Removing Sulfur Dioxide From Flue Gases
In situ removal of SO2 in flue gases and fluidized-coal combustors, with no waste product possible using NaO/LiO as regenerable supported molten sorbent.
Gavalas, G. R.↗
Engineering topics
Stephanopoulos, M. F.
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Three-Zone Catalyst Resists Sulfur Poisoning
Three-zone catalyst bed uses different types of nickel catalysts to convert sulfur-containing hydrocarbon fuels to hydrogen and carbon monoxide. Zones designed to achieve conversion with minimal residue of unconverted hydrocarbon, no soot and mimimal sulfur contamination.
Voecks, G. E.↗
Hydrogen Production From Heavy Fuels
Better heat transfer properties avoid sulfur poisoning of catalyst. Monolithic supported catalyst allows initiation of steam reforming to take place more rapidly at inlet section of reactor.
Voecks, G. E.↗