NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR SEPARATING HYDROGEN FROM GAS MIXTURE BY FORMING HYDRATE

MA Changfeng; CHEN Guangjin; ZHANG Shixi; WANG Feng; GUO Tianmin

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NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR SEPARATING HYDROGEN FROM GAS MIXTURE BY FORMING HYDRATE

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- NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR SEPARATING HYDROGEN FROM GAS MIXTURE BY FORMING HYDRATE
- CIESC Journal Issue 12, (2001)
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  石油大学油气藏流体相态重点研究室
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- Online First：25 December 2001，
  
  Published：25 December 2001
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MA Changfeng, CHEN Guangjin, ZHANG Shixi, et al. NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR SEPARATING HYDROGEN FROM GAS MIXTURE BY FORMING HYDRATE[J]. CIESC Journal, 2001, (12).
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MA Changfeng, CHEN Guangjin, ZHANG Shixi, et al. NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR SEPARATING HYDROGEN FROM GAS MIXTURE BY FORMING HYDRATE[J]. CIESC Journal, 2001, (12). DOI：

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a new idea for separating or purifying hydrogen from gas mixture was proposed. As the hydrate formation pressures for different gas components at the same temperature are different from each other

the gas mixture can be separated partially by forming hydrate. This technology is especially suitable for purifying hydrogen

as hydrogen can not form hydrate while other components can. Schematics for purifying hydrogen by forming hydrate were given. A series of fundamental experiments were performed

which showed that it is a promising technology to separate or purify hydrogen by forming hydrate.

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