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Application of the thermochemical water splitting cycles in the low-emission hydrogen production
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W artykule porównano trzy najbardziej obiecujące cykle termochemicznego rozkładu wody do produkcji niskoemisyjnego wodoru, które wykazują potencjalne zastosowanie w procesach przemysłowych. Cykle te charakteryzują się wysoką sprawnością energetyczną produkcji wodoru, stosunkowo niskimi kosztami produkcji wodoru, a dodatkowo wykazują dużą elastyczność w wykorzystaniu energii elektrycznej i ciepła w procesach rozkładu wody. Wyzwaniami we wdrożeniu tych rozwiązań są stosunkowo niewielka dojrzałość technologiczna, korozja materiałów oraz optymalizacja procesów.
The work compares the three most promising thermochemical water splitting cycles for the production of low-emission hydrogen, which show potential application in industrial processes. These cycles are characterized by high energy efficiency of hydrogen production, relatively low costs of hydrogen production, and additionally show high flexibility in the use of electricity and heat in water splitting processes. Challenges in implementing these solutions include relatively low technological maturity, corrosion of materials and process optimization.
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Bibliogr. 28 poz., rys., tab.
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- Instytut Energetyki - Państwowy Instytut Badawczy
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