Partial Oxidation
Linde is one of the leading contractors for partial oxidation plants world-wide, and its process concept cover all type of hydrocarbon feedstocks and resulting products.
More than 30 years of experience in the POX (partial oxidation) of hydrocarbon feedstocks with twelve installed plants attest to Linde's outstanding expertise in this field.
Beyond this, Linde is the only company world-wide that not only plans and installs POX plants but also operates them itself. One of the four POX plants operated by Linde is the world's largest plant with natural gas charge (200,000 Nm3/h H2+CO).
Process:
Block Diagram of a POX Plant
Example:
Gas Plant Complex in Kaoshiung, Taiwan
Process:
Partial Oxidation,
Rectisol Wash, Partial Condensation
Feedstock: Natural Gas
H2
60,840 Nm³/h
54.5 mmscfd
CO
4,400 Nm³/h
4.0 mmscfd
Syngas
25,100 Nm³/h
22.5 mmscfd
Scope:
Engineering, Supply, Supervision
Start-Up:
1984
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