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Homogeneous syngas conversion

Coordination Chemistry Reviews, 2011
Recent approaches to the homogeneous conversion of synthesis gas to organic chemicals and fuels are reviewed. Progress in this field is placed in the context of important industrially practiced transformations, such as the Fischer–Tropsch process for conversion of synthesis gas to higher alkanes, as well as previous attempts to produce a viable ...
West, Nathan M.   +3 more
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Syngas Dual-Fuelling

2018
Biomass can be converted into a useful source of energy through gasification. The gasification product, which is a mixture of different gases, is known as synthesis gas or syngas. The composition of syngas may fluctuate due to many factors such as operational errors of the gasifier as well as the type of feedstock used or may be due to the feeding rate
Bahaaddein K. M. Mahgoub   +2 more
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Syngas composition study

Frontiers of Energy and Power Engineering in China, 2009
The syngas composition characteristic was investigated in the real slurry-feed gasifier using a detailed gas phase reaction mechanism. The results show that the time for syngas to reach equilibrium is much shorter than the residence time for slurry feed entrained-flow gasifiers, indicating a gas phase species partial equilibrium state.
Zhe Wang   +3 more
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Syngas in perspective

Catalysis Today, 2002
Abstract Syngas manufacture is an important part of a Fischer–Tropsch (FT) plant as it is responsible for ca. 60% of the investments. The developments of syngas technologies are summarized in Section 1 . The present choice for large-scale FT plants based on natural gas is autothermal reforming. The requirements to the syngas and the state of art are
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Syngas Oxidation Mechanism

Combustion, Explosion, and Shock Waves, 2010
A comprehensive analysis of synthesis gas (syngas) oxidation kinetics in wide ranges of temperature, pressure, fuel-to-air equivalence ratio, and fuel composition is performed on the basis of the reaction mechanism of syngas ignition and combustion in air.
A. M. Starik   +3 more
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Syngas Utilization Technologies

2017
Syngas can be used for the production of numerous chemicals, as shown schematically in Fig. 5.1.
Vladimir Litvinenko, Bernd Meyer
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Modelling Syngas Generation

2011
Syngas generation refers to the production of a synthetic or synthesis gas that is mainly composed of CO and H2, in different proportions according to the generation process used and the raw material composition. Gasification is the referred technique to produce syngas.
Mar Pérez-Fortes, Aarón D. Bojarski
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Bacterial synthesis gas (syngas) fermentation

Environmental Technology, 2013
Acetogenic bacteria employing the Wood-Ljungdahl pathway can be used as biocatalysts in syngas fermentation for the production ofbiofuels such as ethanol or butanol as well as biocommodities such as acetate, lactate, butyrate, 2,3 butanediol, and acetone.
Frank R, Bengelsdorf   +2 more
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Flame Response Analysis of Syngas

Volume 4A: Combustion, Fuels and Emissions, 2014
The motivation for the work comes from the requirement to assess the feasibility of using alternative fuels in lean-premixed land-based stationary gas turbine combustion systems. Lean-premixed systems are prone to combustion instability issues and the need is to determine how the use of alternative fuels would affect such instabilities ...
Gorski, Jan   +2 more
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Olefins from Syngas

Catalysis Reviews, 1987
Abstract Although the chemical industry is at present in a depressed state, this situation need not be permanent. The volume of raw materials used by the industry is already gigantic, but will grow even larger when the industry revives. A large part of the raw materials consists of lower olefins, at present produced from petroleum.
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