The study demonstrates CO capture efficiency in hydrogen mixtures, indicating potential for cleaner energy production.
CO capture from mixture approximate in composition to the products of steam reforming of methane has been studied using the sorbent 17 wt. % NaNO/MgO. The possibility of capturing up to 5 mmol CO per gram of the sorbent (24.4 mas. %) at temperatures of 200–220°C and a mixture pressure of 10 atm has been demonstrated. It has been found that the regeneration of the sorbent proceeds faster and deeper at atmospheric pressure in a stream of humid nitrogen. For the first time the water-gas shift reaction on the mechanical mixture of 5 wt. % Pt/CeZrO catalyst and 17 wt. % NaNO/MgO CO sorbent at a pressure of 10 atm has been studied. It has been shown that hydrogen purity more than 99% in dry gas mixture is provided during 8 minutes at the reaction (sorption) temperature 260°C, pressure 10 atm and GHSV 8000 h on the mechanical mixture of the catalyst and the sorbent by volume ratio 1:2 respectively that corresponded to a sorption capacity of about 11 mmol CO per gram of the sorbent (53.7 mas. %).
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