The distributed hydrogen production from different biomass-derived fuels (bioethanol, biobutanol, glycerol, and biomethane) by conventional steam reforming (SR) process was investigated. An overview of the main feedstocks and the current technologies employed for the biofuels generation, purification, and upgrading is provided. The SR process is analyzed from theoretical and practical point of view. The role of the catalysts and the process conditions in determining the biofuel conversion and the hydrogen yield are elucidated for the considered biofuels.
Distributed H2 production from bioalcohols and biomethane in conventional steam reforming units
Antonio Vita;Cristina Italiano;Lidia Pino
2017
Abstract
The distributed hydrogen production from different biomass-derived fuels (bioethanol, biobutanol, glycerol, and biomethane) by conventional steam reforming (SR) process was investigated. An overview of the main feedstocks and the current technologies employed for the biofuels generation, purification, and upgrading is provided. The SR process is analyzed from theoretical and practical point of view. The role of the catalysts and the process conditions in determining the biofuel conversion and the hydrogen yield are elucidated for the considered biofuels.File in questo prodotto:
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