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titleOfInvention Dual-use oxygen-enhancing acceleration technology for personnel and vehicles in plateau alpine hypoxia environment and its equipment
abstract The invention discloses a dual-use oxygenation acceleration technology for personnel and vehicles in a plateau alpine hypoxia environment and its equipment. The oxygenation acceleration equipment includes a molecular sieve bed oxygen production system, and the molecular sieve bed oxygen production system includes two molecular sieve bed oxygen production tanks and oxygen Gas storage buffer tank; two molecular sieve bed oxygen generator tanks are respectively connected with the gas supply pipeline for supplying compressed gas through new program-controlled valve E; two molecular sieve bed oxygen generator tanks are one-way connected to the oxygen storage buffer tank through their respective oxygen storage pipelines The output port of the oxygen storage buffer tank is connected to the oxygen storage pipelines of the two molecular sieve bed oxygen generators through the new program-controlled valve F respectively, so as to realize the release of the oxygen-enriched gas produced in one molecular sieve bed oxygen generator in the oxygen storage buffer tank. With a certain flow rate, the other molecular sieve bed oxygen generator tank is back flushed and nitrogen discharged through the new program-controlled valve F. In this way, the cycle works alternately. The oxygen gas storage tank continues to collect oxygen and sends oxygen through the third interface of the new program-controlled valve F. to the location of the engine and/or personnel.
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