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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Thermochemical water decomposition"”.
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Energy, exergy and cost analyses of nuclear-based hydrogen production via thermochemical water decomposition using a copper-chlorine (Cu-CI) cycle
In this thesis the Copper-Chlorine (Cu-CI) thermochemical cycle and its components as well as operational and environmental conditions are defined, and a comprehensive thermodynamic analysis of a Cu-CI thermochemical cycle, including the relevant chemical reactions, is performed. Also the …
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Copper Chloride Electrolyzer For the Production of Hydrogen Via the Copper-Chlorine Thermochemical Cycle
… produced using some other hydrogen rich source. Thermochemical water decomposition is a promising alternative to steam-methane reforming and electrolytic water splitting for a sustainable method of large-scale hydrogen production. The Copper-Chlorine thermochemical cycle is one of prime …
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Conceptual development and analysis of multiple integrated hydrogen production plants with Cu-Cl cycle
… hydrogen is produced via hybrid electrical and thermochemical water decomposition cycle, based on the chemical couple Cu-Cl. The first system consists of coal gasifier, membrane shift reactor, hydrogen fueled combined cycle, cryogenic air separation unit, compression system and five-step Cu-Cl …
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Evaporative heat and mass transfer with solubility driven solidification of aqueous droplet flows
Nuclear-based hydrogen production via thermochemical water decomposition using a copper-chlorine cycle consists of a series of chemical reactions that split water into hydrogen and oxygen. This is accomplished through reactions involving intermediate copper and chlorine compounds, which act as …
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Mass transfer and particle dissolution in liquid-gas and solid-liquid flows: Application to hydrogen production processes.
… promising option for hydrogen production is the thermochemical Cu-Cl cycle for water decomposition. When hydrogen or oxygen is produced from water splitting by electrolysis, thermochemical cycles or solar-based photocatalytic methods in water, bubble flow and vapour transfer into the gas phase …