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APPLICATIONS

UniSieve Membrane Platform Technology
Chemical Separations
CHEMICAL FEEDSTOCK PURIFICATION
Separation of Hydrocarbons and Other Process Gasses

A substantial amount of the total global energy consumption is due to hydrocarbon purification processes. Olefin/paraffin (O/P) separation, used for propylene or ethylene purification, are amongst the most energy-demanding separation processes. UniSieve membrane add-on units enable highly efficient hydrocarbon purification by increasing process-energy savings, maximizing product recovery, and reducing process CO2 emissions. 

Application Examples:

  • Propylene purification (distillation colunmn hybrids / C3 splitter replacement)

  • Propylene recycling (flare gas, polypropylene reactors)

Carbon Capture
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CARBON CAPTURE

UniSieve provides point-source carbon capture solutions for a wide variety of applications. The modular solution provides a high degree of flexibility.

- Fully electrified solution

- No chemicals needed

- Simple operations

 

Applications Examples:

  • Waste-to-energy plants

  • Cement plants

  • Carbon capture from other flue gas

Enrgy Applicatios
ENERGY APPLICATIONS
Hydrogen, Biogas, and More

Energy carriers such as hydrogen or methane are transported and consumed in purified form. Purification accounts for a substantial share of the final product price and ecological footprint. UniSieve add-on units boost the separation performance of existing and newly built infrastructure.

 

Applications Examples:

  • Biogas purification (methane purification)

  • Hydrogen deblending

  • Power-to-gas separation upgrade (hydrogen recycling, methane purification)

Custom Separation
CUSTOM SEPARATIONS

UniSieve can tailor the pore size of the molecular sieving membranes in a very precise way. By modifying the crystals in the membrane, a variety of different compounds that differ in size can be separated. For more information, please contact us on membrane@unisieve.com and get feedback on your separation challenge.

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