Methane steam reforming is the most common industrial process used for almost the 50% of
the world's hydrogen production. Commonly, this reaction is performed in fixed bed reactors …

The methane steam reforming (MSR) technology is the oldest and the most vital route to
convert CH 4 into H 2. The conventional process usually operates in a high temperature …

Experiments have been carried out to study the kinetics of the methane steam reforming,
accompanied by the reverse water gas shift reaction over a commercial Ni/α-Al2O3 catalyst …

This article is concerned with the reforming of methane to synthesis gas; a review of the
steam reforming Rxn is presented, and the dry reforming and partial oxidation Rxns …

The present paper applies the thermodynamic analysis with the determining the efficiency of
a combined cycle power plant with a chemically recuperated gas turbine. Thermochemical …

Microwave (MW) application into catalyzed methane reforming system has rapidly gained
attention over the past two decades given the significantly enhanced conversion and yield …

Kinetics and modelling of methane steam reforming over sulfide nickel catalyst on alumina
support is studied. Extensive experiments are firstly carried out to study the performance of …

Thermochemical recuperation of waste flue gas heat may be advantageous for improving
energy efficiency of hydrocarbon fuel-consuming furnace. The schematic diagram of …

Currently most of the hydrogen produced worldwide is obtained by reforming fossil fuels.
The advancement and use of carbon capture and sequestration technologies ensure the CO …

A new approach is presented for the modelling of a fluidized-bed membrane reactor
(FBMR). The model considers the two-phase nature of the fluidized-bed reactor system and …