HYDROFORM-C

HYDROFORM-C

Our Technologies

Mahler AGS has more than 30 years of experience and know-how in the design and manufacturing of hydrogen generation plants. The HYDROFORM-C system is based on steam reforming of natural gas, LPG or naphtha.

The purification of raw hydrogen is carried out by means of the HYDROSWING® system which provides a separate purification process step.

As one of the internationally leading suppliers of these technologies, Mahler AGS develops systems that are exactly tailored to the customer's needs and that can be easily integrated into already existing processes.

These processes offer customers a maximum of quality and security, as well as the capability of efficiently meeting hydrogen requirements from 100 to 10.000 Nm3/h at purities of up to 99.999+ per cent by volume.


Plant Features:

  • product flexibility
  • high operational reliability
  • high quality and high security standard
  • reliable components from well reputated manufacturers
  • design for long service life
  • optimized consumption figures (which means low operation costs due to low consumption of natural gas etc.)
  • fully automatic operation
  • remote control operation

Applications:

  • metallurgy and thermal treatment
  • petrochemical industry
  • lubricating oil
  • glass and flat glass manufacturing
  • chemical and pharmaceutical industry
  • H2O2
  • food technology
  • technical gases

 

 

Pictures

 

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Pictures 

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[Flow sheet of a
hydrogen plant
Hydroform-C ]

 

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[Impression of a
hydrogen plant
Hydroform-C]

 

[more pictures of hydrogen generation plant]

 

 

Highlights

 

  • Our hydrogen plants have been in operation for more than 15 years with original equipment

  • Mahler AGS has built the first hydrogen plants worldwide without any operating personnel at site