The least expensive hydrogen is produced from natural gas using high temperature steam, but the hydrogen produced contains sulfur that poisons H2 Fuel Cells. And natural gas from the pipeline is spiked with sulfur for safety reasons.
The trace quantities of catalyst-poisoning sulfur can be removed best by our proprietary SULFUR MAGNET™, a regenerable or recyclable non-hazardous filter media, with the ability to remove sulfur to less than 100 parts per trillion. This would greatly extend the useful life of the expensive catalysts used to produce H2 as well as improve fuel cell efficiency.
Beyond fuel cells, affordable high purity hydrogen can provide significant environmental and economic benefits for producing renewable gasoline, diesel, sustainable aviation fuel, and other products. As a company, we are committed to contributing to lifting the world into a cleaner, greener future.
The H2 FINAL FILTER® is designed to clean hydrogen, natural gas, air, helium, nitrogen, or other gases, at the point-of-use for laboratory instruments such as gas chromatographs (GCs), industrial processes such as computer chip production, or other applications where ultra high purity is required.
The intake gas enters through the bottom (5) and exits through the top (1). The impurity-absorbing media (4) is held in place between media support filters (2), all encased in a housing (3).
Data indicate the purification of petroleum industry methane, commonly used to produce inexpensive hydrogen with steam. The tall peaks represent high concentrations of typical methane impurities, such as hydrogen sulfide and mercaptans, while the base show minimal to nondetectable impurity levels after passing through our proprietary SULFUR MAGNET™ media within the H2 FINAL FILTER®.
This data demonstrates the efficacy of the SULFUR MAGNET™ to filter H2S out of contaminated water. Even after flitering through 30,000 gallons of contaminated water, the SULFUR MAGNET™ maintains an impressive 95.24% reduction in hydrogen sulfide.
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Hydrogen-powered fuel cells emit no greenhouse gases or other pollutants. Considered the most plentiful source of energy in the universe, hydrogen generates clean electricity and can be used to power vehicles, aircraft, buildings, generators, and more.
James Wasas will be speaking at RENMAD H2 USA 2024, on October 9-10 2024, at Chicago, Illinois. James's presentation at RENMAD H2 USA 2024 will present firsthand knowledge on the latest updates, incentives, and breakthroughs in the renewable hydrogen industry.