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Progress in Chemistry 2005, Vol. 17 Issue (01): 69-77 Previous Articles   Next Articles

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Progress in Hydrogen Generation Using Plasmas

Li Huiqing 　Zou Jijun 　Liu Changjun**   

  1. (Key Laboratory for Green Chemical Technologies of the Ministry of Education , School of Chemical Engineering and Technology , Tianjin University , Tianjin 300072 , China)
  • Received: Revised: Online: Published:
  • Contact: Liu Changjun E-mail:changliu @public. tpt ,tj. cn
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The special performance of hydrogen generation using plasmas from various feedstocks is discussed. For a large scale of hydrogen production from natural gas , plasma technology can eliminate the use of catalysts and shrink the reactor space , with its high input power density. For a small scale of hydrogen production fromother hydrocarbons , using plasma can increase the flexibility of the whole system , especially in the case of on2board hydrogen generation. A variety of plasma resources for the design of a plasma reformer will give many options to reduce the power consumption.

Key words: plasma, hydrogen generator, high power density, reforming, dissociation

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