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Reforming Mechanism of Coke Oven Gas in Oxygen Permeable Membrane Reactor

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  • (Shanghai Key Laboratory of Modern Metallurgy and Materials Processing, Shanghai University, Shanghai 200072, China)

Online published: 2011-08-30

Abstract

By studying the partial oxidation of cokeovengas (COG) and CH4 in oxygenpermeable membrane reactor through designing experiments and test of oxygen permeation, a “reformingpermeation” model in a membrane reactor is proposed. A membrane reactor is composed of an oxygenpermeable membrane and a catalyst bed. The catalyst bed mainly realizes the pyrolysis of CH4 and catalytic reforming, and metal particles on the membrane surface accomplishes the “adsorption—spillover—oxidation” processes of the reducing compositions in the gas to promote conduction of oxygen ion in mixed conductors.

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DING Wei-zhong,SHEN Pei-jun,YANG Zhi-bin,GUO Shu-qiang,ZHANG Yu-wen,WANG Xue-guang,WU Cheng-zhang,LU Xiong-gang . Reforming Mechanism of Coke Oven Gas in Oxygen Permeable Membrane Reactor[J]. Journal of Shanghai University, 2011 , 17(4) : 529 -534 . DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1007-2861.2011.04.020

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