HYL Self-Reforming Technology: Start-Up and Operation

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Becerra J. O
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Jan 1, 1999

Abstract

HYL developed a direct reduction process (DR) that does not require a reformer; it is called self-reforming process. Typically, direct reduction processes based on natural gas utilise a reformer unit to transform the natural gas into reducing agents (hydrogen and carbon monoxide). The reforming reactions are: CH4+H20-?3H2+CO CH4 + CO2 - 2H2 + 2CO These reforming units require a catalyst agent to promote the kinetics of the reforming reactions. The catalyst for these reactions is typically a metallic element such as nickel in a ceramic matrix; iron is also an excellent catalyst for the reforming reactions.
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APA: Becerra J. O  (1999)  HYL Self-Reforming Technology: Start-Up and Operation

MLA: Becerra J. O HYL Self-Reforming Technology: Start-Up and Operation. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1999.

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