I. Wieland, I. Melin, und I. Lamm. Chemical Engineering Science, 57 (9):
1571-1576(2002/5 2002)TY - JOUR.
Zusammenfassung
Fuel cell powered vehicles with on board reforming need compact and
lightweight components. A membrane reactor, that combines hydrogen
permeable membranes with a methanol steam reformer promises considerable
weight and space savings. Its dense metal membranes produce high
purity hydrogen over a wide range of pressure and load. The selective
removal of hydrogen yields methanol- and CO-conversions that are
higher than the equilibrium conversion in a conventional reactor.
Results with three different metal membranes in a membrane reactor
for steam reforming of methanol are presented. A mathematical model
accurately describes the measured performance of the membrane reactor
and allows predictions for other values of the process parameters.
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%N 9
%P 1571-1576
%T Membrane reactors for hydrogen production
%U http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/B6TFK-458P2PN-4/1/7440eb9c944c9b5f6b08ae441774469f
%V 57
%X Fuel cell powered vehicles with on board reforming need compact and
lightweight components. A membrane reactor, that combines hydrogen
permeable membranes with a methanol steam reformer promises considerable
weight and space savings. Its dense metal membranes produce high
purity hydrogen over a wide range of pressure and load. The selective
removal of hydrogen yields methanol- and CO-conversions that are
higher than the equilibrium conversion in a conventional reactor.
Results with three different metal membranes in a membrane reactor
for steam reforming of methanol are presented. A mathematical model
accurately describes the measured performance of the membrane reactor
and allows predictions for other values of the process parameters.
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lightweight components. A membrane reactor, that combines hydrogen
permeable membranes with a methanol steam reformer promises considerable
weight and space savings. Its dense metal membranes produce high
purity hydrogen over a wide range of pressure and load. The selective
removal of hydrogen yields methanol- and CO-conversions that are
higher than the equilibrium conversion in a conventional reactor.
Results with three different metal membranes in a membrane reactor
for steam reforming of methanol are presented. A mathematical model
accurately describes the measured performance of the membrane reactor
and allows predictions for other values of the process parameters.},
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