Research trends: Effect of reformer in IR-MCFC

H. K. Park; Y. R. Lee; M. H. Kim; G. Y. Chung; S. W. Nam; S. A. Hong; T. H. Lim; H. C. Lim

Research trends: Effect of reformer in IR-MCFC

H. K. Park, Y. R. Lee, M. H. Kim, G. Y. Chung, S. W. Nam, S. A. Hong, T. H. Lim, H. C. Lim

GREEN SCHOOL (Graduate School of Energy and Environment)

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The effect of the reformer in an internal-reforming MCFC, looking at temperature distributions, methane conversion and gas compositions was modeled. In the reformer, the methane reforming and water-gas shift reactions occur simultaneously and the conversion of methane to hydrogen, calculated including the thermo-dynamic equilibrium of the reaction, reaches 99%. The endothermic reforming reaction contributes to a uniform temperature distribution. As the methane/water-gas molar ratio decreases at a fixed total flow rate, the working voltage decreases. This is an abstract of an original article originally published in J. of Power Sources 104(1) 140-147 (15 January 2002).

Original language	English
Pages	140-147
Number of pages	8
Volume	2002
No.	6
Specialist publication	Fuel Cells Bulletin
Publication status	Published - 2002 Jun

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Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
Energy Engineering and Power Technology
Strategy and Management

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