Modeling, simulation, and optimization of combined heat and power generation from produced syngas

Rossetti, Ilenia

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“…SG is traditionally used as: (i) fuel gas for domestic/municipal/industrial applications (town gas) [24,25]; (ii) feedstock for the manufacture of synthetic fuels (e.g., gas-to-liquid (GTL) processes, including Fischer-Tropsch (FT) production of synthetic natural gas [26][27][28][29], transport fuels [30][31][32][33], waxes [34][35][36][37], oxygenates [38][39][40], gas-to-methanol [41][42][43], and petrochemicals); (iii) feedstock for the manufacture of fertilizers [44,45]; (iv) feedstock for "green" power stations [46,47]; (v) a source of hydrogen gas [48,49].…”

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Conversion of Waste Synthesis Gas to Desalination Catalyst at Ambient Temperatures

Antia¹

2023

Waste

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In this study, a continuous flow of a synthetic, dry, and acidic waste synthesis gas (WSG) (containing N2, H2, CO, CH4, and CO2) at ambient temperatures was first passed through a fixed bed reactor (FBR) containing halite + m-Fe0 and then a saline bubble column diffusion reactor (BCDR) containing m-Fe0. The FBR converted 47.5% of the CO + CH4 + CO2 into n-C0. Passage of the n-C0 into the BCDR resulted in the formation of the desalination catalyst (Fe0:Fe(a,b,c)@C0) + CH4 + CO + CO2 + CxHy, where 64% of the feed n-C0 was converted to gaseous products. The desalination pellets can remove >60% of the water salinity without producing a reject brine or requiring an external energy source. The gaseous products from the BCDR included: CxHy (where x < 6), CO, CO2, and H2.

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Conversion of Waste Synthesis Gas to Desalination Catalyst at Ambient Temperatures

Antia¹

2023

Waste

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Modeling, simulation, and optimization of combined heat and power generation from produced syngas

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Conversion of Waste Synthesis Gas to Desalination Catalyst at Ambient Temperatures

Conversion of Waste Synthesis Gas to Desalination Catalyst at Ambient Temperatures

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