Multi-stage membrane reactors for hydrogen production by ammonia decomposition

  • Abashar M
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Citation: Abashar MEE. Multi-stage membrane reactors for hydrogen production by ammonia decomposition. Abstract A heterogeneous mathematical model is used to simulate a cascade of multi-stage fixed bed membrane reactors (MSFBMR) for the decomposition of ammonia. The numerical results show that a single fixed bed membrane reactor (FBMR) exhibits a poor performance and limited by the kinetics to give 29.49% exit ammonia conversion, whereas efficient seven multi-stage beds achieve 100% ammonia conversion. An effective hydrogen permeation zone has been identified by a critical point. It is observed that the locus of the total inter-stage heating load assumes a maximum inflection point. The results show that the multi-stage fixed bed membrane reactors configuration has many benefits and can the future generation of reactors for production of hydrogen.

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Abashar, M. E. E. (2018). Multi-stage membrane reactors for hydrogen production by ammonia decomposition. International Journal of Petrochemistry and Research, 2(1), 109–115. https://doi.org/10.18689/ijpr-1000120

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