Brand: Semian | Category: Nanotechnology

The SDHS-010 is the smaller of the two hot DI generator models Semian show on the English pages of semian.net. The only figure Semian publish for it is a capacity of max 10 liter/min. No further description, utility requirement or dimension is given on the English site, and the model has no page of its own.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Published maximum capacity | 10 L/min |
| Application | Hot deionised-water generation |
Capacity from Semian’s explicitly named model listing. Outlet temperature, inlet water quality, pressure and utilities are project-selection questions; they are not established by this maximum-flow figure. Checked 2026-09-29.
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The SDHS-060 is the larger of the two hot DI generator models shown on the English pages of semian.net. Semian publish a capacity of max 60 liter/min for it. Nothing else about the model is stated on the English site, and it has no page of its own.
The oxygen booster and filling station is one of the optional parts of Oxymat's twin-tower PSA oxygen system, which otherwise consists of a compressed air system, a PSA skid and an oxygen receiver, with a container or frame-built solution also optional. No pressure rating, purity or flow figure is published for the booster and filling station itself. The oxygen generator it belongs to is listed at 2 to 473 Nm3/h at 95% purity.
Honeywell list the Midas sensor cartridge under air quality sensors in their building automation catalogue. The page carries a single technical statement, that each Midas sensor is potentially cross sensitive to other gases, which may cause a gas reading when the sensor is exposed to gases other than the one it was designated for. Certifications are the only other data published, and no gas list, range, lifetime or part number is given. The page shows no product photograph.