Proper regeneration of molecular sieves in TSA processes—Part 1

S. Jain, Arkema France

The regeneration of molecular sieves is the most crucial step in temperature swing adsorption (TSA) processes. It determines the performance and operating cost of molecular sieves over a given lifetime. It is well known that molecular sieves age with each regeneration cycle. The adsorption process on the molecular sieve is a complex phenomenon and often poses challenges for the design and operation of the units, due to a number of parameters that govern the efficiency of such processes. Poor design decisions and deviations from design conditions can cause a wide range of operating issues in a molecular sieve unit. Most of the damage from these upsets or deviations from design conditions usu

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