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Optimization of power and hydrogen production from glycerol by supercritical water reforming

Ortiz et al., 2013

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4473900244940864481
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Ortiz F
Ollero P
Serrera A
Galera S
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Chemical engineering journal

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A process design is proposed and simulated for reforming glycerol using supercritical water aimed to produce maximum power and hydrogen in an energy self-sufficient system. The selected route takes advantage of the huge pressure energy of product gas just at the outlet …
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