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How does the PSA after reforming hydrogen achieve carbon removal?

2026-07-21View Original

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How does the PSA after reforming hydrogen achieve carbon removal? Is it through an ice machine or is the liquid phase separated after pressurization? How to confirm that the carbon five and six components after PSA are resolved cleanly?
Reply #22026-07-21
The core of reforming hydrogen PSA to remove C5 is to use the adsorbent to selectively adsorb heavy hydrocarbons and achieve the separation of C5 and hydrogen through pressure changes. The process adaptability is reflected in the adsorbent selection (macroporous activated carbon/modified silica gel), pressure optimization (high-pressure adsorption to enhance heavy hydrocarbon capture) and multi-tower continuous cycle design. Ultimately, heavy hydrocarbon impurities such as carbon 5 can be efficiently removed and high-purity hydrogen can be produced.

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