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Problems with catalytic burners

2008-02-24View Original

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The gas obtained after the separation of syngas contains approximately 5% H2, about 8% N2, with the remainder being mainly CO2. To proceed with further processing, it is necessary to remove the H2 from this gas. Some people suggest using catalytic burners; those who are familiar with this topic, please recommend a burner suitable for such low concentrations of H2

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