Solar thermal energy application to dry reforming of methane on the open-cell foam to enhance the energy storage efficiency of a thermochemical fluidized bed membrane reformer: modelling and simulation
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Resumo: | The hydrodynamic characterization of the solar-driven CO2 reforming of methane through b-SiC open-cell foam in a fluidized bed configuration is performed by reacting Methane (CH4) with carbon dioxide (CO2). The mathematical modelling is important to design and optimize the reforming methods. Usually, the reforming methods's application through b-SiC foam bed improves the heat transfer and mass transfer due to high porosity and surface area of the b-SiC foam. Fluidized Bed Membrane (FBM) Reformers can be substantially studied as a promising equipment to investigate the thermochemical conversion of CH4 using CO2 to produce solar hydrogen. This work has as main objective a theoretical modelling to describe the process variables of the solar-driven CO2 reforming of methane in the FBM reformer. The FBM reformer is filled with b-SiC open-cell foam where the thermochemical conversion is carried out. The model variables describe the specific aims of work and these objectives can be identified from each equation of the developed mathematical model. The present work has been proposed to study two specific aims as (i) The effective thermal conductivity's effect of the solid phase and (ii) molar flows of chemical components. The endothermic reaction temperature's profiles are notably increased as the numeral value of the effective thermal conductivity's effect of the solid phase. is rised. The solar-driven CO2 reforming method is suggested to improve the Production Rate (PR) of H2 regarding the PR of CO. |
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Solar thermal energy application to dry reforming of methane on the open-cell foam to enhance the energy storage efficiency of a thermochemical fluidized bed membrane reformer: modelling and simulationAplicación de energía solar térmica para el reformado en seco de metano en la espuma de celda abierta para mejorar la eficiencia de almacenamiento de energía de un reformador de membrana de lecho fluidizada termoquímico: modelado y simulaciónAplicação de energia térmica solar para reforma a seco de metano na espuma de células abertas para aumentar a eficiência de armazenamento de energia de um reformador de membrana de leito fluidizado termoquímico: modelagem e simulaçãoOpen-cellFluidized bedDry reformingMembrane reformer.Célula abiertaLecho fluidizadaReforma secaReformador de membranas.Célula abertaLeito fluidizadoReforma secaReformador de membrana.The hydrodynamic characterization of the solar-driven CO2 reforming of methane through b-SiC open-cell foam in a fluidized bed configuration is performed by reacting Methane (CH4) with carbon dioxide (CO2). The mathematical modelling is important to design and optimize the reforming methods. Usually, the reforming methods's application through b-SiC foam bed improves the heat transfer and mass transfer due to high porosity and surface area of the b-SiC foam. Fluidized Bed Membrane (FBM) Reformers can be substantially studied as a promising equipment to investigate the thermochemical conversion of CH4 using CO2 to produce solar hydrogen. This work has as main objective a theoretical modelling to describe the process variables of the solar-driven CO2 reforming of methane in the FBM reformer. The FBM reformer is filled with b-SiC open-cell foam where the thermochemical conversion is carried out. The model variables describe the specific aims of work and these objectives can be identified from each equation of the developed mathematical model. The present work has been proposed to study two specific aims as (i) The effective thermal conductivity's effect of the solid phase and (ii) molar flows of chemical components. The endothermic reaction temperature's profiles are notably increased as the numeral value of the effective thermal conductivity's effect of the solid phase. is rised. The solar-driven CO2 reforming method is suggested to improve the Production Rate (PR) of H2 regarding the PR of CO.La caracterización hidrodinámica del reformado de metano con CO2 impulsado por energía solar a través de una espuma de celda abierta de b-SiC en una configuración de lecho fluidizada se realiza haciendo reaccionar metano (CH4) con dióxido de carbono (CO2). El modelado físico-matemático es importante para diseñar y optimizar los métodos de reforma. Por lo general, la aplicación de los métodos de