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We are looking for some projects that can produce a certain amount of hydrogen; we would appreciate any advice from those with more experience.
The soda ash and tetramethylammonium hydroxide projects produce chlorine and hydrogen as by-products.
This post was last edited by qugd on 2012-3-9 at 12:21. That’s way too many. 1. Electrolytic water splitting 2. Ion-exchange membrane caustic soda 3. Reformation 4. Water gas 5. Light hydrocarbon cracking 6. Refinery dry gas separation
Thank you for your participation and reply. The several projects you mentioned are not suitable for us at the moment. We are looking for a project that can produce chemical products on its own, while also generating some hydrogen to cover the hydrogen needs of our hydrogen-consuming projects. Like NMP and the like.
Sodium cyanide releases a large amount of hydrogen; However, the investment is large.
The reaction of lower alcohols with alkali metals, and the sales volume of alkoxides is also good. Among them, the comparison of methanol, ethanol, and sodium metal is quite classic and simple
Lactone can be obtained from butanol dehydration, with some hydrogen gas being produced in the process
There is plenty; I recommend installing a sulfur hexafluoride system, as hydrogen can be recycled.
I’m not sure which company you work for, but our company has a large supply of hydrogen – perhaps we could collaborate
Hydrogen is part of syngas, and there is a high demand for it. Many projects can be built using the by-product hydrogen
That’s great; we have several hydrogen-related projects, but due to local conditions, the equipment cannot operate at full capacity.