Catalytic combustion of gasified biomass in a platinum monolith honeycomb reactor

Yei Chin Chao; Guan Bang Chen; Hung Wei Hsu; Chia Jui Hsu

Catalytic combustion of gasified biomass in a platinum monolith honeycomb reactor

Yei Chin Chao, Guan Bang Chen, Hung Wei Hsu, Chia Jui Hsu

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Catalytic combustion of gasified biomass is becoming one of the important clean energy resources. To perform a systematic analysis, the characteristics of catalytic ignition and reaction of single and multi fuels including simulated gasified biomass were studied in a Pt monolith honeycomb reactor. A two-dimensional channel flow code with multi-step gas-phase and surface reaction mechanisms was used to clarify the detailed interaction mechanism of the main species of the gasified biomass on the surface. The simulated biomass was composed of 23% H₂, 42% CO, and 35% CH₄. For gasified biomass, the preheat temperature needed for light-off was determined by CO, since CO has the largest adsorption probability on Pt surface. Original is an abstract.

Original language	English
Pages	183
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 2002
Event	29th International Symposium on Combustion - Sapporo, Japan Duration: 2002 Jul 21 → 2002 Jul 26

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Other	29th International Symposium on Combustion
Country/Territory	Japan
City	Sapporo
Period	02-07-21 → 02-07-26

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General Engineering

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Catalytic combustion of gasified biomass in a platinum monolith honeycomb reactor

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