Design of systems for hydrogen production based on the Cu-Cl thermochemical water decomposition cycle: Configurations and performance

In this study, we analyze several Cu-Cl cycles by examining various design schemes for an overall system and its components, in order to identify potential performance improvements. The factors that determine the number and effective grouping of steps for new design schemes are analyzed. A thermodyn...

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Main Author: Orhan, Mehmet Fatih (author)
Other Authors: Dincer, Ibrahim (author), Rosen, Marc A. (author)
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Thermochemical water decomposition
Nuclear
renewable energy
Thermodynamic analysis
Copper-chlorine cycle
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description In this study, we analyze several Cu-Cl cycles by examining various design schemes for an overall system and its components, in order to identify potential performance improvements. The factors that determine the number and effective grouping of steps for new design schemes are analyzed. A thermodynamic analysis and several parametric studies are presented for various configurations. The energy efficiency is found to be 44% for the five-step thermochemical process, 43% for the four-step process and 41% for the three-step process, based on the lower heating value of hydrogen. Also, conclusions regarding implementation of these new configurations are discussed and the potential benefits ascertained.
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spelling Design of systems for hydrogen production based on the Cu-Cl thermochemical water decomposition cycle: Configurations and performanceOrhan, Mehmet FatihDincer, IbrahimRosen, Marc A.Hydrogen productionThermochemical water decompositionNuclearrenewable energyThermodynamic analysisCopper-chlorine cycleIn this study, we analyze several Cu-Cl cycles by examining various design schemes for an overall system and its components, in order to identify potential performance improvements. The factors that determine the number and effective grouping of steps for new design schemes are analyzed. A thermodynamic analysis and several parametric studies are presented for various configurations. The energy efficiency is found to be 44% for the five-step thermochemical process, 43% for the four-step process and 41% for the three-step process, based on the lower heating value of hydrogen. Also, conclusions regarding implementation of these new configurations are discussed and the potential benefits ascertained.2016-03-07T09:09:21Z2016-03-07T09:09:21Z2011-08info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/articleapplication/pdfOrhan, Mehmet, Ibrahim Dincer, and Marc Rosen. "Design of systems for hydrogen production based on the Cu-Cl thermochemical water decomposition cycle: Configurations and performance." International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 36, no. 17 (2011): 11309-11320.0360-3199http://hdl.handle.net/11073/821410.1016/j.ijhydene.2011.02.034en_UShttp://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S036031991100351Xoai:repository.aus.edu:11073/82142024-08-22T12:18:22Z
spellingShingle Design of systems for hydrogen production based on the Cu-Cl thermochemical water decomposition cycle: Configurations and performance
Orhan, Mehmet Fatih
Hydrogen production
Thermochemical water decomposition
Nuclear
renewable energy
Thermodynamic analysis
Copper-chlorine cycle
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title Design of systems for hydrogen production based on the Cu-Cl thermochemical water decomposition cycle: Configurations and performance
title_full Design of systems for hydrogen production based on the Cu-Cl thermochemical water decomposition cycle: Configurations and performance
title_fullStr Design of systems for hydrogen production based on the Cu-Cl thermochemical water decomposition cycle: Configurations and performance
title_full_unstemmed Design of systems for hydrogen production based on the Cu-Cl thermochemical water decomposition cycle: Configurations and performance
title_short Design of systems for hydrogen production based on the Cu-Cl thermochemical water decomposition cycle: Configurations and performance
title_sort Design of systems for hydrogen production based on the Cu-Cl thermochemical water decomposition cycle: Configurations and performance
topic Hydrogen production
Thermochemical water decomposition
Nuclear
renewable energy
Thermodynamic analysis
Copper-chlorine cycle
url http://hdl.handle.net/11073/8214