Fractal channel design in a micro methanol steam reformer
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Type
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Journal
Article
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Author
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Yu-Xian
Huang
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Author
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Jiin-Yuh
Jang
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URL
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Volume
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39
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Issue
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5
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Pages
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1998-2007
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Publication
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International
Journal of Hydrogen Energy
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Date
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February
4, 2014
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Abstract
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Presents
results of a study of the fractal channel pattern design and the gradient
catalyst layer in relation to their effects on the performance of a micro
methanol steam reformer. Researchers designed a three-dimensional simulation
model to predict the effects of bio-channel design on the performance of a
micro-reformer.
They also studied CO concentration in the production gases, which is necessary to avoid the poisoned catalyst layers of low temperature fuel cells. They also predicted the distributions of velocity and gas concentrations, and evaluated the methanol conversion ratios. They propose a gradient catalyst layer arrangement to delay the timing of hydrogen generation and thus avoid the presence of hydrogen in the catalyst layer too long. |
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