Membrane technology for gas separation
CO2 Removal from Biogas
A state-of-the-art membrane system is used to remove CO2 from the biogas stream. The separation process takes place when biogas flows through the hollow fibers of the membrane modules. Components such as CO2, which permeate quickly, move to the shell side of the membrane module. Meanwhile, most of the slow-permeating CH4 remains in the hollow fiber at high pressure. At the end of the membrane module, the highly concentrated CH4 stream is collected and made available for further use at approximately 12 barg pressure.
Custom Solutions for Gas Applications
Combined with our expertise in process design and system manufacturing, we deliver high-performance solutions in applications such as hydrogen recovery, nitrogen production, and carbon dioxide removal. Our scalable and customizable membrane systems provide cost-effective and energy-efficient solutions across various industries.
