Picture of the Linde Pilot Reformer (LPR) in Pullach, Germany.

LPR: As part of the R&D strategy, Linde has invested into and constructed a pilot facility to test the dry-reforming technology. Linde is using the facility to run tests in the area of reforming technology. The insights and learning will be used to develop and establish new reforming processes as well as for testing new concepts. 
Linde Dry Reforming Technology has been developed by Linde. 
Reforming process allowing carbon dioxide recycle/import for hydrogen/syngas production. It is a combination of process know-how, engineering, plant construction. The process is currently being tested in the Linde Pilot Reformer facility at Linde HQ in Pullach.

Linde Pilot ReformerLinde teams up with industry leaders to tackle today’s climate change challenges with innovative steam reforming pilot.

Pushing innovation from the lab to the real world through partnership

Recently, the Linde Pilot Reformer (LPR) went on stream in Pullach. This pilot plant is a collaborative effort, designed and delivered by Linde in close cooperation with strategic partners.

LPR is a tube reactor, designed to test new process technologies and thus help transition them from the lab to industry. In this case, the tube reactor is being used to pilot dry reforming. The really exciting thing about LPR is that it not only dramatically reduces energy consumption, it also consumes recycled carbon dioxide.

So how does it work?

View our video explaining how steam reforming works and why our new pilot plant is such a landmark development in this energy-intensive sector.

 

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  • Linde AG, Engineering Division
    Dr.-Carl-von-Linde-Str. 6-14
    82049 Pullach
    Germany

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