Pure hydrogen has many uses in industries due to its unique physical and chemical properties. Since pure hydrogen does not exist independently in nature, it should be derived from water or hydrocarbons, which are the two main sources of this lightest gas.
MVS Engineering Pvt. Ltd provides an onsite generator for producing green hydrogen that their clients can use conveniently. Water electrolysis is the simplest procedure preferred for producing hydrogen while emitting the least amount of carbon, taking care of the surrounding atmosphere.
Notable aspects of green hydrogen production
Green hydrogen fuel is in direct competition with fossil fuels and with other shades of hydrogen. Below are some of the other essential aspects;
Low-cost Raw Materials
Usually, de-ionized water is used as the raw material for electrolysis to produce hydrogen. However, some hydrocarbons can also be used for this purpose and are available at very low prices. Electrical energy is required for running the hydrogen generator, which increases the monthly electricity bill to some extent but is still more reasonable compared to the use of hydrogen cylinders.
Easy operation method
Water electrolysis is a simple method where only two electrodes are immersed in an electrolyte for the transfer of hydrogen and oxygen molecules. The decomposition of hydrocarbons is also a simple chemical reaction, for which any complicated equipment is not needed.
Fast gas transfer
Bipolar high-pressure technology is used to transfer hydrogen via pipelines from the generator to the sites where this gas is needed. This transferring process is very fast and smooth without any risk of leakage, which is an added advantage for users.
Purity of hydrogen
The hydrogen generator of MVS Engineering produces 99.999% pure hydrogen by neatly eliminating traces of all other gases and moisture. Thus, it can be safely used for industrial production without any disruption caused by impurities.
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MVS Engineering has used its huge experience of more than 40 years in providing this gas generator that produces green hydrogen for the use of its corporate clients.
