Raven SR products

Steam Reformer 1 (SR1); Steam Reformer 2 (SR2); Water Gas Shift & Pressure Swing Adsorption; Hydrogen Compression & Export Panels; Power Generation Equipment.

The Raven G-Series unit is a modular, gas-to-gas system built around the SR2 that can produce 4,500 kgs of hydrogen/day from renewable or natural gas.  It utilizes stranded gas, low methane or otherwise unmonetized gas to create hydrogen affordably and efficiently.  The units can be placed on landfills or stranded natural gas wells and have a conversion efficiency of >97% compared to 75% for traditional SMR.

Fischer-Tropsch fuels are synthetic copies of standard fuels, such as diesel, Jet A, Jet B and milspec JP-8. The Fischer-Tropsch process involves reforming syngas to create fuels out of hydrogens and carbons, as opposed to conventional fuels refined from existing hydrocarbons – Fischer-Tropsh synthetic fuels are put together, as opposed to taken apart. As a result, Fischer-Tropsch synthetic fuels are higher purity, and burn more cleanly.

Hydrogen is extremely versatile, and can be transformed into electricity, used as a fuel for transportation and has many various other industrial applications. It is also the most abundant and lightest element in the universe and has the highest energy content of all common fuels by weight.

Synthetic fuels are more pure carbon chains, purposely created with specific number of hydrogens and carbons (C_nH_(2n+2)) and exclude sulfur. Rather than extracted from existing hydrocarbons – they are put together, as opposed to taken apart.