Intergrated carbon dioxide conversion system for connecting oxyfuel combustion and catalytic conversion process

A carbon dioxide conversion system, comprising:

• an ion transfer membrane that separates oxygen in the air;
• an oxy-fuel combustor that combusts using oxygen that is separated at the ion transfer membrane as an oxidizing agent;
• and
• a tri-reformer that converts carbon dioxide and steam that are generated through an oxy-fuel combustion reaction of the oxy-fuel combustor, methane gas that is supplied from the outside, and oxygen that is separated at the ion transfer membrane to carbon monoxide and hydrogen by a tri-reforming reaction.

A carbon dioxide conversion system, comprising:

• an ion transfer membrane that separates oxygen in the air;
• and
• an integral reactor that includes a dry-reformer at an outer wall of an oxy-fuel combustor,
• wherein at the oxy-fuel combustor of the integral reactor, a combustion reaction occurs using oxygen that is separated at the ion transfer membrane as an oxidizing agent, and
• the dry-reformer of the integral reactor converts carbon dioxide that is generated through an oxy-fuel combustion reaction of the oxy-fuel combustor and methane gas that is supplied from the outside to carbon monoxide and hydrogen with a dry-reforming reaction.

A carbon dioxide conversion system, comprising:

• an ion transfer membrane that separates oxygen in the air;
• and
• an integral reactor that includes a tri-reformer at an outer wall of an oxy-fuel combustor,
• wherein at the oxy-fuel combustor of the integral reactor, a combustion reaction occurs using oxygen that is separated at the ion transfer membrane as an oxidizing agent, and
• the tri-reformer of the integral reactor converts carbon dioxide and steam that are generated through an oxy-fuel combustion reaction of the oxy-fuel combustor, methane gas that is supplied from the outside, and oxygen that is separated at the ion transfer membrane to carbon monoxide and hydrogen with a tri-reforming reaction.