Investment in natural gas-based hydrogen production with a hydrogen output of 80,000 Nm3/h
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I would like to ask the experts: If the raw material for hydrogen production is natural gas and the hydrogen production capacity is 80,000 Nm3/h, what would be the approximate investment cost in RMB for such a facility? And how much of that investment goes into the PSA part? Tell me that investments of other sizes are also possible. Thank you so much!
By the way, what happens to the carbon produced in hydrogen production?
I’ve never done something on this scale before! I’ve done 10,000 and 50,000! Over 36 million for 10,000 square meters! About 150 million yuan was invested in a project covering 50,000 square meters! The estimate for 80,000 square meters should be roughly the same as the investment required for 50,000 square meters! Moreover, there is a significant difference in investment costs among different design styles; it seemed that way during the bidding process back then, but one should not seek cheap options for this device – the differences are really substantial! The more professional institutions in the country are Tianyi and West China! You’ll talk things through clearly when you connect with them!
The 10,000 square meters you mentioned cost over 36 million! \"About 150 million yuan was invested in a facility with a capacity of 50,000 cubic meters\" – does this refer to the total investment in the hydrogen production plant or only the investment in the PSA unit?
The 10,000 square meters you mentioned cost over 36 million! \"About 150 million yuan was invested in a facility with a capacity of 50,000 cubic meters\" – does this refer to the total investment in the hydrogen production plant or only the investment in the PSA unit?
The whole set! PSA doesn’t have much money!
Most of it was burned in the furnace as PSA exhaust gas, while a small portion of the carbon dioxide was dissolved in water and removed
The carbon monoxide that is burned in the furnace still turns into carbon dioxide and is released through the chimney.
There are also decarbonization processes for recovering carbon dioxide, using phenol solutions for this purpose