Separation and recovery of H2 to support industrial processes (such as hydrocracking, hydrotreating and hydrodesulfurization) where petroleum is transformed and refined into products. The separator is typically integrated with a variety of industrial H2 production technologies (including SMR, ATR, CCR and POX), or used to process syngas or off-gases for H2 recovery.

H2 is one of the most important feedstocks of the modern chemical and petrochemical industry. A close relative of refining, these complexes are often co-located.

H2 separation and purification from the industrial H2 production technology of choice to support ammonia synthesis. Ammonia is used in the fertiliser industry to support agriculture and is emerging as an important H2 carrier and fuel for shipping and other transport applications.

Methanol is a chemical building block for hundreds of everyday products and requires significant volumes of high purity H2 for the synthesis and recovery from the reformed methanol stream.

The use of renewable natural feedstocks (biomass) to manufacture refined products like those of petrochemical refineries. H2 applications for our separator here are very similar. Biofuels are examples of end products.

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Centralised and decentralised separation and purification of ultra-pure H2 from several production routes, including small scale gasifiers, plasmalysis units, methanol reformers and ammonia crackers. H2 is typically used for fuel cell applications in vehicles, heavy trucks and buses, trains and ships.

Decarbonization of the steel industry is accomplished both with the transition to H2 fuels for heat or direct reduction and recovery of H2 from off-gases in processes such as steel annealing.

Production of methanol in conjunction with smaller and de-centralised hydrogen production unit technologies. Methanol is an emerging H2 carrier of interest that can be easily transported and reformed back into H2 for use.

Production of ammonia in conjunction with smaller and de-centralised hydrogen production unit technologies. Ammonia is an emerging H2 carrier of interest and an important agricultural product that can be easily transported and reformed back into H2 for use or used in farming directly.

Upgrading and reformation of biogas to a synthetic gas containing high fractions of H2. Biogenic hydrogen originated from varying feedstocks such as manure, crops, wastewater and wood waste and is separated and purified often to exacting fuel cell standards

The transition from natural gas to clean burning H2 in power generation is a decarbonization pathway. H2 for this application may need to be de-blended from existing natural gas distribution pipelines where H2 has been blended in for ease of transportation over long distances.

De-blending H2 from natural gas pipelines to extract and purify hydrogen at a point where H2 is required for use.

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