Partnership aims to advance market-ready large-scale green hydrogen production technology; move to help optimization and commercialization
Here’s an article posted in Hydrogen Central
According to the article,
- Flowserve and Hydrogen Optimized announce partnership to advance market-ready large-scale green hydrogen production technology
- Flowserve will provide engineering support to optimize the efficiency of the back end of its hydrogen production.
- Hydrogen Optimized’s RuggedCell™ system will be used with Flowserve’s ring compressor.
The key benefits of using Flowserve’s SIHI Liquid Ring Compressor with Hydrogen Optimised’s RuggedCell system include:
- Efficiency: The integration of the two technologies is expected to create an exceptional product that meets the rapidly emerging demand for large-scale green hydrogen systems, with the SIHI Liquid Ring Compressor providing market-leading isothermal efficiency.
- Reliability: The SIHI Liquid Ring Compressor is designed to operate under severe conditions, ensuring reliability and safety in the production of green hydrogen.
- Flexibility: The compressor can be used in various applications where gas must be compressed carefully to an over-pressure up to 10 barg (145 psig) with a suction capacity up to 2,050 m³/h (1,206 cfm).
- Decarbonization Support: The partnership aims to accelerate the commercialization of the RuggedCell system and provide Flowserve with critical performance data on its products to meet the needs of future decarbonisation efforts.
- Process Contamination Prevention: The SIHI Liquid Ring Compressor can operate in special applications where process contamination is prohibitive, ensuring the purity of the hydrogen produced.
- Low Vibration and Noise: The compressor design features low vibration due to between bearing design and an average sound pressure level in 1 m distance of ≤ 84 dB (A), making it suitable for use in industrial settings.
These benefits highlight the potential of the partnership to create a highly efficient and reliable system for large-scale green hydrogen production.
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