Production optimization
The production of hydrogen from fossil fuels and coal requires the production of “syngas.” Syngas is a combination of hydrogen and carbon monoxide that must be further processed to generate as much hydrogen from the feed stock as possible. To ensure optimal conversion and minimize energy consumption, methane, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and/or hydrogen sulfide (H2S) are analyzed in the processing unit.
Recommended products: 5100HD
Gas quality
Both hydrogen and carbon dioxide (CO2) are captured in the syngas processing units. Where the CO2 and hydrogen are sold or exchanged, limits on impurities are typically defined. The most common impurities measured are trace levels of carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, methane, hydrogen sulfide and moisture.
Recommended products: 5100HD, ta3000F
Steam methane reforming
Steam reforming is widely used in the hydrocarbon processing industries for the production of important gases, particularly hydrogen, methanol, and ammonia. The steam reforming process uses a furnace that heats a large number of tubes containing a catalyst to produce these important gases.
Recommended products: WDG-V