PSA Oxygen Generator
On-Site PSA Oxygen Generation
PSA oxygen generation produces oxygen on site from compressed air using a zeolite molecular sieve in a twin-tower arrangement, so the process can draw gas as it needs it instead of depending on delivered cylinders or bulk liquid supply. The published purity for the range is 93% ±3% oxygen, which covers the great majority of industrial and environmental oxygen duties.
Where the oxygen is used
- Aquaculture — oxygen supply and aeration for ponds and tanks.
- Wastewater treatment — aeration to support biological treatment capacity.
- Metallurgy — oxygen for metal processing operations.
- Combustion enhancement — oxygen enrichment to raise combustion intensity.
- General industrial — oxygen supply across manufacturing processes.
Package equipment
The oxygen generator is normally supplied with the package equipment it needs to run reliably: dryer and filtration components are published as part of the PSA package range, alongside the generator itself.
Frequently asked questions
What oxygen purity does a PSA generator produce?
The published range covers 93% ±3% oxygen, produced from compressed air using a zeolite molecular sieve twin-tower system.
Which applications does the range cover?
Aquaculture aeration, wastewater aeration, metallurgy, combustion enhancement and general industrial oxygen supply.
Does the package include drying and filtration?
Yes — dryer and filtration equipment is published as part of the PSA package range for oxygen systems.
Technical selection & RFQ
Request a Quote for PSA Oxygen Generator O₂ On-Site
Looking for a PSA oxygen generator supplier for an industrial project? Share the operating conditions below so our team can review the duty, recommend a suitable configuration and prepare a quotation. Final model selection and performance should be confirmed against your actual process conditions and the applicable product data.
Information to include in your inquiry
- Required oxygen purity: Target O₂ concentration and process-specific requirements
- Oxygen flow: Average and peak demand, with units such as Nm³/h
- Outlet pressure: Required delivery pressure and pipeline conditions
- Application & operating profile: Wastewater aeration, aquaculture, combustion, metallurgy, or other use
- Site utilities: Power supply, feed-air conditions, installation environment and available space
Not all details are available yet? Send the information you have, your datasheet or a process description. We can identify the missing selection data before confirming a model.