2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.fuproc.2021.106772
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H2 production via ammonia decomposition in a catalytic membrane reactor

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“…Using a Ru/MgO catalyst they obtained good results for the ammonia decomposition, especially with the Pd membrane supported on porous stainless steel modified with MnO x , with which they obtained good stability after a 200 h run at 400 °C. Cechetto et al512 recently performed the reaction in a Pd−Ag membrane with an Al 2 O 3 support, adding to the selective layer a protective layer of porous Al 2 O 3 with yttria-Studies Related to Membrane Reactors Used for Ammonia Decomposition…”
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“…Using a Ru/MgO catalyst they obtained good results for the ammonia decomposition, especially with the Pd membrane supported on porous stainless steel modified with MnO x , with which they obtained good stability after a 200 h run at 400 °C. Cechetto et al512 recently performed the reaction in a Pd−Ag membrane with an Al 2 O 3 support, adding to the selective layer a protective layer of porous Al 2 O 3 with yttria-Studies Related to Membrane Reactors Used for Ammonia Decomposition…”
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“…They calculated the solar conversion rate and coal saving rate by converting the heat absorption of the reactor to solar radiation. Cechetto et al [17] achieved complete decomposition of ammonia and separated 86% hydrogen by using a membrane reactor at 425 • C. They found that the inlet flow rate and reaction pressure of ammonia did not significantly affect the conversion rate. Sitar et al [18] found that the addition of zeolite to the membrane reactor could effectively enhance the permeability of the palladium membrane and reduce the impurities in the permeated hydrogen.…”
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“…There has been active research in recent years in the use of catalytic membrane reactors for cracking ammonia to produce pure hydrogen [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15]. de Nooijer et al [10], for instance, studied the thermal stability and performance of Pd-Ag films used in membrane reactors for hydrogen production via the reforming of different feedstocks.…”
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“…Barba et al [13] investigated the merits of a Reformer and Membrane Module configuration which allowed to alternate between steam reforming (SR) reactions and hydrogen separation in the membrane module in order to overcome the thermodynamic limitations of the conventional (SR). Cechetto et al [14] carried out an experimental decomposition of ammonia in a Pd-based membrane reactor over a Ru-based catalyst and compared its results with those of a conventional packed bed reactor. Membrane reactors were found to enjoy clear advantages over traditional reactors since the reaction and separation tasks are carried out in one single unit which results in a compact device that is more economical over conventional reactors.…”
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