Experimental analysis of plasma and heating effect on H2 permeation behavior through PdCu40% membranes in 1mm gap length plate reactor
Experimental analysis of plasma and heating effect on H2 permeation behavior through PdCu40% membranes in 1mm gap length plate reactor
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实验%20analysis%20of%20plasma%20and%20heating%20effect%20on%20H2%20permeation%20behavior%20through%20PdCu40%%20membranes%20in%201mm%20gap%20length%20plate%20reactor
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10.1016/j.ijhydene.2019.08.138
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2019
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Y. Hayakawa
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作者:
Mostafa El-Shafie;S. Kambara;Y. Hayakawa
In this work, experimental analysis of hydrogen permeation behavior under heating only and plasma-heating effect were studied in 15 μm and 20 μm Pd–Cu40% membrane thicknesses. Apure hydrogen gas at feeding pressure of 100 kPa was injected in 1 mm gap length plate micro-channel reactor (PMCR). The permeated hydrogen flux through Pd–Cu40% membranes was measured under heating only experiment at PMCR heating temperature range of 423–573 K and hydrogen flow rates of 0.1–1 L/min. In the plasma-heating experiments, dielectric barrier discharge plasma (DBD) were used at the applied voltage ranges of 10–16 kV, PMCR heating temperatures 423–573 K and hydrogen flow rate 0.1 L/min. The hydrogen permeability was calculated according to the Fick's and Sievert's law equation. It was found that the hydrogen permeability of heating only experiments lower than that obtained from plasma-heating experiments for both Pd–Cu membrane thickness. Further, the hydrogen permeability of the plasma-heating experiments has shown anon-linearity effect which it was presented in the pre-exponential factor and the activation energy pattern. However, it was observed that the hydrogen permeability decreased while the DBD-plasma applied voltage was high, due to the hydrogen gas reverse reaction. A comparison between the hydrogen permeability and the permeation rate% of both experiments has been developed to investigate the dependence on the membrane thickness in both experiments. The analysis shows that the permeability of 15 μm membrane thickness was always higher than 20 μm membrane thickness results and the maximum hydrogen permeability was at PMCR heating temperature of 573 K.