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Steam methane reforming in molten carbonate salt. Final report
Author(s) -
D.C. Erickson
Publication year - 1996
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/245600
Subject(s) - molten salt , steam reforming , methane , methane reformer , carbonate , work (physics) , salt (chemistry) , waste management , environmental science , engineering , hydrogen , hydrogen production , chemistry , materials science , metallurgy , mechanical engineering , organic chemistry
This report documents the work accomplished on the project {open_quotes}Steam Methane Reforming in Molten Carbonate Salt.{close_quotes}. This effort has established the conceptual basis for molten carbonate-based steam reforming of methane. It has not proceeded to prototype verification, because corrosion concerns have led to reluctance on the part of large hydrogen producers to adopt the technology. Therefore the focus was shifted to a less corrosive embodiment of the same technology. After considerable development effort it was discovered that a European company (Catalysts and Chemicals Europe) was developing a similar process ({open_quotes}Regate{close_quotes}). Accordingly the focus was shifted a second time, to develop an improvement which is generic to both types of reforming. That work is still in progress, and shows substantial promise

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