Catalytic membrane reactor for in-situ water removal in the synthesis of valuable chemicals
AssigneeGti Energy
InventorsWeiwei XU, Shiguang LI
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AssigneeGti Energy
InventorsWeiwei XU, Shiguang LI
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Methods and systems or devices for synthesis of valuable chemicals from carbon dioxide and hydrogen are provided. A high surface area hollow fiber catalytic membrane reactor such as with hollow fibers coated with a water permeable membrane material is used. The reactor also contains methanol synthesis component, and as needed, a dehydration catalyst component such that the two-step reaction takes place on the catalyst surface. Produced water permeates through the membrane, exiting the reactor immediately after it is formed. Unreacted reactants and products flow to the reactor exit. The valuable chemicals can be liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), dimethyl either (DME), methanol, ethanol, olefin, jet fuel or a combination thereof.
A system for synthesis of valuable chemicals from carbon dioxide and hydrogen, the system comprising:
A method for forming liquefied petroleum gas from carbon dioxide and hydrogen, the method comprising:
A method for forming light olefins, such as ethylene and propylene, from carbon dioxide and hydrogen, the method comprising:
A method for forming an alcohol from carbon dioxide and hydrogen, the method comprising:
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