Production of hydrogen in an autothermal fluidized gasifier

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Production of hydrogen has gained increasing importance because of its use as a clean fuel and also for various industrial uses. For this purpose a laboratory scale fluidized bed autothermal gasifier has been designed to gasify the solid carbonaceous materials with steam. The heat required for the steam-carbon reaction is provided by the partial oxidation of the hydrocarbon gases. Highly reactive carbonaceous materials like charcoal and lignite have been gasified with steam in the presence of a high temperature flame produced by the partial oxidation of acetylene/natural gas with oxygen. About 95% carbon gasification and 40% steam decomposition have been achieved. The product gases contain about 80% synthesis gas (carbon monoxide and hydrogen). Further investigations with non-caking high ash Indian coals and agricultural wastes are planned to be carried out. © 1984.

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Saha, R. K., Gupta, B. R., & Sen, P. (1984). Production of hydrogen in an autothermal fluidized gasifier. International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 9(6), 483–486. https://doi.org/10.1016/0360-3199(84)90100-9

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