With capture plants from Pentair, carbon dioxide can be captured from any gas stream based on the combustion of fossil fuels, including but not limited to coal, heavy fuel oil-fired steam boilers, and natural gas-fired combustion engines. Moreover, the technology can be used to capture carbon dioxide from non-power generation sources, like lime kilns.

Patented process for use on Hygrogen plants and steam reformers. The raw gas used is off gas coming from the PSA and is considered a medium purity raw gas with a typical CO₂ concentration of up to 50%.

Gas treatment plants often need technologies to remove contaminants like CO₂ (acid removal) and sometimes H₂S from the Natural Gas (NG) before further processing and liquefying the gas (LNG). This is done to avoid corrosion issues with downstream process equipment, meeting LNG product specifications, and last but not least, meeting environmental standards.

With capture plants from Pentair, carbon dioxide can be captured from any gas stream based on the combustion of fossil fuels, including but not limited to coal, heavy fuel oil-fired steam boilers, and natural gas-fired combustion engines.

Based on the latest technologies, CO₂ generating plants (CBU) from Pentair meet the strictest CO₂ quality requirements.

Carbon dioxide can be captured from any gas stream based on the combustion of fossil fuels or from non-power generation sources, like lime kilns.