December 2024

Process Optimization

Distillation of a mixture containing CO2, CH4 and H2—Part 1

This article describes a method for the simultaneous separation of a mixture containing hydrogen, methane and carbon dioxide, which may result from certain shifted synthesis gas (syngas) mixtures.

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December 2024

Process Optimization

Distillation of a mixture containing CO2, CH4 and H2—Part 1

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