Nitrogen generators come in various sizes, and they don't necessarily have to be very large. In fact, membrane nitrogen generators, which have no moving parts, occupy a relatively small footprint and are suitable for mobile applications. The size of the generator you need depends on the amount of nitrogen gas required for your specific process. Even businesses with high nitrogen demands can effectively utilize a relatively compact nitrogen generator. If you're uncertain about the appropriate generator size for your requirements, don't hesitate to consult with the experts at AirSurr System.

Since nitrogen generators extract nitrogen from the ambient air, you will require piping connected to your compressed air supply for the generator to function. Your business might already have an existing piping network in place for your industrial operations. If that's the situation, there may be no need for facility modifications. However, if your facility lacks such a piping system, you will need to install it before the generator can be used on-site. Collaborate with your generator manufacturer to ensure that the installed piping is suitable for your nitrogen generator's requirements.

Your nitrogen generator will need a power supply. Nitrogen generators only require a minimum of power. Usually, no more power than it takes to run a desktop computer.

Ventilation is required for the space around the nitrogen generator. The nitrogen generator will expel waste (mainly in the form of low-concentrated oxygen) that should be ventilated from the space. Under normal conditions, the area where the nitrogen generator is located will have natural ventilation, and no changes are needed.