donor solvent process

physical process [ cooling | dissolving | evaporation | hydrogenation | liquefaction | refrigerating engineering | refrigeration | solidification | vaporisation ]

hydrogenation mechanisms for edible oils | hydrogenation systems for edible oils | hydrogenation measures for edible oils | hydrogenation processes for edible oils

dry process for coal hydrogenation

hydrogen cooling system

atomic hydrogen welding [ AHW | atomic arc welding | atomic hydrogen arc welding | atomic-hydrogen welding ]

33. Calls on the Commission to implement an ambitious innovation policy which clears the way for the development of high-quality, energy-efficient and innovative products and processes enabling the EU to hold its own in the face of ever more severe global competition; emphasises that innovation in new products, such as mass steel products, including high-strength, high-resistance steel sheets for car production as well as high‑alloyed steels with different physical and chemical properties, and new production processes, especially hydrogen metallurgy and re-melt metallurgy, hold the key to improving the competitiveness of the European st ...[+++]eel industry vis-à-vis third-country suppliers, and that this area should receive particular support;

41. Calls on the Commission to implement an ambitious innovation policy which clears the way for the development of high-quality, energy-efficient and innovative products and processes enabling the EU to hold its own in the face of ever more severe global competition; emphasises that innovation in new products, such as mass steel products, including high-strength, high-resistance steel sheets for car production as well as high-alloyed steels with different physical and chemical properties, and new production processes, especially hydrogen metallurgy and re-melt metallurgy, hold the key to improving the competitiveness of the European st ...[+++]eel industry vis-à-vis third-country suppliers, and that this area should receive particular support;

The operator shall include at least the following potential emission sources for CO emissions: fuels used in the hydrogen or synthesis gas production process (reforming or partial oxidation), and fuels used for other combustion processes including for the purpose of producing hot water or steam.

The operator shall include at least the following potential sources of CO emissions: boilers, process heaters/treaters, internal combustion engines/turbines, catalytic and thermal oxidisers, coke calcining kilns, firewater pumps, emergency/standby generators, flares, incinerators, crackers, hydrogen production units, Claus process units, catalyst regeneration (from catalytic cracking and other catalytic processes) and cokers (flexi-coking, delayed coking).