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Questions regarding methane gas separation

2015-10-23View Original

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The existing gas components are roughly H2: 58%, CO: 26%, CO2: 3%, CH4: 10%, N2: 2%, with the rest being CnHm. Pressure: 2.4 MPa (a), temperature 30°C. CH4 can possibly be separated using methods such as PSA; the separated CH4 can be at atmospheric pressure, and a high purity is not required, while the pressure losses on the CO and H2 sides should be as low as possible. I hope the technical team can exchange ideas here. You can also message me on Q: 272691815.
Reply #22015-10-26
Push it myself~ Hope someone will pay attention and discuss it

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