Membrane reactors for hydrogen production from coal

Dong, Xueliang; Lin, Youzuo

doi:10.1016/b978-1-78242-223-5.00005-4

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“…An exception to this attribute includes minimal hydrothermal resistance to the presence of water vapor at very high (100–600 °C) temperatures. 95 Yet apart from micro Gas Chromatography (μGC), 96 this circumstance rarely limits the selection of silicate substrates, as these temperatures are not often employed in conjunction with microfluidic devices. Borosilicates in particular are even capable of withstanding standard autoclaving procedures.…”

Section: Membrane Materials and Functionalization Strategiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrated membranes within centrifugal microfluidic devices: a review

O'Connell

Landers

2023

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Section: Membrane Materials and Functionalization Strategiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrated membranes within centrifugal microfluidic devices: a review

O'Connell

Landers

2023

Lab Chip

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“…A typical example is the hydrogen-selective membrane reactor for the dehydrogenation reaction. 22,23 Removing a product enhances the conversion of a reaction limited by thermodynamic equilibrium, increasing the yield of the desired product. The reactor also provides product/reactant separation.…”

Section: Process Intensificationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The most commonly studied mode of membrane reactor is coupling a reaction with the removal of a final (or intermediate) product from the reactor (Figure b). A typical example is the hydrogen-selective membrane reactor for the dehydrogenation reaction. , Removing a product enhances the conversion of a reaction limited by thermodynamic equilibrium, increasing the yield of the desired product. The reactor also provides product/reactant separation.…”

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Inorganic Membranes for Process Intensification: Challenges and Perspective

Lin

2018

Ind. Eng. Chem. Res.

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Membrane separators and reactors represent some of the most interesting options for process identification and modularization. In spite of intensive research and significant progress in material development and understanding of fundamentals of membrane properties and membrane processes, commercialization of inorganic membrane separation and reaction processes remains a big challenge. This paper summarizes important separation/permeation properties of several groups of inorganic membranes for molecular separation and discusses key hurdles in commercializing inorganic membrane separators and reactors for process intensification. Future research and development efforts should be focused on addressing these key hurdles including synthesis of membranes with higher permeance and stability, fabrication of low cost and high packing density membrane substrates, and development of cost-effective, scalable methods for synthesis of a membrane separation layer. Commercial applications of highly permeable water-selective zeolite membrane separation processes will be expanded to membrane reactors coupling reaction with the removal of water from the membrane reactor.

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