
Current Trends and Future Developments on (Bio-) Membranes
New Perspectives on Hydrogen Production, Separation, and Utilization
Description
Key Features
- Presents process intensification and commercialization of new and alternative hydrogen generation technologies
- Relates new hydrogen production methods to their environmental impact
- Outlines the fundamentals of hydrogen generation
- Includes new developed technologies for hydrogen transport and storage
Readership
Chemistry/chemical engineering research students and corporate researcher in alternative energy sources and production processes. Industrial Area: Energy producers, utilities, distribution; Bio-Engineering and Bio-Process Engineering Companies, Bio-Chemical Plants
Table of Contents
Renewable feedstocks and green processes for hydrogen generation
1. Hydrogen Economy: is it the new frontier for green processes and environment protection?
2. Bio-hydrogen from fermentative conversion using bacteria
3. Hydrogen production from wastewater and wood
4. Hydrogen from sun
5. Bioelectrochemical generation of hydrogen in micriobal electrolysisAlternative technologies for H2 production
6. Membrane Reactor Technology for hydrogen generation from bio-compounds
7. New catalysts for intensified hydrogen production processes
8. Integration of HT-PEMFCs and membrane reactors
9. Hydrogen production in microreactors and micro-membrane reactors
10. Hydrogen generation in membrane bioreactors
11. Co-production of hydrogen and power from NG in Internally reforming fuel cell (IR FC)H2 purification and CO2 sequestration
12. May hydrogen substitute the petroleum economy in green processes and under environment protection?
13. Hybrid systems for hydrogen up-grading with low environmental impact
14. Methodologies for combined hydrogen purification and CO2 sequestration
15. Conventional processes for hydrogen separation
16. Hydrogen separation and purification by membrane technologyHydrogen utilization
17. Hydrogen, green chemistry and process intensification
18. Miniaturized membrane systems with PEMFC for energy production in transportation and portable devices
19. H2 in chemical and petrochemical industry
20. New perspectives for hydrogen utilization
Product details
- No. of pages: 484
- Language: English
- Copyright: © Elsevier 2020
- Published: July 22, 2020
- Imprint: Elsevier
- eBook ISBN: 9780128173855
- Paperback ISBN: 9780128173848
About the Editors
Adolfo Iulianelli
Affiliations and Expertise
Angelo Basile
Affiliations and Expertise
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