Ultra high-purity nitrogen gas generator MRO Series
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Ultra high-purity nitrogen gas generator - MRO Series - Hangzhou Mairui Gas Engineering Equipment Co., Ltd - inert / pure / high-purity
Ultra high-purity nitrogen gas generator - MRO Series - Hangzhou Mairui Gas Engineering Equipment Co., Ltd - inert / pure / high-purity
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Characteristics

Gas characteristics
pure, high-purity, inert, ultra high-purity
Domain
process, industrial, for the food industry
Applications
for gas chromatography, for ELSD, for spectrometers, for food preservation, packaging machine, for laser cutting, for autoclaves
Technology
membrane
Configuration
compact, mobile
Other characteristics
high-flow, automatic, high-pressure, with oil-free compressor, high power, containerized
Flow rate

Max.: 200 m³/h
(7,062.933 ft³/h)

Min.: 1 m³/h
(35.315 ft³/h)

Output pressure

Max.: 20 bar
(290.08 psi)

Min.: 5 bar
(72.52 psi)

Description

Specialty gas recovery membranes

Product overview
Membrane modules for helium recovery separate and enrich helium from helium-bearing natural gas and other helium-containing streams by exploiting permeation-rate differences between helium and heavier components. Modules deliver a helium-enriched permeate as a pre-concentration step for downstream purification. A membrane module alone does not guarantee final high-purity helium; additional stages or polishing units are often required depending on feed and product targets.

Separation principle
Driven by partial-pressure differences, helium typically permeates faster than methane and nitrogen in suitable membrane materials, resulting in an enriched permeate stream. If the feed contains faster-permeating gases such as hydrogen or CO2, further separation or purification may be needed. Accurate feed analysis is essential for reliable process design.

Typical applications
  • Helium-bearing natural gas Separate and concentrate helium from natural-gas streams to provide a helium-enriched feed for downstream treatment.
  • Natural gas processing Integrate membrane stages into natural-gas processing to recover helium or adjust helium content in product gas.
  • Helium pre-concentration Increase helium concentration ahead of cryogenic or adsorption-based purification units.
  • Helium-enriched stream preparation Produce an enriched permeate stream for subsequent compression, cryogenic processing or adsorption polishing without assuming final purity.

Models & specifications
MNH-1512A — L 359 mm | OD 55 mm | ID 50 mm | Feed 3/8" | Retentate 3/8" | Permeate 1/4" | Weight 0.9 kg
MNH-2022A — L 589 mm | OD 70 mm | ID 60 mm | Feed 3/8" | Retentate 3/8" | Permeate 3/8" | Weight 1.9 kg
MNH-3032A — L 856 mm | OD 110 mm | ID 85 mm | Feed 1/2" | Retentate 1/2" | Permeate 1/2" | Weight 6.0 kg
MNH-4160A — L 1564 mm | OD 160 mm | ID 125 mm | Feed 1" | Retentate 1" | Permeate 1" | Weight 19 kg
MNH-6160A — L 1580 mm | OD 200 mm | ID 157.5 mm | Feed 1.5" | Retentate 1.5" | Permeate 1.5" | Weight 26 kg
MNH-8140A — L 1080 mm | OD 280 mm | ID 220 mm | Feed 1.5" | Retentate 1.5" | Permeate 2" | Weight 44 kg
MNH-8160A — L 1580 mm | OD 280 mm | ID 220 mm | Feed 1.5" | Retentate 1.5" | Permeate 2" | Weight 55 kg

Process considerations
  • Feed helium content and coexisting components (methane, nitrogen, CO2, H2, etc.) determine separation performance and downstream needs.
  • Operating conditions (flow, inlet pressure, temperature) and presence of condensables, droplets or particles require appropriate pretreatment.
  • Evaluate product concentration and recovery targets together with energy use, membrane stage count, recycle strategy and downstream purification methods.


Information required
  • Complete feed composition with helium content and variation range
  • Feed flow rate, inlet pressure and temperature
  • Target helium-enriched stream composition and planned downstream purification
  • Allowed helium losses or required recovery rate


Technical specifications
  • Function: Separation and enrichment of helium from helium-bearing natural gas and other helium-containing streams.
  • Separation mechanism: Permeation driven by partial-pressure differences; helium typically permeates faster than methane and nitrogen.
  • Product role: Provides a helium-enriched permeate as a pre-concentration step; not a standalone high-purity helium plant.
  • Potential downstream requirements: Multiple membrane stages, compression, recycle, cryogenic processing or adsorption polishing depending on feed and product targets.
  • Key design considerations: Feed composition, flow rate, inlet pressure and temperature, presence of condensables/droplets/particles, energy use, stage count, recycle strategy and downstream purification method.

Exhibitions

Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

WME CHINA 2026
WME CHINA 2026

21-24 Sep 2026 WUHAN (China) Hall B4 - Stand 4202-3

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    INBC Global 2026
    INBC Global 2026

    25-26 Nov 2026 Jakarta (Indonesia)

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    *Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.