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NASA NTRS · 19760022612

Hydrogen rich gas generator

Abstract

A process and apparatus is described for producing a hydrogen rich gas by injecting air and hydrocarbon fuel at one end of a cylindrically shaped chamber to form a mixture and igniting the mixture to provide hot combustion gases by partial oxidation of the hydrocarbon fuel. The combustion gases move away from the ignition region to another region where water is injected to be turned into steam by the hot combustion gases. The steam which is formed mixes with the hot gases to yield a uniform hot gas whereby a steam reforming reaction with the hydrocarbon fuel takes place to produce a hydrogen rich gas.

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Houseman, J., Rupe, J. H., Kushida, R. O.. 1976-05-11. Hydrogen rich gas generator. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19760022612

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