High purity oxygen production by pressure vacuum swing adsorption using natural zeolite
Pressure swing adsorption, which utilizes Nitrogen-selective adsorbents, is one of the well-known methods used in the design of medical oxygen concentrators. This method is applied in this work to design a smart oxygen concentrator prototype. For the first time, Natural Zeolite minerals from Jordan...
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author | Ali F. Al-Shawabkeh Nijad Al-Najdawi Abdullah N. Olimat |
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description | Pressure swing adsorption, which utilizes Nitrogen-selective adsorbents, is one of the well-known methods used in the design of medical oxygen concentrators. This method is applied in this work to design a smart oxygen concentrator prototype. For the first time, Natural Zeolite minerals from Jordan are studied as a Nitrogen-selective adsorbents for medical oxygen concentrator's production. Considering the patients' safety and end-user's convenience the proposed prototype is outfitted with a cutting-edge IoT technology, allowing monitoring for the patient's blood Oxygen level and the Oxygen percentage produced by the concentrator. In order to accomplish the concentration level requirements for medical-grade Oxygen, the Oxygen concentrator prototype can efficiently supply a stream of Oxygen that is 93% volume enriched. Three collected natural samples from different geographical parts of Jordan have been appropriately prepared, studied and tested in order to determine the most appropriate zeolite material to be used, the results show that the obtained samples have resulted in O2 production as follows: Jabal Aritayn (NE of Azraq) 78%–80%, Tal-Al Rimah (NE Mafraq) 86%–88%, Jabal Ata'atah (SE Tafila) 91%–93% at 7 L/Min. |
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spelling | doaj.art-b2e8cd4b317a4ebc93f1567740d876dc2023-06-16T05:10:58ZengElsevierResults in Engineering2590-12302023-06-0118101119High purity oxygen production by pressure vacuum swing adsorption using natural zeoliteAli F. Al-Shawabkeh0Nijad Al-Najdawi1Abdullah N. Olimat2Department of Physics and Basic Sciences, Faculty of Engineering Technology, Al-Balqa Applied University, Amman, Jordan; Corresponding author.Department of Computer Science, Prince Abdullah Bin Ghazi Faculty of Information and Communication Technology, Al-Balqa Applied University, As-Salt, JordanDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering Technology, Al-Balqa Applied University, Amman, JordanPressure swing adsorption, which utilizes Nitrogen-selective adsorbents, is one of the well-known methods used in the design of medical oxygen concentrators. This method is applied in this work to design a smart oxygen concentrator prototype. For the first time, Natural Zeolite minerals from Jordan are studied as a Nitrogen-selective adsorbents for medical oxygen concentrator's production. Considering the patients' safety and end-user's convenience the proposed prototype is outfitted with a cutting-edge IoT technology, allowing monitoring for the patient's blood Oxygen level and the Oxygen percentage produced by the concentrator. In order to accomplish the concentration level requirements for medical-grade Oxygen, the Oxygen concentrator prototype can efficiently supply a stream of Oxygen that is 93% volume enriched. Three collected natural samples from different geographical parts of Jordan have been appropriately prepared, studied and tested in order to determine the most appropriate zeolite material to be used, the results show that the obtained samples have resulted in O2 production as follows: Jabal Aritayn (NE of Azraq) 78%–80%, Tal-Al Rimah (NE Mafraq) 86%–88%, Jabal Ata'atah (SE Tafila) 91%–93% at 7 L/Min.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2590123023002463IoT MOCOxygen concentratorJordan natural zeoliteVacuum swing adsorptionCation exchange capacity (CEC)Minerals |
spellingShingle | Ali F. Al-Shawabkeh Nijad Al-Najdawi Abdullah N. Olimat High purity oxygen production by pressure vacuum swing adsorption using natural zeolite Results in Engineering IoT MOC Oxygen concentrator Jordan natural zeolite Vacuum swing adsorption Cation exchange capacity (CEC) Minerals |
title | High purity oxygen production by pressure vacuum swing adsorption using natural zeolite |
title_full | High purity oxygen production by pressure vacuum swing adsorption using natural zeolite |
title_fullStr | High purity oxygen production by pressure vacuum swing adsorption using natural zeolite |
title_full_unstemmed | High purity oxygen production by pressure vacuum swing adsorption using natural zeolite |
title_short | High purity oxygen production by pressure vacuum swing adsorption using natural zeolite |
title_sort | high purity oxygen production by pressure vacuum swing adsorption using natural zeolite |
topic | IoT MOC Oxygen concentrator Jordan natural zeolite Vacuum swing adsorption Cation exchange capacity (CEC) Minerals |
url | http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2590123023002463 |
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