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Noncatalytic Gasification of Isooctane in Supercritical Water : A Strategy for High-yield Hydrogen Production
Continuous supercritical water gasification of isooctane, a model gasoline compound, is
investigated using an updraft gasification system. A new reactor material, Haynes 230
alloy, is employed to run gasification reactions at high temperature and pressure
(763 +/- 2 degree C; 25 MPa). A large-volume reactor is used (170 mL) to enable the gasification to be
run at a long residence time, up to 120 s. Various gasification experiments are performed by
changing the residence time (60e120 s), the isooctane concentration (6.3e14.7 wt%), and
the oxidant concentration (equivalent oxidant ratio 0e0.3). The total gas yield and the
hydrogen gas yield increase with increasing residence time. At 106 s and an isooctane
concentration of 6.3 wt%, a very high hydrogen gas yield of 12.4 mol/mol isooctane, which
is 50% of the theoretical maximum hydrogen gas yield and 92% of the equilibrium
hydrogen gas yield under the given conditions, is achieved. Under these conditions,
supercritical water partial oxidation does not increase the hydrogen gas yield significantly.
The produced gases are hydrogen (68 mol%), carbon dioxide (20 mol%), methane (9.8 mol%),
carbon monoxide (1.3 mol%), and ethane (0.9 mol%). The carbon gasification efficiency is in
the range 75e91%, depending on the oxidant concentration. A comparison of supercritical
water gasification with other conventional methods, including steam reforming, autothermal
reforming, and partial oxidation, is also presented.
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