This utility model discloses a
pressure swing adsorption (PSA)
oxygen generation adsorption
tower, relating to the technical field of
gas separation equipment, including a
tower body structure, a base structure, a pressure swing structure, and a transmission structure. The
tower body structure sequentially comprises an inlet chamber, a first
molecular sieve layer, an intermediate chamber, a second
molecular sieve layer, and an outlet chamber. The base structure converts rotational motion into linear
reciprocating motion via a
drive motor, a geared disc, a transmission wheel, and an eccentric rod. The pressure swing structure includes a first air bladder and a second air bladder connecting the inlet chamber and the intermediate chamber, with spring-loaded pressure plates connected to their bottoms. The transmission structure drives a first
cam and a second
cam with a 90°
phase difference via a
rack and pinion to alternately compress the air bladders. During operation, the compression of the first air bladder increases the air pressure in the inlet chamber, while the expansion of the second air bladder reduces the air pressure in the intermediate chamber, creating a
pressure difference that accelerates gas transport; conversely, it enhances the inlet efficiency. This design integrates a self-generating
gas pressure mechanism, eliminating the need for an external gas
source system, and offers advantages such as compact structure, low
energy consumption, and high
gas transmission efficiency.