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Simulation of Gasification Technology on Multiple Feedstocks Using ICON for Rich H2 Production

The use of hydrogen as an alternative fuel is gaining more acceptance as the environmental impact of hydrocarbons becomes obvious. There have many ways of alternative hydrogen production such as electrolysis, pyrolysis and gasification of biomass. Gasification coupled with gas shift is the most w...

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第一著者: Bashri, Suria Norhaniyaa
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出版事項: Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS 2009
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spelling my-utp-utpedia.91362013-10-22T09:39:59Z http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/9136/ Simulation of Gasification Technology on Multiple Feedstocks Using ICON for Rich H2 Production Bashri, Suria Norhaniyaa TP Chemical technology The use of hydrogen as an alternative fuel is gaining more acceptance as the environmental impact of hydrocarbons becomes obvious. There have many ways of alternative hydrogen production such as electrolysis, pyrolysis and gasification of biomass. Gasification coupled with gas shift is the most widely practiced process route for biomass to hydrogen. Thermal, steam and partial oxidation gasification technologies are under development around the world. The feedstocks may include agricultural and forest product residues of hard wood, soft wood and herbaceous species. However, the production efficiency (the amount of gaseous energy recovery from the feedstock used to produce hydrogen) must be improved and an infrastructure for efficiently transporting and distributing hydrogen is to be developed. This research project was carried out to simulate the gasification technology using multi feed stock basis where to find ways to obtain rich hydrogen gas. The raw materials that choosen as feedstock are empty fruit bunches, rice husk and rubber wood. The parameters that were investigated are reactor temperature is 900°C and steam/biomass ratio between 0.7-0.9 to obtain maximum hydrogen yield. The percentages of error of simulation compared to experimental data for hydrogen production is between 30% to 40%. Based on the comparison with experimental that done by Laohalidanond et.al (2006). At the end, the economic feasibility ofthe hydrogen production was investigated. Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS 2009-01 Final Year Project NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/9136/1/2009%20-%20Simulation%20of%20Gasification%20Technology%20on%20Multiple%20Feedstocks%20Using%20ICON%20for%20Rich%20H2%20Produc.pdf Bashri, Suria Norhaniyaa (2009) Simulation of Gasification Technology on Multiple Feedstocks Using ICON for Rich H2 Production. Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS. (Unpublished)
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Bashri, Suria Norhaniyaa
Simulation of Gasification Technology on Multiple Feedstocks Using ICON for Rich H2 Production
description The use of hydrogen as an alternative fuel is gaining more acceptance as the environmental impact of hydrocarbons becomes obvious. There have many ways of alternative hydrogen production such as electrolysis, pyrolysis and gasification of biomass. Gasification coupled with gas shift is the most widely practiced process route for biomass to hydrogen. Thermal, steam and partial oxidation gasification technologies are under development around the world. The feedstocks may include agricultural and forest product residues of hard wood, soft wood and herbaceous species. However, the production efficiency (the amount of gaseous energy recovery from the feedstock used to produce hydrogen) must be improved and an infrastructure for efficiently transporting and distributing hydrogen is to be developed. This research project was carried out to simulate the gasification technology using multi feed stock basis where to find ways to obtain rich hydrogen gas. The raw materials that choosen as feedstock are empty fruit bunches, rice husk and rubber wood. The parameters that were investigated are reactor temperature is 900°C and steam/biomass ratio between 0.7-0.9 to obtain maximum hydrogen yield. The percentages of error of simulation compared to experimental data for hydrogen production is between 30% to 40%. Based on the comparison with experimental that done by Laohalidanond et.al (2006). At the end, the economic feasibility ofthe hydrogen production was investigated.
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author Bashri, Suria Norhaniyaa
author_facet Bashri, Suria Norhaniyaa
author_sort Bashri, Suria Norhaniyaa
title Simulation of Gasification Technology on Multiple Feedstocks Using ICON for Rich H2 Production
title_short Simulation of Gasification Technology on Multiple Feedstocks Using ICON for Rich H2 Production
title_full Simulation of Gasification Technology on Multiple Feedstocks Using ICON for Rich H2 Production
title_fullStr Simulation of Gasification Technology on Multiple Feedstocks Using ICON for Rich H2 Production
title_full_unstemmed Simulation of Gasification Technology on Multiple Feedstocks Using ICON for Rich H2 Production
title_sort simulation of gasification technology on multiple feedstocks using icon for rich h2 production
publisher Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS
publishDate 2009
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