Higher Mixed Alcohol production converts solid and liquid wastes, biomass and fossil carbons into finished, market-ready fuel via two clean, closed-loop methods:
Gasification of Solid and Liquid Wastes, Biomass, Coal, Petroleum Coke
Gasification is a process that cleanly converts carbonaceous materials into carbon monoxide and hydrogen by reacting raw material (feedstocks) at high temperature with a controlled amount of oxygen and/or steam. The resulting syngas then feeds a fixed-bed GTL (gas-to-liquid) reactor with a “secret sauce” catalyst to produce clean, biodegradable, water-soluble fuel.
Note: Gasification is not Incineration.
Steam Reformation of Natural Gas
Steam Reformation converts any form of methane/natgas through cleaning and separation into carbon monoxide and hydrogen syngas. Impurities and compounds such as Carbon Dioxide (CO2) are recycled or separated off in the reformation process. The syngas is then processed through the fixed-bed GTL reactor to produce clean, biodegradable, water-soluble fuel.
Note: Conversion of methane/natgas is the most simplest and most profitable method for producing this market-ready fuel.
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