Mohammad Reza Rahimpour,
Mohammad Amin Makarem,
Maryam Meshksar
Elsevier Science
e druk, 2022
9780323918718
Advances in Synthesis Gas: Methods, Technologies and Applications
Syngas Production and Preparation
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Paperback, blz.
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Elsevier Science |
e druk, 2022
ISBN13: 9780323918718
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Levertijd ongeveer 8 werkdagen
Samenvatting
Advances in Synthesis Gas: Methods, Technologies and Applications: Syngas Production and Preparation is a collection of various chapters concerning many aspects of syngas production technologies, including common methods like gasification, steam/dry/autothermal reforming, membrane technology, etc., along with novel methods like plasma technology, micro-reactors, electrolysis processes as well as photocatalytic systems. In addition, different sources for producing syngas, including oil, crude oil, heavy oil, microalgae, black liquor, tar and bitumen, as well as municipal, agricultural, food, plastic, wood and cardboard wastes are described in detail.
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<p>Section I: Syngas Production Processes and Technologies<br>1. Syngas characteristics; physical and chemical properties<br>2. Syngas production by gasification processes<br>3. Pyrolysis process for syngas production<br>4. Steam reforming processes for syngas production<br>5. Dry reforming processes for syngas production<br>6. Autothermal and tri-reforming for syngas production<br>7. Chemical looping reforming for syngas production<br>8. Microwave-assisted reforming for syngas production<br>9. Partial oxidation process for syngas production<br>10. Electrolysis process for syngas production<br>11. Photocatalytic process for syngas production<br>12. Membrane technology for syngas production<br>13. Micro-channel reactor technology for syngas production<br>14. Plasma technology for syngas production</p> <p>Section II: Syngas Production Sources<br>15. Syngas from coal<br>16. Syngas from agricultural waste<br>17. Syngas from wood and cardboard waste<br>18. Syngas from food waste<br>19. Syngas from plastic waste<br>20. Syngas from black liquor<br>21. Syngas from microalgae<br>22. Syngas from lignin</p>