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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HYDROGEN ENERGY
卷 45, 期 21, 页码 11923-11942出版社
PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijhydene.2020.02.159
关键词
Acid hydrolysis; Bimetallic catalysts; Bioethanol impurities; Fermentation; Hydrogen; Fuel cell
资金
- Colciencias (Francisco Jose de Caldas Fund) [ING-221, 548-2019]
- Universidad de La Sabana [ING-221, 548-2019]
- Colciencias [727-2015]
Hydrogen fuel cells (H-2-FCs) are promising devices for pollution-free and efficient power production. Renewable H-2 from biomass is often produced through catalytic ethanol steam reforming (ESR), which requires a steam/ethanol molar ratio of at least three. The bioethanol obtained by biomass fermentation contains large amounts of water and can be directly subjected to ESR without complex purification steps. However, a wide spectrum of impurities is present in such bioethanol samples, thus complicating the ESR process. Acetic acid, fusel alcohols, ethyl acetate, and sulfur components have been reported as important bioethanol impurities, and also as the main precursors of carbon deposits on the ESR catalyst. On the other hand, amines, methanol, and aldehydes, which are minor bioethanol impurities, have been reported to enhance the H-2 production. This review seeks to define alternatives to reduce the above negative impurities and increase the positive ones during biomass pretreatment and fermentation. Additionally, ESR catalysts are reviewed to identify the features that make them more resistant to deactivation. The combination of strategies to control the impurities during biomass pretreatment, fermentation, purification and the development of highly resistant catalysts may allow processes to produce H-2 from biomass with a low carbon footprint, rendering H-2-FCs an environmentally friendly technology for power production. (C) 2020 Hydrogen Energy Publications LLC. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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