Tuesday, November 18, 2008: 12:30 PM
Howe Room (Loews Philadelphia Hotel)
Description:
This session focuses on recent developments that advance hydrogen production by novel water splitting processes that reduce reliance on fossil fuels. The primary area for this session is thermochemical cycles, but the session will focus specifically on catalysts and membranes that are either necessary for reactions within the cycles or that improve efficiency or operability of the cycles. Contributions related to all thermochemical cycles as well as other water-splitting methods, including photoelectrochemical, and photobiological are encouraged.
Sponsor:
Topical 8: Hydrogen Production for a Hydrogen Economy
Co-Sponsor(s):
Nuclear Energy (07g), Nuclear Engineering Division (14)
Chair:
CoChair:
12:30 PM
(273a)
A Membrane Process for the Concentration of Sulfuric Acid for the Sulfur-Based Thermochemical Cycles
1:45 PM
(273d)
Potential for Using High Temperature Membranes in the Sulphur Trioxide Decomposition Stage of a Thermochemical Cycle
2:10 PM
(273e)
Recent Progress In Catalyst Development for Hydrogen Production In the Sulfur-Iodine Thermochemical Water Splitting Cycle
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