Methanol Reformer Hydrogen Generator with 99%-99.9999% Purity and 50-3000 Nm3/h Capacity Using Low Temperature High Pressure Technology
Basic Properties
Place of Origin:
Suzhou,China
Brand Name:
Joshining
Certification:
CE,GB
Model Number:
MTCH
Trading Properties
Minimum Order Quantity:
1 set
Price:
Negotiate
Payment Terms:
L/C,T/T,Western Union,
Specifications
| Capacity: | 50-3000 Nm3/h | Purity: | 99%-99.9999% |
| Operate Pressure: | 0.8-2.5 Mpa(g) (adjustable) | Raw material: | Methanol |
| OEM: | Yes | Dew Point: | -70degree |
| High Light: | High Pressure Methanol Reformer,hydrogen production Reformer,hydrogen production Methanol Reformer |
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Product Description
Methanol Reformer For Production Of Hydrogen By Low Temperature And High Pressure Technology
Methanol Reformer for the production of hydrogen by Low Temperature And High Pressure technology
Preface
Methanol (CH₃OH) is a clean and efficient fuel. Like cracking ammonia, the process of methanol reforming produces no pollution. Production costs are moderate and investment is low. Methanol can be produced from renewable sources like biogas and therefore is a green fuel. Like ammonia, methanol (CH₃OH) is well suited as a hydrogen carrier. Since methanol is liquid at ambient temperature, it can be transported in tanks easily. This is a significant advantage compared to hydrogen gas.
Technical Features
- Mature production technology, ensuring safe and reliable operation
- Easy-to-source feedstock with relatively stable pricing, plus simple transportation and storage
- Short and straightforward process flow
- Low energy consumption and production costs
- Minimal land occupation and investment, with quick return on investment
- Simple, easy operation with high automation levels
- Environmentally friendly with no pollution
Technical Specifications
| Production Capacity | 50-3000 Nm³/h |
|---|---|
| Product Purity | 99%-99.9995% |
| Temperature | Ambient |
| Product Pressure | 0.8-2.5 MPa(g) |
Process Flow Diagram
The mixture of methanol and demineralized water, after being pressurized, evaporated and superheated to a specific temperature, is fed into a reactor. Here, reforming gases including H₂, CO₂, CO and others are formed under catalyst action. The mixed gas is then treated through Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) purification technology to obtain high-purity hydrogen in a single cycle.