How is hydrogen and carbon monoxide separated in the coal-based ethylene glycol production process?

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How is hydrogen separated from carbon monoxide in the coal-based ethylene glycol production process? After the shift reaction, low-temperature methanol washing is carried out, and then hydrogen and CO are separated? Or any other processes – please advise! Thank you!

Reply #22016-04-20

PSA physical adsorption separation, or cold box separation is also possible

Reply #32016-04-20

PSA is also known as pressure swing adsorption

Reply #42016-04-20

What is the maximum hydrogen concentration in carbon monoxide?»

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