Balston 75-96 and 75-98 Nitrogen Generation System - 95-99.9% purity compressed, US $10,500.00 – Picture 0

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Balston 75-96 And 75-98 Nitrogen Generation System - 95-99.9% Purity Compressed

US $10,500.00

Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
Jan 30th

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I purchased from Las Vegas 5 months ago to use for my metal cutting laser but went a different route. Generator was hooked up and running when I purchased. Previous owner had stored it 8 years inside before hooking up. I have factory PDF instructions I will email. My deliver to nearby state for a small fee. I will get ready for shipment but buyer to pay cost of shipment. Balston 75-96 and 75-98 Nitrogen Generation SystemThe Balston 75-96 and 75-98 Nitrogen Generators are completely engineered systems which will convert a compressed air supply into 95-99.9% purity compressed nitrogen. The systems are based on state-of-the-art monobed Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) technology. The adsorption bed converts compressed air into a concentrated nitrogen output stream. The Balston 75-96 and 75-98 Nitrogen Generators include all the components required to convert compressed air into high purity nitrogen. The user need only connect a supply of compressed air to the inlet of the nitrogen generator and connect the outlet of the generator to the process requiring high purity nitrogen. The system can be broken down into four primary functional groups. These functional groups are: prefiltration, nitrogen generation, flow controls, and final filtration. Two high efficiency coalescing filters are incorporated into the nitrogen generator to protect the PSA tower and valves from contamination. The coalescing filters are located beneath the front panel. They remove liquids and particulate matter from the incoming air supply. These filters are equipped with automatic float drains to empty any liquids accumulated within the filter housing. The nitrogen is extracted from the compressed air in the PSA tower. Solid state timers coordinate the nitrogen production and tower purge cycles. An oxygen-rich exhaust stream is discharged through a purge port at the rear of the monobed (see Figure 1). A receiver tank has been integrated into the designs of the 75-96 (120-gallon) and 75-98 (240-gallon) to smooth the pressure fluctuations inherent to PSA operation. Use of the tank ensures delivery of high purity nitrogen at a constant pressure and flow to the user’s application. The final filter on the Balston Nitrogen Generator is a Balston Grade SA (Sterile Air) filter. The final filter removes particulate contamination with an efficiency of 99.9999+% at 0.1 micron, assuring the user a clean, commercially sterile supply of high purity nitrogen. The final filter is located behind the control panel. The flow and pressure controls are comprised of an outlet pressure regulator and gauge, and an outlet flow meter and flow controller. Proper use of these controls will assure the user of a 95% to 99.9% purity nitrogen outlet stream. The outlet pressure regulator and gauge are used to set and monitor the nitrogen outlet pressure from the generator. The flow controller and flow meter are used to set and monitor the nitrogen flow rate through the system. The Nitrogen Purity Label on the control panel is used to set the flow controller to achieve desired purity and flow characteristics. (See the Operation section of this manual for detailed instruction on setting flows.) The electrical controls on the Balston 75-96 and 75-98 are a power switch and a mode switch. The power switch is located on the right side of the control panel. This switch is used to energize the nitrogen generator. The mode switch permits the operator to select the generating (“GENERATE”) mode or the shutdown (“DESORB’) mode. The normal mode for nitrogen generation is “GENERATE”. The “DESORB” mode is used only for maintenance and shutdown. Thank you for looking.

Condition:	Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. ...	Brand	Balston
Model	Balston 75-96 and 75-98 Nitrogen Generation System