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Hydrogen Generation Process via Power to Gas Energy Storage Researchers are researching advanced technologies to produce Hydrogen in environment friendly ways using a variety of resources. Generation of Hydrogen is done via electrolysis process. Electrolysis processes use an electric current to split water into Hydrogen & Oxygen. Require electricity generation is done with the help of renewable energy technologies such as wind, solar. Hydrogen is produced using an electrolysis process in which water is split into its constituent parts. It means Splitting Components of Water (H2O) into Hydrogen Gas (H2) and Oxygen (O).  When Electricity passes through electrolyzer the water releases both Hydrogen and Oxygen. The Oxygen is normally discharged into the climate but hydrogen can be captured and blended with natural gas & stored in a pipeline system. In this way, hydrogen is produced and this generated hydrogen is easy to store. They can be transformed into electricity, or use

Vapour recovery systems are designed to recover Vapours from gas or different fuels so these gases don't escape into the atmosphere. they're utilized in the chemical action and crude oil industries to recover escaped Vapours for either recycle or destruction (usually by combustion). In the Oil and Gas Industry, product vapours are produced by the following processes: Flashing from High Pressures to Low Pressures Gas-Liquid Separation in Separators Evaporation from Storage tanks Traditionally the standard practice for disposal of these vapours was venting to the atmosphere. But venting to the Atmosphere leads to: Loss of Valuable Products The generated vapours consist of the lighter molecular fractions present in the liquid. The vapours, if recovered, can convert into usable products which helps boost the revenue from the facility. For Eg: In crude Oil processing, methane is the dominant constituent in the vapours. Methane is an excellent fuel and has a

One of the safe and pressure diminishing systems in oil and gas refineries as well as petrochemical complexes, is the help header with the flare stack being the last segment. In this system all the abundance gases are gathered and sent to the flare stack to be burnt. Lot of these gas mixtures have a high warming quality and in some cases it can even be used as the crude material for different units. It is clear that burning this gas mixture in a flare stack causes environmental issues like air and noise pollution. Flare Gas Recovery Systems are specialised compression bundles, which mean to recover and repurpose gasses and emissions, like methane/LPGs and sulphur dioxide that will usually be burned throughout the flaring method. Key to the protected operation of refineries and petrochemical facilities, the method involves capturing the gas from the flare knock-out vessel and pressures it using liquid ring compressors. The so-recovered gases may be reused inside the facility’s fu

The higher reliability and maintenance free operation ensures that the Vacuum Ejectors   are always up and running in the process. An excellent ability to generate and hold vacuum ensures exact operating conditions for the process. The vacuum is formed when the pressure decreases from the atmosphere. So this is the main reason for designing Vacuum Ejectors . The system switches the energy of pressure of fluids to energy of velocity that is used for entraining the suction fluid. Pump Priming Ejectors The suction line of a Centrifugal Pump needs to run full of liquid for the pump to start with the pumping. This creates a problem when there’s a positive height difference between the Pump Suction level and Sump liquid level. This height difference is known as Suction lift. Hence the liquid needs to be drawn up to the pump level to ensure pumping start-up. The process of ensuring liquid presence in the suction line of the pump is known as Priming. The Priming process is a compulso