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This invention furthermore relates to the use of the condensate.‎

Prior art
Processes for the production of synthesis gas containing hydrogen and carbon ‎monoxide by means of catalytic steam reformation are known and described for ‎example in Ullmann’s Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemistry, Sixth Edition, Vol. ‎‎15, Gas Production, Chapter 2. The feed gases, a hydrocarbonaceous gas, such ‎as e.g. natural gas and steam, are passed through externally heated reactor ‎tubes filled with catalyst at elevated pressure, e.g. 20 to 35 bar, and high ‎temperature, e.g. 800 to 950°C. The feed gases are converted into synthesis gas ‎rich in hydrogen and carbon monoxide. Such reactor frequently is referred to as ‎SMR, and the process is referred to as SMR process, an abbreviation for Steam-‎Methane-Reformer. For the economy of the process it is very important to carry ‎out a rather effective heat exchange between the synthesis gas exiting from the ‎SMR and the feed gases. ‎