H2 STORAGE -ANOTHER WAY
In memorial Joop Koster
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In memorial Joop Koster
Business Director at JBK Research & Consulting / Chemicals / PU Chemicals
Storage of Hydrogen in a Liquid Carrier
Potential Liquid-Organic -Hydrogen -Carrier (LOHC)?Systems: Recent Progress.
?Abstract:
The depletion of fossil fuels and rising global warming challenges encourage to find safe and viable energy storage and delivery technologies.
Hydrogen is a clean, efficient energy carrier invarious mobile fuel-cell applications and owned no adverse effects on the environment and human health.
However, hydrogen storage is considered a bottleneck problem for the progress of the hydrogen economy. Liquid-organic hydrogen carriers (LOHCs) are organic substances in liquid or semi-solid states that store hydrogen by catalytic hydrogenation and dehydrogenation processes over multiple cycles and may support a future hydrogen economy. Remarkably, hydrogen storage in LOHC systems has attracted dramatically more attention than conventional storage systems, such as high-pressure compression, liquefaction, and absorption/adsorption techniques.
Potential LOHC media must provide fully reversible hydrogen storage via catalytic processes, thermal stability,low melting points, favourable hydrogenation thermodynamics and kinetics, large-scale availability, and compatibility with current fuel energy infrastructure to practically employ these molecules invarious applications.
In this review, various considerable aspects for the development
of ideal LOHC systems are discussed.
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Highlighted are the recent progress of LOHC candidates and their catalytic approach, as well as briefly discussing the theoretical insights for understanding the reaction mechanism.
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benzyl -toluene-hydrogen -liquid - carrier.pdf
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Business Director at JBK Research & Consulting / Chemicals / PU Chemicals
3 年HYDROGEN POWER ? Eastman to supply hydrogen carrier Eastman Chemical will supply the German start-up Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies with benzyl toluene, a chemical carrier that binds with hydrogen, allowing it to be transported as a liquid. Eastman makes benzyl toluene in Marl, Germany, as a heat-transfer fluid. Hydrogenious offers technology for binding and then releasing hydrogen over several hundred cycles.