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What is Nitrogen Gas Generator and Multitech Compressors?

For those who don't know, Atomic number 7(Nitrogen), discovered in 1772 by Daniel Rutherford. Nitrogen, is an inert gas it means, it is not very reactive with other elements and chemicals. 78% of gas found on earth is Nitrogen. Use of Nitrogen in Labs: The Use of Nitrogen in labs has been in practice since decades but in past days it was being delivered in bottles or cylinders from their nearest plants but it could take several days in delivery. However, for most mass spectrometers, a high volume of nitrogen gas is required, which means that cylinders or bottles could be consumed in a matter of days, when using an instrument. This can result in regular interruptions of analysis and the inconvenience of having to switch over cylinders or wait for nitrogen deliveries. As the inconveniences eliminated by a nitrogen gas generator which is why more and more labs are turning to nitrogen gas generators to supply their instrument gas. Also, a nitrogen gas generator is especially sui

How Desiccant Based Dry air generators works?

In the dry air generators desiccant use as drying element that’s system is also called as desiccant dryer system. Let us see how desiccant based dry air generators works. A desiccant dryer use chemical called desiccant to remove moister from compress gas. Too commonly use desiccant is silica gel and activated alumina. Desiccant is contented into two tanks drier also has a gas inlet, a gas outlet, a waste gas outlet, two heating coils, two devices that is known as for way or reversing valves. At any particular time one of the two tanks is set to be active and active tank contain dry desiccant that is used to remove moister from compressed gas. In the other tank desiccant is being dry and regenerated. There dry air mechanism setup each tank either be active tank or regeneration tank depend on the position of for way valves. Desiccant in the active tank remove moister from the gas that flow through it. Most of the dry gas leaves to drier through the gas outlet however a po