Production of Hydrogen by Superadiabatic Decomposition of Hydrogen Sulfide

May 30, 2017 | Autor: Mark Khinkis | Categoría: Carbon Dioxide, Heat Exchanger, High Temperature, Experimental Study, Hydrogen Sulfide, Numerical Model, University of Illinois at Chicago, Process Evaluation, Porous Medium, Experimental Data, Department of Energy, CO 2 Emission, Numerical Model, University of Illinois at Chicago, Process Evaluation, Porous Medium, Experimental Data, Department of Energy, CO 2 Emission

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The Gas Technology Institute, in collaboration with the University of Illinois at Chicago and industrial partners, including UOP, has been developing an innovative noncatalytic, thermochemical process for the production of hydrogen and elemental sulfur from hydrogen sulfide in H2S-containing waste gases. The key feature of this process is the superadiabatic reactor, where partial oxidation of H2S in the feed gas

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Production of Hydrogen by Superadiabatic Decomposition of Hydrogen Sulfide

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