APLICATION OF CATALYTIC DIELECTRIC BARRIER DISCHARGE PLASMA REACTOR FOR CO-GENERATION OF SYNTHESIS GAS AND HIGHER HYDROCARBONS

istadi istadi; Amin N.A.S. Amin

doi:10.14710/reaktor.10.1.17-23

DOI: https://doi.org/10.14710/reaktor.10.1.17-23

APLICATION OF CATALYTIC DIELECTRIC BARRIER DISCHARGE PLASMA REACTOR FOR CO-GENERATION OF SYNTHESIS GAS AND HIGHER HYDROCARBONS

*istadi istadi - Chemical Reaction Engineering and Caalysis (CREC) Group. Departmen of chemical Engineering, Diponegoro University, Indonesia

Amin N.A.S. Amin -

Published: 1 Jun 2006.

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This paper deals with potential application of hybrid catalytic DBD plasma reaktor for the co-generation of C2 hydrocarbons and synthesis gases from methane and carbon dioxide. The synergism of the catalyst, feed ratio and the plasma discharge affect the products, distribution, particularly C2 hydrocarbons selectivity . The CH,CO2 feed ratio total feed flow rate, and the discharge voltage incatalytic BDB plasma reactor systems shoe significant effects on the reactor performances. However increasing the reactor wall temperature has no apparent influence on the selectivity to C2 hydrocarbons and hydrogen within the investigated range. The hybrid catalytic DBD plasma rectorwas more suitable for CO2OCM process than the conventional catalytic reactor over CaO-MnO/CeO2catalyst

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Keywords: plasma reactor, dielectric-barrier discharge; syanthesis gas; higher hydrocarbons; methane conversion

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In Volume 10 No. 1 Juni 2006

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Ther authors would like to express their sincere gratitudes to the Ministry of Science, Technology and innovation, (MOSTI) Malaysia for the financial support received under the Project No. 02-02-06-0016EA099

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