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HY2SEPS-2 Hybrid Membrane - Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) Hydrogen Purification Systems (Contract No 278538) Theophilos Ioannides FORTH/ICE-HT HY2SEPS-2 General Overview Project full title: Hybrid Membrane - Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA)


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Hybrid Membrane - Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) Hydrogen Purification Systems (Contract No 278538)

Theophilos Ioannides FORTH/ICE-HT HY2SEPS-2

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General Overview Project full title: Hybrid Membrane - Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) Hydrogen Purification Systems Duration: 01/11/2011 – 31/10/2013 Total Budget: 1,606,279.00 € FCH contribution: 825,321.00 € Partnership FORTH (GR): Study of membrane materials UPORTO (PT): Study of sorbents and PSA separation systems PSE (UK)) Design and optimization of membrane separation systems HYGEAR (NL): Construction and testing of hybrid separation system CTI (FR): Design and manufacturing of ceramic supports and membranes

HY2SEPS-2

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Main project goal Design and testing of hybrid separation schemes that combine membrane and Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) technology for the purification of H2 from a reformate stream that also contains CO2, CO, CH4, and N2 Focus Small systems operating at pressures < 10 atm Approach Membrane & adsorbent development, Process modeling & optimization, Pilot unit testing. Expected Outcome Hybrid process with lower operating cost and enhanced H2 recovery compared to present situation.

HY2SEPS-2 Summary

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Carbon Membrane R&D New Adsorbents Screening Process Modeling & Design

HY2SEPS-2: Design alternatives

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Carbon membrane development on ceramic supports

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blank support Membrane #1

H2/CH4 & H2/N2 selectivity obtained through molecular sieving Surface diffusion of CO2 lowers H2/CO2 selectivity Focus: reduce the number of preparation steps, tune CO2 behavior Deliverables Results on carbon membranes synthesis - characterization and testing (M12)

HY2SEPS-2: Membranes (1/2)

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Carbon membrane development on ceramic supports H2/CH4 & H2/N2 selectivity obtained through molecular sieving Surface diffusion of CO2 lowers H2/CO2 selectivity Focus: reduce the number of preparation steps, tune CO2 behavior Deliverables Results on carbon membranes synthesis - characterization and testing (M12)

HY2SEPS-2: Membranes (1/2)

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blank support Membrane #1 Membrane #2 (Permeability ~ 10,000 Barrer)

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Scale-up of carbon membrane synthesis and design of membrane module (M18) Initial development is carried out on single porous ceramic tubes with a characteristic porous layer ranging from 15 kD to 0.8 μm. Next step: scaling-up to multi-channel tubes to improve surface/volume ratio. Delivery date: end April 2013.

HY2SEPS-2: Membranes (2/2)

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  • Milestone 3: Screening of new adsorbents
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  • Activated carbon monolith (ACM)

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ACM 303 K MOF(1) 308 K MOF(3) 303 K MOF(2) 303 K AC (Hy2SEPS1) 303 K

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q (mol/kg) P (bar) N2 adsorption (303 K)

MOF(1) Zeolite_2 (Hy2seps1) ACM Zeolite_1 (Hy2Seps1)

HY2SEPS-2: PSA adsorbents (1/2)

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  • Milestone 3: Screening of new adsorbents
  • Selected material: MOF(1)

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q (mol/kg) P (bar) MOF(1)

CO2 (308 K) CH4 (308 K) N2 (303 K) CO (303 K) H2 (303 K)

MOF(1) has a higher CO2 working capacity and a higher CO2/H2 selectivity than currently employed adsorbents (activated carbon)

HY2SEPS-2: PSA adsorbents (2/2)

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Model-based design of hybrid PSA-membrane separation systems

‘High Fidelity’ PSA Model (PDAE) Extraction of explicit MPC controllers u = u(x(θ)) System Identification ‘Approximate’ Model Multi-Parametric Programming In-silico closed loop controller validation Modeling & Simulation Model Based Control & Validation

MATLAB

POP Toolbox

HY2SEPS-2: Modeling

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Expected output AIP Topic: SP1-JTI-FCH.2010.2.3 Call: FCH-JU-2010-1 Objectives Project Status at 50% of the project Expected revised

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Hydrogen recovery improvement 10% N/A 10% Product gas quality 99.999 % H2 & 75 % CO2 N/A 99.999 % H2 & 75 % CO2 Energy consumption

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(kWh/Nm3 H2 ) <0.004 <0.004 N/A <0.004

HY2SEPS-2: Outcome

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Alignment to MAIP / AIP H – Hydrogen Production & Purification H03 – Gas purification technologies: Research and development on gas purification technologies for hydrogen production and quality monitoring in

  • rder to address short-term fuelling requirements based on conventional and

alternative fuels like bio-fuels. Coordination with H02 is required. Several processes and feedstocks will be used to produce hydrogen either in centralised (large scale) plants providing economies of scale or distributed (small scale) plants taking advantage of locally available primary energy sources and feedstocks with the benefit of generally improved sustainability and lower distribution infrastructure costs. HY2SEPS-2: Alignment

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Identify and comment on gaps/bottlenecks in RTD&D proposed by MAIP/AIP documents No gaps or bottlenecks detected related to hybrid PSA HY2SEPS-2

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Training and Education Foundation for Research & Technology-Hellas, University of Porto, PSE Dissemination & public awareness PSE Advanced Process Modeling Forum (16-18 April 2013). Audience: Senior engineers from process industry. Euromembrane 2012, 23-27 September, London Website: hy2seps2.iceht.forth.gr HY2SEPS-2:Cross-cutting issues

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  • Technology Transfer / Collaborations

Collaboration with adsorbent producers at research or development scale

  • Project Future Perspectives
  • Proposed future research approach and relevance
  • A successful outcome can be readily exploited by participating SMEs
  • Collaboration for adaptation of technology to specific hydrogen

production units

Enhancing cooperation and future perspectives

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Relevance to other projects CoMetHy: Compact Multifuel-Energy to Hydrogen converter Steam reforming in a membrane reactor for combined production- separation NEMESIS2+: New Method for Superior Integrated Hydrogen Generation System 2+ Hydrogen production from diesel/biodiesel. Use of a PSA unit for hydrogen purification. HyTIME: Low temperature hydrogen production from 2nd generation biomass ReforCELL: Advanced multi-fuel Reformer for CHP-fuel CELL systems (membrane reformer)