Do you ever wonder how a hydrogen electrolyzer works? The idea is to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, using electricity. In this diagram, water is fed into the electrolyzer, after being pumped and cooled. Then, at the anode site, oxygen is produced and separated out in the Oxygen/water separator. While at the cathode side, hydrogen is produced. The high pressure hydrogen is separated out in the high pressure separator. After a pressure reduction valve, additional low pressure hydrogen is produced and the water is recycled back to the oxygen/water separator.
Guofu Chen is a highly skilled and self-motivated Professional Chemical Engineer and Professional Mechanical Engineer as well with computer programming expertise. He has twenty-one (21) years of process and mechanical engineering experience (Aspen Plus, HYSYS, VMGSim, ProMax, ProTreat, EDR and HTRI) in oil & gas and power industry
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Monday, May 15, 2023
Sunday, October 2, 2022
One Minute Process Engineering: Generate an Air Cooler Datasheet from Hysys, ProMax and Unisim
Process engineers use different simulation software, such as Hysys, ProMax and Unisim. We also spend lots of time on extracting data from the simulation software to create process data sheets. Do you ever dream to create process datasheets from various simulation software in just one minute?
Monday, June 1, 2015
One Minute Process Engineering: Optimize the Size of Two-phase Horizontal Separators
Many process engineers have good knowledge to correctly size two-phase vertical separators. However, when it comes to horizontal separators, a lot of them become confused. Are you one of them? If yes, you are in the right place and you will learn how you can size a two phase horizontal separator in just one minute in this video.
Sunday, March 29, 2015
One Minute Process Engineering: Optimize the Size of Two-phase Vertical Separators
It is nothing new for process engineers to size a vertical two phase separator. However, the challenge is no two process engineers will give you the same design, though the same information is given. In this video, Guofu will show you how you can optimally size a two phase vertical separator with confidence in one minute.
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Guofu completed ProMax Sour Gas Treatment Simulation Training
Guofu completed ProMax Level 2 Sour Gas Treatment Training on 10 February 2015. ProMax is a chemical process simulation software widely used in the Mid-Stream natural Gas Processing and Gas Treatment industry.
Saturday, February 28, 2015
One Minute Process Engineering: Generate Control Valves Data Sheets from Promax (2)
In one of my earlier videos, I explained how you can generate 20 control valves data sheets within one minute through ProMax. In this video, I will further explain how you can complete all the mechanical details so that they are ready to send out for quote.
Friday, February 6, 2015
An introduction to modeling GSP gas processing plants in ProMax
There are generally three kinds of gas processing plants to get Natural Gas Liquid NGL from natural gas. The first kind is the J-T plant, which is suitable for high pressure and rich gas. The second kind is the Mechanically Refrigerated Unit MRU. The third kind is called a "Cryo" plants, which utilize cryogenic turbo-expander to extract NGL from very lean natural gas. One common process of cryogenic plants is Gas Subcooled Process, GSP, which was patented by Ortloff Engineer, LTD in the late 1970's. This video will explain how you can model GSP in ProMax.
Monday, December 8, 2014
Guofu completed ProMax Gas Processing Simulation Training
Guofu completed ProMax Level 2 Gas Processing Training on 18 September 2014. ProMax is a chemical process simulation software widely used in the Mid-Stream natural Gas Processing and Gas Treatment industry.
Thursday, November 27, 2014
One Minute Process Engineering: Generate Control Valves Data Sheets from Promax
From my previous one minute process engineering series, you've learned within one minute, process engineers can get a lot of work done! In this article, you will learn just in one minute, you can generate all the control valves data sheets from Promax, a chemical process simulator for process troubleshooting and design, developed and sold by Bryan Research and Engineering, Inc.
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