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An available feedstock fuel is not always suitable for feeding it
directly into the fuel processing reactor. Sometimes it needs to be
brought to a higher pressure or temperature; sometimes contaminants
have to be taken out (such as sulphur in natural gas). This is done in
a
fuel preparation module. Fuel preparation in the existing products
based on natural gas uses well known processes and is easy to adapt to
flow, pressure and temperature. When using renewable fuels such as
biogas or bio-ethanol, fuel preparation is more complex and the fuel
preparation module needs to be adapted to the conditions of the actual
source, which in some cases even change over time. HyGear can adapt to
many feedstock fuels and is striving to even cover a wider variety in
the future.
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