Optimizing hydrogen and carbon capture processes with Raman spectroscopy

Clean energy is a rapidly growing sector of industry that encompasses various renewable energy sources and technologies aimed at reducing carbon emissions. Hydrogen is emerging as a promising fuel source with the potential to decarbonize sectors like transportation and energy production, and carbon capture technologies are gaining traction in reducing emissions.

Raman spectroscopy has been found to be an ideal technique for optimizing processes for both hydrogen production and carbon capture. See how useful it can be in the on-demand webinar Optimizing hydrogen and carbon capture processes with Raman spectroscopy.

Hydrogen production

In hydrogen applications, converting hydrogen from the ortho to para form is essential for maintaining energy efficiency and preventing boiloff during transport. In this webinar, we explain how the Thermo Scientific™ MarqMetrix™ All-In-One Process Raman Analyzer, paired with the Thermo Scientific™ MarqMetrix™ FlowCell Sampling Optic, provides real-time monitoring of the critical ortho to para hydrogen conversion—a key parameter in the hydrogen liquefaction process. You'll also learn how researchers at MIT are leveraging this technology in their groundbreaking hydrogen research.

Carbon capture

In this webinar, we will explore the role of process Raman spectroscopy in carbon capture applications, and demonstrate its ability to provide non-destructive, real-time analysis of molecular compositions. This capability is essential for optimizing capture efficiency, ensuring that carbon capture technologies meet the demands of scalability and environmental sustainability.

What You Will Learn:

• What process Raman Spectroscopy is and how it works
• Why process Raman is ideal for monitoring ortho to para hydrogen conversions
• How Raman spectroscopy can optimize carbon capture systems
• How to overcome measurement challenges such as working with cryogenic temperatures and complex gas compositions

Who This Webinar Is For:

• Researchers and scientists involved in hydrogen energy, liquefaction processes, and carbon capture
• Engineers focused on hydrogen storage, transportation, carbon capture efficiency, and process optimization
• Process managers looking to integrate advanced monitoring tools into hydrogen production and carbon capture systems
• Anyone interested in cutting-edge technologies for clean energy solutions