2-Methyl-2-propanyl (3R,5S)-6-chloro-3,5-dihydroxyhexanoate
CAS Number:
154026-93-4
Molecular Formula:
C10H19ClO4
Autothermal CO2 hydrogenation reactor for renewable natural gas generation: experimental proof-of-concept
Literature Information
Publication Date
2022-09-06
DOI
10.1039/D2RE00236A
Impact Factor
4.239
Authors
Yichen Zhuang, David S. A. Simakov
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Abstract
CO2 captured from various sources can be converted into renewable natural gas (RNG) via the Sabatier reaction (thermocatalytic hydrogenation of CO2). The highly exothermic nature of the Sabatier reaction brings certain challenges to the design and operation of Sabatier reactors, with thermal management being one of the main issues. In this study, we report the experimental, lab-scale proof-of-concept of an autothermal Sabatier reactor. We demonstrate a completely autothermal operation of the air-cooled, stainless-steel reactor using a commercial Ni catalyst. The effects of pressure, feed temperature, space velocity and cooling rate were investigated using three prototypes with different sizes and configurations. The maximum CO2 conversion of 93.5% with 100% generation selectivity to CH4 was achieved in a 10′′-length reactor, over 120 h of a continuous, stable operation (at 2400 L kg−1 h−1, without any reactor heating or feed preheating).
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