Eastman AdapT for syngas treatment
Organic feedstocks can be converted into synthesis gas (syngas) through a variety of processes like steam reforming and partial oxidation. Composed mainly of hydrogen and carbon monoxide, syngas is versatile and can be converted into high-value products such as chemicals, pure hydrogen, liquid fuels or power.
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In addition to hydrogen and carbon monoxide, syngas also contains varying amounts of CO2 and may be contaminated with H2S depending on the feedstock.
Challenges
The requirements for the acid gas removal unit are highly specific and need individual evaluation.
Eastman’s answer
Eastman AdapT solvents are tailored for many of these sub-applications and can meet stringent specifications
