Re: Hydrogen Production by Methanol Electrolysis
- From: Maximust <maxi_must@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2007 20:41:09 GMT
lkgeo1 wrote:
Hydrogen Production by Methanol Electrolysis
Publication Date:11-February-2007
11:30 AM US Eastern Timezone
Source:FuelCellWorks/Prof. Shen
The main obstacle in the commercial exploitation of water electrolysis
for large scale hydrogen production is the high electricity
consumption which makes the process economically unattractive. Prof.
Shen, from Advanced Energy Materials Research laboratory of Sun Yat-
Sen University, has developed an innovative approach, as well as an
economic way, to produce hydrogen by alcohol electrolysis. In this
way, only 1/3 electricity consumption will be required compared to
water electrolysis.
How much energy does it take to make the methanol?
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