Diffusion oxygen machine is the same principle as desktop oxygen machine, diffusion oxygen machine manufacturer adopts the adsorption performance of molecular sieve, through the physical principle, powered by screw compressor, to separate the nitrogen and oxygen in the air, Z finally get high concentration of oxygen.The tabletop type is for single person oxygen intake, and the diffusion type is for multiple people oxygen intake at the same time. In terms of efficiency, the diffusion oxygen generator can meet the demand of collective oxygen supply.Only from the point of view of process and safety of use are explained hereThe real difference lies in the way of transmission. To facilitate your understanding, I have drawn a flow chart myself.Dispersion Oxygen Concentrator Traditional process, in the first half of 1, 2 traditional and modern process is the same, are using compressors, filters.From 3 onwards, the traditional process is to transfer oxygen directly to each room through the pipeline, which has the advantage of using a central molecular sieve, centralized oxygen production, and then outputting oxygen to each room.However, from the perspective of pipeline transmission safety, it is inappropriate, because it is a centralized oxygen supply, in case the pipeline is damaged in the middle of the process and encounters an open flame, it is easy to cause a fire.The traditional process is more like a central air conditioner that keeps on delivering oxygen with you constantly.The modern process, on the other hand, continues to transfer filtered air to the pipeline of the room, configuring a molecular sieve outside each room, an oxygen storage tank, followed by an oxygen production system.You can understand that each room is a small oxygen machine, they are independent of each other, room A is closed, does not affect the B oxygen production.Since the front piping transmits air, the piping is damaged and will not cause a fire if it encounters an open flame.The modern process is more like central air conditioning, with a small oxygen system added to the outside of the room.