reformado a través del lecho de espuma de b-SiC mejora la transferencia de calor y la transferencia de masa debido a la alta porosidad y área superficial de la espuma de b-SiC. Los reformadores de membrana de lecho fluidizada (FBM) pueden estudiarse sustancialmente como un equipo prometedor para investigar la conversión termoquímica de CH4 utilizando CO2 para producir hidrógeno solar. Este trabajo tiene como objetivo principal un modelado teórico para describir las variables de proceso del reformado de metano con CO2 impulsado por energía solar en el reformador FBM. El reformador FBM se llena con espuma de celda abierta de b-SiC donde se lleva a cabo la conversión termoquímica. Las variables del modelo describen los objetivos específicos del trabajo y estos objetivos se pueden identificar a partir de cada ecuación del modelo matemático desarrollado. El presente trabajo se ha propuesto estudiar dos objetivos específicos como (i) El efecto de la conductividad térmica efectiva de la fase sólida y (ii) los flujos molares de los componentes químicos. Los perfiles de la temperatura de reacción endotérmica aumentan notablemente como valor numérico del efecto de la conductividad térmica efectiva de la fase sólida se levanta. Se sugiere el método de reformado de CO2 impulsado por energía solar para mejorar la Tasa de Producción (PR) de H2 con respecto a la PR de CO.A caracterização hidrodinâmica da reforma de CO2 movida a energia solar de metano por meio de espuma de células abertas de b-SiC em uma configuração de leito fluidizado é realizada pela reação de metano (CH4) com dióxido de carbono (CO2). A modelagem matemática é importante para projetar e otimizar os métodos de reforma. Normalmente, a aplicação dos métodos de reforma através do leito de espuma de b-SiC melhora a transferência de calor e a transferência de massa devido à alta porosidade e área de superfície da espuma de b-SiC. Reformadores de membrana de leito fluidizado (RMLF) podem ser substancialmente estudados como um equipamento promissor para investigar a conversão termoquímica de CH4 usando CO2 para produzir hidrogênio solar. Este trabalho tem como objetivo principal uma modelagem teórica para descrever as variáveis do processo da reforma de CO2 por energia solar do metano no reformador FBM. O reformador FBM é preenchido com espuma de células abertas b-SiC onde a conversão termoquímica é realizada. As variáveis do modelo descrevem os objetivos específicos do trabalho e esses objetivos podem ser identificados a partir de cada equação do modelo matemático desenvolvido. O presente trabalho tem como objetivo estudar dois objetivos específicos como (i) o efeito da condutividade térmica efetiva da fase sólida e (ii) fluxos molares de componentes químicos. Os perfis de temperatura da reação endotérmica são aumentados notavelmente quando o valor numérico da condutividade térmica efetiva da fase sólida é aumentado. O método de reforma de CO2 movido à energia solar é sugerido para melhorar a Taxa de Produção (PR) de H2 em relação ao PR de CO.Research, Society and Development2021-12-16info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/2384410.33448/rsd-v10i16.23844Research, Society and Development; Vol. 10 No. 16; e421101623844Research, Society and Development; Vol. 10 Núm. 16; e421101623844Research, Society and Development; v. 10 n. 16; e4211016238442525-3409reponame:Research, Society and Developmentinstname:Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)instacron:UNIFEIenghttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/23844/21098Copyright (c) 2021 Paulo Wendel Corderceira Costa; Jornandes Dias da Silvahttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessCosta, Paulo Wendel Corderceira Silva, Jornandes Dias da 2021-12-20T11:03:07Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/23844Revistahttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/indexPUBhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/oairsd.articles@gmail.com2525-34092525-3409opendoar:2024-01-17T09:42:35.020120Research, Society and Development - Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)false |
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Solar thermal energy application to dry reforming of methane on the open-cell foam to enhance the energy storage efficiency of a thermochemical fluidized bed membrane reformer: modelling and simulation Aplicación de energía solar térmica para el reformado en seco de metano en la espuma de celda abierta para mejorar la eficiencia de almacenamiento de energía de un reformador de membrana de lecho fluidizada termoquímico: modelado y simulación Aplicação de energia térmica solar para reforma a seco de metano na espuma de células abertas para aumentar a eficiência de armazenamento de energia de um reformador de membrana de leito fluidizado termoquímico: modelagem e simulação |
