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Nitrogen Generation Packages (Membrane)

As a recognized specialist in the field of gas drying and gas separation, Delair offers you the capability of producing your own gaseous nitrogen, using a method that is simple, cheap and extremely reliable. with the Delair NG series membrane type nitrogen generator.

Our NG series membrane nitrogen generation packages are suitable for a wide range of capacities and deliver nitrogen purities up to 99,5% with minimum feed air consumption. We’re able to offer a fully fit-for- purpose package design with several additional options available – a solution truly tailored to your needs.

Delair’s gas dryers and purification solutions are designed to ensure controlled moisture levels and gas quality in industrial and process‑critical applications. Moisture, contaminants, and uncontrolled dew points can compromise equipment reliability, product quality, and process stability. Delair addresses these challenges with engineered drying and purification systems that support consistent operation across a wide range of gases, pressures, and environmental conditions. The portfolio covers multiple drying technologies and regeneration concepts, allowing systems to be precisely matched to application requirements, operating costs, and performance targets.

Engineered Moisture Control for Industrial Gases

Effective gas drying is essential wherever moisture can lead to corrosion, freezing, chemical reactions, or measurement inaccuracies. Delair gas dryers are designed to remove water vapor to controlled dew point levels, ensuring stable downstream conditions. Adsorption‑based drying technologies enable reliable performance even in continuous‑duty or variable‑load applications, supporting long‑term process integrity.

By maintaining defined gas quality parameters, Delair systems help extend equipment life, reduce unplanned downtime, and protect sensitive downstream processes.

Broad Technology Portfolio

Delair offers a range of drying and purification concepts to address different technical and economic requirements. Heatless adsorption dryers provide mechanical simplicity and high reliability, while blower purge and externally regenerated systems reduce compressed gas losses in larger installations. Advanced desiccant technologies support very low dew point levels for critical applications.

This modular approach allows engineers to select the most suitable configuration based on flow rate, pressure, energy strategy, and required gas quality.

Purification Beyond Moisture Removal

In addition to moisture control, Delair purification solutions address the removal of contaminants that can affect gas quality and process safety. Integrated filtration and adsorption stages support the reduction of oil vapors, particles, and other impurities depending on application needs. This holistic approach ensures that drying performance is complemented by consistent overall gas quality.

Such purification is essential in applications where gas purity directly influences production outcomes or regulatory compliance.

Industrial Design and System Integration

Delair gas dryers and purification systems are built using industrial‑grade pressure vessels, valves, and control components, designed for durability and predictable operation. Systems are engineered for integration into both new installations and existing gas treatment lines, with compatibility across a wide range of compressors, generators, and downstream equipment.

 Clear system layouts and defined operating principles support straightforward commissioning, monitoring, and maintenance throughout the equipment lifecycle.

Applications and Industries

Delair gas drying and purification solutions are used across diverse industries, including manufacturing, energy, process industries, and specialized industrial installations. Typical applications include compressed air systems, technical gases, process gas conditioning, and environments where moisture or contamination poses operational or safety risks. The flexibility of the portfolio allows solutions to be tailored to both standard industrial use and highly specific process requirements.

  • Adsorption‑based drying technologies
  • Heatless, blower purge and externally regenerated systems
  • Low and very low pressure dew point capability
  • Continuous duty operation
  • Controlled regeneration concepts
  • High‑performance desiccant media
  • Integrated purification and filtration options
  • Industrial‑grade mechanical design
  • Modular system configurations
  • Compatibility with compressed air and industrial gases
  • Dryer technologies: Adsorption desiccant dryers
  • Drying principles: Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA), blower purge, externally regenerated
  • Pressure dew point range: From −20 °C to −70 °C PDP (technology and model dependent)
  • Operating pressure: Typically 4 to 25 bar(g)
  • Design pressure: Up to 40 bar(g) (application‑dependent)
  • Flow capacity range: Approx. 5 to >10,000 Nm³/h (portfolio range)
  • Inlet gas temperature: +5 °C to +50 °C
  • Ambient temperature: +5 °C to +40 °C
  • Desiccant types: Activated alumina, molecular sieve, application‑specific media
  • Regeneration methods: Compressed gas purge, blower‑assisted, heated regeneration
  • Power supply: Required for control systems; regeneration‑dependent
  • Installation: Downstream of compressors, generators or gas sources
  • Maintenance interval: Desiccant replacement typically every 3–5 years (operating‑condition dependent)
  • Applicable gases: Compressed air and selected industrial / process gases

FAQs

Gas drying is essential because moisture can cause corrosion, freezing, chemical instability, and measurement errors within industrial systems. Even small amounts of water vapor can negatively impact equipment performance and process reliability. By controlling dew point levels, gas dryers help maintain stable operating conditions and reduce long‑term maintenance risks.