“…Subsequent studies on the oxygen separation using SrCo x Fe 1– x O 3−δ have been focused on improvement in oxygen permeation property or stability of SrCo x Fe 1– x O 3−δ , by substituting an A-site or B-site cation with other metal ions. − On the other hand, for application of an oxygen sorbent for the HT-PSA process, Lin et al have first proposed that the perovskite-type oxides such as La y Sr 1– y Co x Fe 1– x O 3−δ can be used as an oxygen sorbent for the HT-PSA process. , The perovskite-type oxide can sorb and desorb oxygen largely and reversibly by changing ambient partial pressure of oxygen, resulting in separation of oxygen from air. The subsequent studies on the oxygen sorption/desorption properties demonstrated that the Co–Fe-based perovskite-type oxides usually gave relatively good behavior. ,,,− In addition, fundamental research involving the oxygen nonstoichiometry for SrCo x Fe 1– x O 3−δ , influencing both oxygen membrane-permeation property and oxygen PSA sorption/desorption properties, has been conducted over the past decades. − Although SrCo x Fe 1– x O 3−δ species have often been examined in the oxygen-permeation membrane tests, an oxygen separation test from air using the HT-PSA apparatus loaded with SrCo x Fe 1– x O 3−δ sorbent is limited to our preliminary research report . Thus, in this study, we aim to evaluate oxygen sorption/desorption properties of SrCo x Fe 1– x O 3−δ , and we examined the preliminary oxygen-production test by using a small-scale PSA apparatus, especially operateing at lower temperature like 300 °C.…”