Research on Catalysts and Their Catalytic Characteristics for Hydrogen Production by Gasification of Peanut Shell in Supercritical Water
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Research on Catalysts and Their Catalytic Characteristics for Hydrogen Production by Gasification of Peanut Shell in Supercritical Water
Vol. 42, Issue 7, Pages: 913-918(2008)
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西安交通大学动力工程多相流国家重点实验室,西安,710049
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Online First:10 July 2008,
Published:2008
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裴爱霞, 张锐, 金辉, et al. Research on Catalysts and Their Catalytic Characteristics for Hydrogen Production by Gasification of Peanut Shell in Supercritical Water[J]. 2008, 42(7): 913-918.
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裴爱霞, 张锐, 金辉, et al. Research on Catalysts and Their Catalytic Characteristics for Hydrogen Production by Gasification of Peanut Shell in Supercritical Water[J]. 2008, 42(7): 913-918.DOI:
Research on Catalysts and Their Catalytic Characteristics for Hydrogen Production by Gasification of Peanut Shell in Supercritical Water
Experiments were conducted with an autoclave reactor to investigate the effects of catalysts on the reaction. Peanut shell
mixed with sodium carboxymethylcellulose
was gasified at 400 ℃ and in the range from 22 to 24 MPa with different catalysts
including Raney-Ni
Ca(OH)
2
Na
2
CO
3
K
2
CO
3
NaOH
KOH
LiOH
ZnCl
2
dolomite and olivine. The results show that the biomass was gasified almost completely in the presence of Raney-Ni and the hydrogen production reached up to 28.03 g/kg. The highest activity can be attributed to the skeleton frame of Raney-Ni and the electronic shell of Ni.
In addition
the related catalytic mechanism and kinetics were discussed based on the experiment results.
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