Plant
The 4500–8000 Nm³/h VPSA Oxygen Plant is Doer’s large-capacity on-site oxygen generation system developed for industrial facilities with continuous and high-volume oxygen demand.
Designed for applications such as steelmaking, ironmaking, non-ferrous metal smelting and other large industrial processes, this Large Scale VPSA Oxygen Plant can produce up to approximately 8,000 Nm³/h oxygen per train, with oxygen purity up to approximately 94%.
Unlike smaller skid-mounted VPSA systems, equipment in this capacity range is engineered as an industrial project according to actual oxygen consumption, required oxygen purity, delivery pressure, installation altitude and site conditions.
For projects requiring more than 8,000 Nm³/h total oxygen capacity, multiple VPSA trains can be configured according to the required plant output.
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Key Advantages
High efficiency: Optimized adsorption process reduces energy consumption
Stable operation: 24/7 continuous oxygen supply
Compact design: Space-saving layout
Low maintenance: Automated operation with minimal manual intervention
Customizable: Flexible configuration to meet specific requirements
Quick installation: Pre-assembled components
Energy-saving: Efficient compressor system
Reliable performance: Proven track record in industrial applications
4500–8000 Nm³/h VPSA Oxygen Plant Specifications
Parameter
Specification
Oxygen Output
4500–8000 Nm³/h
Oxygen Purity
Up to approximately 94%
Oxygen Delivery Pressure
Customized according to process demand
Application
Large-scale industrial oxygen generation
Operating Mode
Designed for continuous industrial operation
Installation
Site-installed industrial configuration
Control
Automatic control, monitoring and alarm functions
Project Design
Customized according to capacity, purity, pressure, altitude and site conditions
Delivery Period
Typically 100–150 days after contract effectiveness, subject to final configuration
Larger Oxygen Demand
Multiple VPSA trains can be configured
