Poly Sep Membrane
Poly Sep Membrane
Polysep Membrane
Technology
PROCESS PLANTS & SYSTEMS
PROCESS DESCRIPTION
The separation of a gas mixture by membranes is effected
by the differences in permeation rates of various gases
through the polymeric membrane. The more permeable
gas (for example, hydrogen) is enriched on the permeate
side of the membrane, while the less permeable gas
enriches on the feed side of the membrane. The membrane
separation of these gases is a pressure driven process and UOP provides:
requires a high feed pressure. The product stream (perme-
ate) is produced at a lower pressure by taking a pressure J Unparalleled international experience in project
drop across the membrane. The non-permeate stream is development, engineering, fabrication, and technical
available at essentially feed pressure. support
J Flexibility in project execution
The membrane process is continuous, and produces per-
meate and non-permeate streams at constant flow, pres- J Membrane systems optimized within customer
sure, and purity. requirements
J Worldwide sourcing to meet local requirements
EXPERIENCE J Shop fabricated skid-mounted systems for fast on-
In their primary application, Polysep systems produce site installation and short start-ups.
high-purity hydrogen from a variety of feed sources, such J Products and services within ISO-9001 certification
as high-pressure vents and purge streams from hydropro-
J On-going technical support after plant start-up
cessing, methanol, and ammonia plants. Other proven
applications are H2/CO syngas ratio adjustment, CO
purification, and CO2 removal from natural gas. In addi-
tion to stand-alone systems, Polysep membranes have
been installed in combination with UOPs Polybed PSA
and Isosiv adsorption technologies, and UOPs Amine
Guard, Benfield, and Selexol absorption technolo-
FOR MORE INFORMATION
gies to meet unique plant or project needs. For more information, contact your UOP representative,
or UOPs Process Plants and Systems group at:
Telephone: 1-847-391-1347
Fax: 1-847-391-2469
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