System for adjusting hydrogen-carbon ratio of synthesis gas and simultaneously producing byproduct hydrogen through coupling of membrane separation and pressure swing adsorption
A technology of pressure swing adsorption and coupling adjustment, which is applied in hydrogen/synthesis gas production, hydrogen separation, diffusion hydrogen separation, etc., to achieve the effects of reducing operating costs, reducing power consumption, and low energy consumption
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[0035] Crude feed gas conditions:
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[0037] Gas separation requirements:
[0038] Product gas 1: hydrogen for export: flow rate is about 6350Nm 3 / h, purity H2>99.9%, pressure ≥2.4MPaG.
[0039] Product gas 2: Gases other than hydrogen are mixed into "carbonylation synthesis gas", which is used as the raw material for the downstream carbonylation unit. The ratio of H2:CO in this "carbonylation synthesis gas" is required to be about 1:1 (molar ratio). Pressure ≥ 2.3MPaG.
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