B01J2208/00495

Hydrogen generation assemblies and hydrogen purification devices
11701624 · 2023-07-18 · ·

Hydrogen generation assemblies, hydrogen purification devices, and their components, and methods of manufacturing those assemblies, devices, and components are disclosed. In some embodiments, the devices may include an insulation base having insulating material and at least one passage that extends through the insulating material. In some embodiments, the at least one passage may be in fluid communication with a combustion region.

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR HYDROGEN PRODUCTION BY DEHYDROGENATION OF FORMIC ACID

The system includes a reactor vessel having a reactor space bound by a reactor wall. The reactor vessel is arranged for holding a mixture of a catalyst and formic acid in the reactor space. The reactor vessel includes a mixture inflow opening for allowing the mixture to enter the reactor space and a mixture outflow opening for allowing said mixture to exit the reactor space, and a gas outflow opening for allowing hydrogen originating from the mixture to exit the reactor space. A method for hydrogen production includes: providing the formic acid and the catalyst into the reactor space; withdrawing the mixture from the reactor space; heating and/or cooling the mixture to a predetermined temperature range outside the reactor space; and introducing the heated and/or cooled mixture into the reactor space in a predetermined direction having a tangential component arranged for stirring said mixture in the reactor space.

ELECTRICALLY HEATED CARBON MONOOXIDE REACTOR

A reactor system and a process for carrying out reverse water gas shift reaction of a feedstock comprising CO.sub.2 and H.sub.2 to a first product gas comprising CO are provided, where a methanation reaction take place in parallel to the reverse water gas shift reaction, and where the heat for the endothermic reverse water gas shift reaction is provided by resistance heating.

A process, unit and reaction system for dehydrogenation of low carbon alkane
20230101996 · 2023-03-30 ·

The invention relates to a process, unit and reaction system of low-carbon alkane dehydrogenation, which comprises the following steps: C3-C5 low-carbon alkane feed gas, together with CO and/or CO.sub.2 process gas, get into reactor after being preheated to 200-500° C., contact with a Cr—Ce—Cl/Al.sub.2O.sub.3 dehydrogenation catalyst, a Cu—Ce—Ca—Cl/Al.sub.2O.sub.3 thermal generating agent and thermal storage/support inert alumina balls, and convert to dehydrogenation products for 5-30 minutes under the conditions: temperature, 500-700° C., pressure, 10-100 kPa and weight hourly space velocity (WHSV), 0.1-5 hours.sup.−1. The products formed enter the downstream separation unit for separating out the low-carbon alkenes. The periodic regeneration process of the catalyst bed includes steam purging, hot air regenerating, bed heating, evacuating and reducing at 560 to 730° C. and 0.01 to 1 MPa. Each cycle needs about 10-70 minutes. With such dehydrogenation process, the reaction heat balance is moderated, and temperature gradient and reaction severity in the catalyst bed are reduced. As a consequence, the catalytic conversion, product selectivity, operation cycle and service life are improved. The system energy consumption is reduced.

Heat integrated reformer with catalytic combustion for hydrogen production

An apparatus for the production of hydrogen from a fuel source includes a combustor configured to receive a combustor fuel and convert the combustor fuel into a combustor heat; a reformer disposed annularly about the combustor, a removable structured catalyst support disposed within the gap and coated with a catalyst to induce combustor fuel combustion reactions that convert the combustor fuel to the combustor heat, and a combustor fuel injection aperture configured for mixing combustion fuel into the combustion catalyst. The combustor fuel injection aperture being disposed along a length of the combustion zone. The reformer and the combustor define a gap therebetween and the reformer is configured to receive the combustor heat.

INTERNAL CONFIGURATION FOR REDOX-BASED HEAT STORAGE SYSTEMS

The invention is directed to a system for energy storage comprising a chemical combustion reactor comprising a reactor segment that comprises at least two porous active fixed beds that are separated by an inactive insulating layer which are at least partially surrounded by an insulating mantle. The active beds comprise a metal and/or oxide thereof.

Small channel short fixed bed adiabatic reactor for oxidative coupling of methane

Disclosed herein are systems and processes for the conversion of a methane feedstock to C.sub.2+ hydrocarbons.

METHOD FOR THERMAL PRECONDITIONING OF NATURAL GRAPHITE FLAKES USING ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES

An apparatus for processing graphite particles is disclosed. The apparatus may comprise an electromagnetic radiation emitting device including a microwave device coupled to the reaction chamber for the creation of electromagnetic waves, the electromagnetic waves comprising microwaves. The apparatus may also comprise an inlet attached to the reaction chamber for introducing graphite particles, and an outlet attached to the reaction chamber for allowing processed graphite particles to exit the reaction chamber. The graphite particles in the reaction chamber thermally altered by exposure to the electromagnetic radiation such that the graphite particles are heated

Electricity generation devices using formic acid

The present disclosure relates generally to new forms of portable energy generation devices and methods. The devices are designed to covert formic acid into released hydrogen, alleviating the need for a hydrogen tank as a hydrogen source for fuel cell power.

Induction heater system for a fluidized bed reactor

A system for the production of a polycrystalline silicon product is disclosed. The system includes a reaction chamber, a susceptor, an induction unit, and a plurality of energy sources. The reaction chamber has a reactor wall, and the susceptor encircles the reactor wall. The induction heater surrounds the susceptor, and has multiple induction coils for producing heat in the susceptor. The coils are grouped into a plurality of zones. The plurality of energy sources supply electric current to the coils. Each energy source is connected with the coils of at least one zone.