Effect of internal hydrocarbon reforming during coupled operation of a biomass gasifier with hot gas cleaning and SOFC stacks

Keyphrases

• Hot Gas Cleaning 100%
• Biomass Gasifier 100%
• Coupled Operation 100%
• Gas-solid 100%
• Hydrocarbon Reforming 100%
• Solid Oxide Fuel Cell 100%
• Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Stack 100%
• Hydrocarbons 50%
• Sulfur 50%
• Impurities 50%
• Climate Change 50%
• Current Density 50%
• Process Efficiency 50%
• Current Collector 50%
• Single Cell Test 50%
• Pressure Drop 50%
• Energy Transition 50%
• Clean Gas 50%
• Carbon Deposition 50%
• Thermochemical Conversion 50%
• Electrochemical Degradation 50%
• Ni-YSZ Anode 50%
• Tar Reformer 50%
• Bio-syngas 50%
• Intermittent Renewable Energy 50%
• Anode-supported Cell 50%
• Fuel Cell Performance 50%
• Gas Cleaning 50%
• Biogenic Residues 50%
• Anode Substrate 50%
• High Efficiency 50%
• Cell Materials 50%
• Hydrocarbons Content 50%

Engineering

• Internals 100%
• Hot Gas Cleaning 100%
• Fuel Cell Stack 100%
• Solid Oxide Fuel Cell 100%
• Biomass Gasifier 100%
• Renewable Source 33%
• Current Collector 33%
• Test Cell 33%
• Carbon Deposition 33%
• Syngas 33%
• Thermochemical Conversion 33%
• Gas Cleaning 33%
• Energy Transition 33%
• Intermittent Renewables 33%
• Pressure Drop 33%
• Limiting Factor 33%
• Climate Change 33%
• Solid Oxide Fuel Cells Performance 33%
• Climatic Change 33%
• Yttria-Stabilized Zirconia 33%

Chemical Engineering

• Gas Cleaning 100%