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Solar thermal energy application to dry reforming of methane on the open-cell foam to enhance the energy storage efficiency of a thermochemical fluidized bed membrane reformer: modelling and simulation |
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Solar thermal energy application to dry reforming of methane on the open-cell foam to enhance the energy storage efficiency of a thermochemical fluidized bed membrane reformer: modelling and simulation Costa, Paulo Wendel Corderceira Open-cell Fluidized bed Dry reforming Membrane reformer. Célula abierta Lecho fluidizada Reforma seca Reformador de membranas. Célula aberta Leito fluidizado Reforma seca Reformador de membrana. |
title_short |
Solar thermal energy application to dry reforming of methane on the open-cell foam to enhance the energy storage efficiency of a thermochemical fluidized bed membrane reformer: modelling and simulation |
title_full |
Solar thermal energy application to dry reforming of methane on the open-cell foam to enhance the energy storage efficiency of a thermochemical fluidized bed membrane reformer: modelling and simulation |
title_fullStr |
Solar thermal energy application to dry reforming of methane on the open-cell foam to enhance the energy storage efficiency of a thermochemical fluidized bed membrane reformer: modelling and simulation |
title_full_unstemmed |
Solar thermal energy application to dry reforming of methane on the open-cell foam to enhance the energy storage efficiency of a thermochemical fluidized bed membrane reformer: modelling and simulation |
title_sort |
Solar thermal energy application to dry reforming of methane on the open-cell foam to enhance the energy storage efficiency of a thermochemical fluidized bed membrane reformer: modelling and simulation |
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Costa, Paulo Wendel Corderceira |
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Costa, Paulo Wendel Corderceira Silva, Jornandes Dias da |
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Silva, Jornandes Dias da |
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Costa, Paulo Wendel Corderceira Silva, Jornandes Dias da |
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Open-cell Fluidized bed Dry reforming Membrane reformer. Célula abierta Lecho fluidizada Reforma seca Reformador de membranas. Célula aberta Leito fluidizado Reforma seca Reformador de membrana. |
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Open-cell Fluidized bed Dry reforming Membrane reformer. Célula abierta Lecho fluidizada Reforma seca Reformador de membranas. Célula aberta Leito fluidizado Reforma seca Reformador de membrana. |
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The hydrodynamic characterization of the solar-driven CO2 reforming of methane through b-SiC open-cell foam in a fluidized bed configuration is performed by reacting Methane (CH4) with carbon dioxide (CO2). The mathematical modelling is important to design and optimize the reforming methods. Usually, the reforming methods's application through b-SiC foam bed improves the heat transfer and mass transfer due to high porosity and surface area of the b-SiC foam. Fluidized Bed Membrane (FBM) Reformers can be substantially studied as a promising equipment to investigate the thermochemical conversion of CH4 using CO2 to produce solar hydrogen. This work has as main objective a theoretical modelling to describe the process variables of the solar-driven CO2 reforming of methane in the FBM reformer. The FBM reformer is filled with b-SiC open-cell foam where the thermochemical conversion is carried out. The model variables describe the specific aims of work and these objectives can be identified from each equation of the developed mathematical model. The present work has been proposed to study two specific aims as (i) The effective thermal conductivity's effect of the solid phase and (ii) molar flows of chemical components. The endothermic reaction temperature's profiles are notably increased as the numeral value of the effective thermal conductivity's effect of the solid phase. is rised. The solar-driven CO2 reforming method is suggested to improve the Production Rate (PR) of H2 regarding the PR of CO. |
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