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…blue hydrogen. Good base cases are $100/ton oxygen, $20/ton nitrogen, $200/Tpa capex and 60kWh/ton of electricity (on an input air basis). $499.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart Cryogenic air separation was…
…condition where 100% of a fuel combusts perfectly and reacts with 100% of the oxygen in the input mixture. This 100% stoichiometry will naturally maximize the temperature of the resultant…
Oxycombustion is a next-generation power technology, burning fossil fuels in an inert atmosphere of CO2 and oxygen. It is easy to sequester CO2 from its exhaust gases, helping heat and…
Cryogenic air separation is used to produce 400MTpa of oxygen, plus pure nitrogen and argon; for steel, metals, ammonia, wind-solar inputs, semiconductor, blue hydrogen and Allam cycle oxy-combustion. Hence this…
…Bright green hydrogen can be produced from woody biomass that would otherwise have decomposed, partially combusting it at 800ºC with pure oxygen, and generating hydrogen and CO2 for disposal. Mass…
…exhaust gas by burning fuels in an atmosphere that has been purged of Nitrogen (e.g., pure oxygen and CO2). This means that the exhaust gas will comprise CO2 and H20…
…alternative approach that avoids introducing air/nitrogen into the combustion process, instead re-circulating exhaust gases, and then adding pure oxygen from an air separation unit or swing adsorption plant. Hence the…
This data-file captures steel production costs and CO2 intensities in an integrated blast furnace and basic oxygen furnace steelworks, as underpins 70% of today’s 2GTpa global steel output. Our base…
…porous diaphragm. Instead of bubbling out as a gas on the anode side, very small amounts of oxygen may dissolve, diffuse ‘in the wrong direction’ across the porous diaphragm, and…
…electron shells, gain electrons and thus “reduce” into negatively charged ions (or form covalent bonds). Oxygen, for example, is quite keen to accept electrons from metal atoms. So much so…