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Partial oxidation of methane to syngas in a mixed-conducting oxygen permeable membrane reactor 被引量:3

Partial oxidation of methane to syngas in a mixed-conducting oxygen permeable membrane reactor
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摘要 Mixed-conducting oxygen permeable membranes represent a class of novel ceramic membranes, which exhibit mixed oxygen ionic and electronic conductivities. At high temperatures, oxygen can permeate through the membrane from the high to low oxygen pressure side under an oxygen concentration gradient. Theoretically, the permselectivity of oxygen is 100%. Recently, anovel mixed-conducting membrane-Ba0.5Sr0.5Coo.8Feo.2O3-δ has been developed, which showsextremely high oxygen permeability and promising stability. Furthermore, the reactor made with such membranes was successfully applied to the partial oxidation of methane to syngas reaction using air as the oxygen source, which realized the coupling of the separation of oxygen from air and the partial oxidation of membrane reaction in one process. At 850℃, methane conversion 】 88%, CO selectivity 】97% and oxygen permeation rate of about 7.8 mL/(cm2 ·min) were obtained. Mixed-conducting oxygen permeable membranes represent a class of novel ceramic membranes, which exhibit mixed oxygen ionic and electronic conductivities. At high temperatures, oxygen can permeate through the membrane from the high to low oxygen pressure side under an oxygen concentration gradient. Theoretically, the permselectivity of oxygen is 100%. Recently, a novel mixed-conducting membrane—Ba0.5Sr0.5Co0.8Fe0.2O3?δ has been developed, which shows extremely high oxygen permeability and promising stability. Furthermore, the reactor made with such membranes was successfully applied to the partial oxidation of methane to syngas reaction using air as the oxygen source, which realized the coupling of the separation of oxygen from air and the partial oxidation of membrane reaction in one process. At 850°C, methane conversion > 88%, CO selectivity > 97% and oxygen permeation rate of about 7.8 mL/(cm2 · min) were obtained.
机构地区 Chinese Acad Sci
出处 《Chinese Science Bulletin》 SCIE EI CAS 2000年第3期224-226,共3页
关键词 mixed-conducting OXYGEN PERMEABLE MEMBRANE perovskite MEMBRANE reactor partial oxidation of methane catalysis in MEMBRANE reactor. mixed-conducting oxygen permeable membrane perovskite membrane reactor partial oxidation of methane catalysis in membrane reactor
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