Methanol Cracking Process

Hydrogen is produced from methanol and water as feedstocks under mild reaction conditions.

A stable, low-cost production of high purity hydrogen based on methanol and water as raw materials.

Features	Highly active at low temperatures (290°C or lower), and a long-life catalyst Composed of a fewer number of components, with a small plant area Operation load can easily be changed Less startup/shutdown time required, best for intermittent operation Low maintenance cost
Major Application	Reductive gas, hydrogenation, fuel cells, and various industrial utilities
Specifications	Production capacity: 100 Nm3/h - Hydrogen purity: 75 - 99.999% Supplied pressure: 0.5 - 3 MPa
Processes and Methods	Reforming: MGC-MH Process of Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company,INC. Purification: PSA process