Mass Flow Control & Gas Mixing System

Descriptions

The University of South Wales requires a Mass Flow Control and Gas mixing system for six different gases for installation at its Hydrogen R&D Centre at Baglan, Port Talbot, UK. Three of the gases are flammable and the requirements for equipment to handle these flammable gases is outlined in the technical specification.This system is required in order to achieve part of the technical aims of Work Package 5 of the WEFO-funded Reduced Industrial Carbon Emissions (RICE) project, specifically the recovery of by-product hydrogen from industrial waste streams. In order to perform experimentation on hydrogen purification from industrial waste gas mixtures a controlled synthetic gas mixing system is to be installed. The required Mass Flow Control and Gas mixing system will be an essential part of this experimental apparatus.Once installed, this equipment will enable a range of experimentation and testing activities to take place to fulfill the RICE project aims, as well as providing a basis for further R&D collaborative activity, leading to industrial deployment of the technology being developed.The gas feeds described will be from existing on-site production or from cylinders. Pressures will be regulated and the gases can be assumed to be clean and dry.