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Control of CO components in hydrogen production by membrane separation

2009-02-27View Original

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Hydrogen is produced using membrane separation technology; the CO content in the inlet gas is 8–10%, while the required level at the outlet is less than 5 ppm. I wonder if this target can be achieved? If this target cannot be achieved, then to bring the value under control, what is the maximum allowable level of CO content at the inlet?
Reply #22009-02-28
Please be more specific, including the membrane material used, temperature, pressure, and other components of the gas mixture. It’s difficult to achieve satisfactory results when general information is provided, as CO itself can poison the membrane. I am engaged in research on this topic; I hope we can exchange ideas. QQ: 664352294

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