Ceramic catalytic membrane reactor for the separation of hydroge

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Modifying or removing component of normally gaseous mixture – Hydrogen component

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376146, C01B 300

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ABSTRACT:
A ceramic catalytic membrane reactor for the separation of hydrogen and/or isotopes thereof from fluid, in particular gaseous flows, formed of a tubular support (1) made of a porous ceramic material, which is coated with layers (4) of a gas-tight material at both ends thereof, and with a thin layer or film (2) of a metal or metal alloy having catalytic activity and selective permeability to hydrogen and isotopes thereof, such as Pd or Pd/Ag, on a central portion thereof, where the reaction takes place. The central portion is provided with heating. The seals (6) of the membrane reactor are located on the two gas-tight ends of the tubular support (1).

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