A novel technological blue hydrogen production process: industrial sorption enhanced autothermal membrane (ISEAM)

Eluwah, Chidozie; Fennell, Paul S.; Tighe, Christopher J.; Dawood, Ahmed Al

doi:10.1039/d3ya00090g

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“…The majority of the hydrogen market is currently used in the oil refining, metals treatment, fertiliser manufacturing and food production industries. Although hydrogen holds considerable possibilities in its use for direct power production, transport and electrical grid stabilisation the quantity utilised in 2009 in fuel cell systems only amounted to about 60000 tons [8]. However, this is increasing rapidly showing a 50% increase since 2007 and a parallel decrease by a factor of six in the cost of hydrogen fuel cells.…”

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Hydrogen Generation Using Low Carbon Technologies

Awadh,

Al-Qaheem

2023

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Hydrogen is the cleanest fuel as it only emits water when combusted. Furthermore, it has the highest combustion energy as compared to fossil fuels. Steam-methane reforming is the dominant process for hydrogen production, but it is energy intensive and suffers from chemical equilibrium limitation. In this paper, alternative technologies for hydrogen production are discussed. This includes gasification of fossil fuels, electrolysis and biological techniques. Carbon dioxide emissions from these processes are discussed as well. The paper also compares the technologies in terms of technical and economic points of view.

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