Plasma processing: An innovative technology for reforming CO2

Been Chang Moo Been Chang, Po Huang Chun Po Huang

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Abstract

The ability of dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) to reduce CO2 under different operational parameters was studied using a laboratory-scale reactor and simulated gas streams. Results showed that DBD can remove CO2 from gas streams with efficiencies > 30% for conditions operating at room temperature. Also, an increase in O2 content in the typical flue gas streams would reduce removal efficiency of CO2CO2) since the main product (CO) is oxidized to form CO2. An increase in inlet [CH4] enhanced ηCO2.

Original languageEnglish
StatePublished - 1998
Event11th World Clean Air and Environment Congress: 'The Interface between Developing and Developed Countries' - Durban, South Africa
Duration: 14 Sep 199818 Sep 1998

Conference

Conference11th World Clean Air and Environment Congress: 'The Interface between Developing and Developed Countries'
Country/TerritorySouth Africa
CityDurban
Period14/09/9818/09/98

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