According to the article "Green methods for hydrogen production" by Ibrahim Dincer:
H2 can be produced thermocatalytically as follow:
Concentrated solar heat is used to drive a thermocatalytic process at high temperature to crack H2S extracted from seas or derived from other industrial processes.
What is the range of temperature used? (if possible mention the reference please)
Thank you in advance.
Dear Doha Elrhoul,
Greetings, I think that you may want to see the following paper has been published in 2021:
1. https://ijsret.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/IJSRET_V7_issue1_127.pdf
Regards, Saeed
The recommended paper:
1. Panta, Pramod, et al. "A Review Study on Theoretical Investigation of Hydrogen Production Methods." (2021).
Link: https://ijsret.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/IJSRET_V7_issue1_127.pdf
Dear Saeed Shahsavari ,
Thank you for your reply and for the article suggestion.
Actually, I read the article but unfortunately it does not include the information I am looking for (the temperature range needed for H2S thermocatalytic cracking).
Kind regards,
Dear Doha Elrhoul,
I think that the considered range there is not in any published paper, and you need calculate it using relevant equations and methods.
Regards, Saeed
Dear Saeed Shahsavari
Unfortunately. I could not find any paper yet.
Thank you anyway.
Kind regards,
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