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Thermodynamic analysis on the parametric optimization of a novel chemical looping methane reforming in the separated productions of H2 and CO

Di et al., 2019

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17063220978498629191
Author
Di Z
Cao Y
Yang F
Zhang K
Cheng F
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Energy Conversion and Management

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The large-scale natural gas reforming is currently the lowest cost method for hydrogen (H 2) production. However, the mixture of H 2 and CO 2 in the produced gas inevitably includes CO 2 and necessitates the costly CO 2 separation. In this work, a novel chemical looping …
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