Stability of pore-plated membranes for hydrogen production in fluidized-bed membrane reactors
Stability of pore-plated membranes for hydrogen production in fluidized-bed membrane reactors
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DOI:
10.1016/j.ijhydene.2019.04.285
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发表时间:
2020-03
影响因子:
7.2
通讯作者:
E. Tosto;D. Alique;D. Martinez-Diaz;R. Sanz;J. A. Calles;A. Caravella;J. Medrano;F. Gallucci
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E. Tosto;D. Alique;D. Martinez-Diaz;R. Sanz;J. A. Calles;A. Caravella;J. Medrano;F. Gallucci
Pd-based membranes prepared by pore-plating technique have been investigated for the first time under fluidization conditions. A palladium thickness around 20 μm was achieved onto an oxidized porous stainless steel support. The stability of the membranes has been assessed for more than 1300 h in gas separation mode (no catalyst) and other additional 200 h to continuous fluidization conditions. Permeances in the order of 5·10−7mol s−1m−2Pa−1have been obtained for temperatures in a range between 375 and 500 °C. During fluidization, a small decrease in permeance is observed, as consequence of the increased external (bed-to-wall) mass transfer resistances. Moreover, water gas shift (WGS) reaction cases have been carried out in a fluidized bed membrane reactor. It has been confirmed that the selective H2separation through the membranes resulted in CO conversions beyond the thermodynamic equilibrium (of conventional systems), showing the benefits of membrane reactors in chemical conversions.