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Production of hydrogen from dry coking gas and process improvement

Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2001
Weight
168 KB
Volume
42
Category
Article
ISSN
0140-6701

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โœฆ Synopsis

03 Gaseous fuels (derived gaseous fuels) W/O0149 Influence of promoters on the erformances of Nibased catalyst for CO2 reforming of met R ane Li, J. et al. Tianranqi Huagong, 1999, 24, (3) 25-27. (In Chinese) The effect of promoters, namely, MgO, CaO, LazOs and CezOs) to Nibased catalysts for COz reforming of methane to syngas was investigated using a temperature programmed technique (TPR, TPO) and a test of its catalytic performance.

The results demonstrated that MgO and CezOs were more effective for conversion of CHz and CO*. The best promoter for the suppression of carbon deposition was CezOs.

90100150 Integrated technology for comprehensive development of gas-bearing coal deposits Krasiuk, N. N. ef al. Ugol', 1999, 1, 13-16. (In Russian) The technologies for the degassing of coal beds and coal bed methane utilization are reviewed.

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