Power-to-X Decarbonization via Microwave Plasma Technology

Overview

As industries worldwide accelerate their transition to net-zero, Power-to-X (P2X) technologies are emerging as a critical component for converting renewable electricity into valuable products like hydrogen, synthetic fuels, and chemical feedstocks.

This transformation is enabled by microwave plasma, a clean, scalable, and electrode-free method for precisely activating gas-phase reactions with exceptional speed.


Key Advantages for Engineers

Scalable Precision: Operates at a precise 2.45 GHz for detailed applications, with high-power 915 MHz systems available for increased throughput and industrial scale.

Versatile Process Enablement: Efficiently enables a range of critical P2X pathways, including:

  • Methane cracking for producing turquoise hydrogen.
  • CO2 reforming to generate syngas.
  • Ammonia synthesis and other vital chemical processes.

MKS Microwave Systems: Built for Demanding Environments

MKS offers field-proven microwave systems specifically engineered for demanding industrial deployments. These systems are designed to deliver:

  • High-Power and Scalability: Platforms built for seamless industrial integration and large-scale deployment.
  • Closed-Loop Control: Ensures consistent plasma performance and optimal process yields.
  • Broad Chemical Compatibility: Supports a wide range of chemistries, including CH4, CO2, NH3, NF3, H2, and N2.
  • Robust Support: Comprehensive R&D, engineering, and global support to facilitate rapid integration and scale-up.
  • Long-Term Reliability: Designed for maximum uptime and operational confidence.

Why MKS?

  • Proven Expertise: Decades of plasma technology experience stand behind our solutions.
  • Accelerated Deployment: Ready-to-integrate systems reduce time-to-market.
  • Operational Efficiency: Precision and reliability enhance process performance and profitability.
  • Strategic Alignment: Supports your long-term sustainability and innovation goals.

Empowering sustainable innovation with engineering precision and speed.

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