Abstract
1. We investigated a new technique of producing H2−N2 protective atmospheres from natural gas that removes carbon dioxide and water vapor from the combustion products by means of zeolite. 2. The results of the investigation of the adsorption process made it possible to determine the technological and design parameters for commercial apparatus of this type. 3. This new technique reduces operating and capital costs and produces a protective atmosphere with <0.005% CO2, <0.006% CO, and humidity corresponding to a dew point of −50°C.
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