Nitrogen extraction carbone molecular sieve CMS 330

CMS 330 Diameter 1.0 mm Resource base: high microporous carbon Particular qualities: very high separation rates and reliability low dust, homogeneous in grain size Application: extraction of nitrogen from the air depletion of carbon dioxide from methane production of ethylene from mixed gases for high productivity Nitrogen PSA What is the difference between Carbon Molecular Sieves CMS 260 with CMS 330? The main difference between Carbon Molecular Sieves CMS 260 and CMS 330 lies in their pore size and adsorption properties. CMS 260 typically has a smaller pore size compared to CMS 330, which means it is more selective for smaller molecules such as nitrogen. This makes CMS 260 well-suited for applications where low-purity nitrogen is required, as it can effectively separate nitrogen from other gases, such as oxygen and carbon dioxide. On the other hand, CMS 330 has a larger pore size, which allows it to adsorb a wider range of molecules. This makes it suitable for applications where a broader range of gases needs to be separated in high purified. In summary, the key difference between CMS 260 and CMS 330 lies in their pore size and selectivity, with CMS 260 being more selective for smaller molecules like nitrogen, while CMS 330 has a broader adsorption capacity. The choice between the two types of CMS depends on the specific gas separation requirements of the application. Standard packaging: 137 kg, net weight plastic drum 20 kg, net weight plastic drumm