Hydrogen rich gas production via nano-catalytic pyrolysis of bagasse in a dual bed reactor

Ansari, Milad Hojjat; Jafarian, Sajedeh; Tavasoli, Ahmad; Karimi, Ali; Rashidi, Masih

doi:10.1016/j.jngse.2014.05.018

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“…In the TPR spectra of Cat 1 eCat 5 catalysts, the low temperature peaks (570e660 K) are typically related to the reduction of nickel oxides, weakly interacting with the support [24,25]. The second peaks (700e800 K) are assigned to the reduction of small ferrous oxide species and nickel oxide in its neighborhood [19]. The catalyst has been prepared by microemulsion of Ru, Ni and Fe on the Al 2 O 3 as support.…”

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Steam reforming of bagasse to hydrogen and synthesis gas using ruthenium promoted Ni Fe/γ Al2O3nano-catalysts

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Tavasoli

Karimi³

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International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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Steam reforming of bagasse to hydrogen and synthesis gas using ruthenium promoted Ni Fe/γ Al2O3nano-catalysts

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Tavasoli

Karimi³

et al. 2017

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Hydrogen, alcohols, and ethers production from biomass in supercritical methanol–subcritical water medium with Cu–K nanocatalysts

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Baseri

2017

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In this study, Iranian bagasse was gasified and liquefied in a supercritical methanol/subcritical water medium in presence of potassium promoted Cu/γ‐Al2O3‐MgO catalysts to generate H2, alcohols, and ethers. Iranian bagasse as a waste cellulosic biomass in sugarcane industry was selected for the process feedstock. The gaseous and liquid products were evaluated in presence of catalysts with different potassium contents. Decrease in liquid production was observed with increasre in promoter content up to 2.5% but further promoter content addition increased liquid production. So that the catalyst with 10% potassium content showed liquid production 1.7 times more than catalyst with no potassium content. However, it was demonstrated that catalyst with copper content of 20% and potassium content of 2.5% also could make process most selective for alcohols and ethers producing. The produced alcohols and ethers percentage and selectivity in liquid product for this catalyst were approximately 40% and 5%, respectively. Production of gaseous products also showed a minimum amount of total produced gas at potassium content of 5%. Hydrogen that was another target product was obtained up to 310 mmole. © 2017 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Environ Prog, 37: 861–869, 2018

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From Biomass to Fuels: Nano-catalytic Processes

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2016

Nanotechnology for Bioenergy and Biofuel Production

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Hydrogen rich gas production via nano-catalytic pyrolysis of bagasse in a dual bed reactor

Cited by 22 publications

References 18 publications

Steam reforming of bagasse to hydrogen and synthesis gas using ruthenium promoted Ni Fe/γ Al2O3nano-catalysts

Steam reforming of bagasse to hydrogen and synthesis gas using ruthenium promoted Ni Fe/γ Al2O3nano-catalysts

Hydrogen, alcohols, and ethers production from biomass in supercritical methanol–subcritical water medium with Cu–K nanocatalysts

From Biomass to Fuels: Nano-catalytic Processes

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