What Does An Oxygen Generator Do?

Oxygen generators, also known as oxygen concentrators, are widely used in industrial fields, such as aviation, petrochemical and Marine fields. It can extract oxygen from the air and produce oxygen directly at the site of use.

Oxygen generator is a device used to produce oxygen, the principle of which is based on air separation technology. Through high-density compressed air, using the different condensing points of each component in the air, gas-liquid separation is carried out at a certain temperature, and then rectification is carried out to separate it into oxygen and nitrogen. This method is mainly used to produce oxygen, so the oxygen generator is also known as the equipment for producing oxygen. In the national economy, oxygen generators are widely used in metallurgy, chemical industry, petroleum, national defense and other industrial fields.

Oxygen generators are not only useful in the industrial field, but also play an important role in the medical and health fields. Through molecular sieve technology, oxygen generators can separate nitrogen and oxygen, producing a high concentration of oxygen, usually more than 90%, and some models can even provide up to 95% pure oxygen. This high concentration of oxygen can be used in oxygen therapy to treat conditions such as surgical recovery, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), sleep apnea and anemia, increasing the amount of oxygen in the blood and helping patients improve their health.

In addition, oxygen generators are important in specific situations, such as receiving patients with hypoxemia in the absence of central oxygen conditions, home oxygen therapy, and as an emergency measure in the event of a failure of the central oxygen supply unit. For patients who need regular oxygen over a long period of time, such as patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, the home oxygen therapy program provided by the oxygen generator allows patients to receive oxygen at home without having to stay in hospital for a long time. These applications demonstrate the value of oxygen generators in improving patient quality of life and treatment outcomes.