This webinar describes new model-based approaches that allow the rapid and accurate design and operational analysis of complex adsorption cycles. Periodic adsorption processes, such as PSA or TSA, are widely used in industry as energy-efficient alternatives to cryogenic or absorptive separation technologies – for example in the production of high-purity hydrogen, the upgrading of bio-based gases and the separation of close-boiling mixtures. Until now, the tools and methodologies for rigorous design of these processes have been limited, and this has posed a challenge for the effective integration of adsorption operations with the rest of the process.
This webinar is aimed at process engineers, scientists and technical management from companies operating adsorption processes, especially in the Petrochemical, Industrial Gas and Carbon Capture sectors.
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