Hollow Submicrospherical Ni/Co-Promoted CaO/Ca 12 Al 14 O 33 for H 2 Production from Sorption-Enhanced Water–Gas Shift with In Situ CO 2 Conversion via CH 4 Reforming of CaCO 3
Shandong University · State Key Laboratory of Coal Combustion · +3 more institutions
Abstract
CaO sorbent/catalyst bifunctional materials are promising for CO2 capture in sorption-enhanced H2 production such as sorption-enhanced water–gas shift. For simultaneous H2 production with CO2 in situ capture and utilization, the integrated process of sorption-enhanced water–gas shift and in situ CO2 conversion by CH4 reforming of CaCO3 was proposed. This work focused on the tailored design of a CaO sorbent/catalyst bifunctional material for both efficient H2 production and in situ CO2 conversion in this integrated process. The template-assisted strategy of hydrothermal carbonization followed by self-reduction and template removal via steam gasification was first proposed to obtain the hollow submicrospherical…
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8Topics & keywords
- Sorption
- Catalysis
- Water-gas shift reaction
- Materials science
- Chemistry
- Inorganic chemistry
- Mineralogy
- Physical chemistry
- Clean water and sanitation