Syngas treatment

Organic feedstocks can be converted into synthetic gas (syngas) through a variety of processes, including steam reforming and partial oxidation. The main components of syngas are hydrogen and carbon monoxide. Syngas is a very versatile gas because it can be converted into high-value streams such as chemicals, pure hydrogen, liquid fuels, or power.

Processes:

Bulk CO₂ removal & deep CO₂ removal

Products:

Eastman AdapT 200 series

Requirements:

In addition to hydrogen and carbon monoxide, syngas will also contain varying amounts of CO₂ and may be contaminated with H₂S depending on the feedstock.

Challenges

The exact requirements for the acid gas removal unit are very case specific and must be evaluated on an individual basis.

Eastman’s answer

Eastman AdapT solvents are tailored for many of these sub-applications and can meet stringent specifications