Abstract: Liquid hydrogen is produced while reducing emission of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere. Provided is a liquid hydrogen production device including: a carbon dioxide cycle plant (2), which includes a turbine (23) using a carbon dioxide fluid as a driving fluid, and is configured to drive the turbine (23) to generate motive power with use of a carbon dioxide cycle in which the carbon dioxide fluid discharged from the turbine (23) is increased in pressure and heated and is then re-supplied to the turbine (23); and a liquefaction plant (4) configured to cool gaseous hydrogen by heat exchange with a refrigerant, to obtain liquid hydrogen. The motive power generated by driving of the turbine (23) is used as motive power to be consumed in the liquefaction plant (4).

Abstract: Provided are a liquefaction pretreatment facility for a hydrocarbon gas and the like in which, an influence of contained hydrogen sulfide and oxygen on liquefaction pretreatment can be reduced. In a liquefaction pretreatment facility for a hydrocarbon gas, adsorption vessels are each connected to a treatment gas line configured to supply a hydrocarbon gas containing water, hydrogen sulfide, and oxygen and are each packed with synthetic zeolite for adsorbing and removing water in the hydrocarbon gas. A regeneration gas line is configured to supply a heated regeneration gas to the adsorption vessels to regenerate the synthetic zeolite having adsorbed water through heating. A temperature control system is configured to control a heating temperature of the regeneration gas so that a temperature in the adsorption vessel during regeneration of the synthetic zeolite is less than 230° C., which is a set temperature.

Abstract: Provided are a liquefaction pretreatment facility for a hydrocarbon gas and the like in which, an influence of contained hydrogen sulfide and oxygen on liquefaction pretreatment can be reduced. In a liquefaction pretreatment facility for a hydrocarbon gas, adsorption vessels are each connected to a treatment gas line configured to supply a hydrocarbon gas containing water, hydrogen sulfide, and oxygen and are each packed with synthetic zeolite for adsorbing and removing water in the hydrocarbon gas. A regeneration gas line is configured to supply a heated regeneration gas to the adsorption vessels to regenerate the synthetic zeolite having adsorbed water through heating. A temperature control system is configured to control a heating temperature of the regeneration gas so that a temperature in the adsorption vessel during regeneration of the synthetic zeolite is less than 230° C., which is a set temperature.