Temperature swing adsorption (TSA)

Temperature swing adsorption (TSA) removes trace impurities, most often water, from a gas using adsorbent beds that are regenerated by heating. One bed dries the gas while another is heated and then cooled, over a cycle of several hours.

Also written as: TSA

Temperature swing adsorption (TSA) explained

TSA suits strongly adsorbed impurities present at low levels. It is used for natural gas and process gas dehydration, and for drying electrolyser hydrogen downstream of a catalytic deoxidiser. It is not a substitute for PSA on feeds with per cent levels of impurity.

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