SULFUR BASED THERMOCHEMICAL CYCLES FOR HYDROGEN PRODUCTION PETER OTA.

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SULFUR BASED THERMOCHEMICAL CYCLES FOR HYDROGEN PRODUCTION PETER OTA

CONTENT OVERVIEW THERMOCHEMICAL CYCLES HEAT SOURCES FOR THERMOCHEMICAL CYCLES IODINE-SULFUR CYCLE BROMINE-SULFUR HYBRID CYCLE HYBRID SULFUR CYCLE CONCLUSION

THERMOCHEMICAL CYCLES COMBINE HEATS SOURCE WITH CHEMICAL REACTIONS TO SPLIT WATER INTO HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN THE CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS USED TO SEPARATE HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN ARE RECYCLED TEMPERATURES BETWEEN 750°C AND 1000°C ARE OPTIMAL FOR THERMOCHEMICAL CYCLES CAN REACH AN EFFICIENCY OF 50% (ELECTROLYSIS HYDROGEN PRODUCTION EFFICIENCY ≈ 20-40%) SULFUR BASED CYCLES ARE THE MOST PROMISING WITH CURRENT TECHNOLOGY

HEAT SOURCES NUCLEAR HEAT -CURRENT COMMERCIAL REACTORS HAVE A MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE OF ~700°C WHICH IS LESS THAN REQUIRED FOR THERMOCHEMICAL CYCLES -NEW HIGH TEMPERATURE REACTORS WOULD BE REQUIRED CONCENTRATED SOLAR POWER -ONLY OTHER CARBON NEUTRAL SOURCE THAT CAN REACH TEMPERATURES ABOVE 800°C -NO CURRENT SOLAR PLANTS USED TO CREATE HYDROGEN USING THERMOCHEMICAL CYCLES

IODINE-SULFUR CYCLE Rejected Heat Hydrogen Oxygen 900°C 400°C Heat H2OH2O Sulfur Circulation Iodine Circulation SO 2 + H 2 O I2I2 2HI + H 2 SO 4 I 2 + H 2 O + SO 2 H 2 SO 4 SO 2 + H 2 O 2HI H2H2 ½O 2 I2I2 EFFICIENCY OF 30-50% HEAT IS USED TO SEPARATE HYDROGEN FROM IODINE & OXYGEN FROM SULFURIC ACID

BROMINE-SULFUR HYBRID CYCLE Rejected Heat Hydrogen Oxygen 900°C Heat H2OH2O Sulfur Circulation Bromine Circulation SO 2 + H 2 O Br 2 2HBr + H 2 SO 4 Br 2 + H 2 O + SO 2 H 2 SO 4 SO 2 + H 2 O 2HBr H2H2 ½O 2 Br 2 EFFICIENCY OF 40% ELECTROLYSIS IS USED TO REMOVE HYDROGEN FROM BROMINE THE SULFUR LOOP IS IDENTICAL TO THE SULFUR-IODINE CYCLE Electricity

HYBRID SULFUR CYCLE H 2 + H 2 SO 4 2H 2 O + SO 2 H2OH2O Hydrogen Oxygen Electrolysis Sulfur Circulation H 2 SO 4 H 2 O + SO 2 + ½O 2 Heat (>800°C) H 2 SO 4 H 2 O + SO 2 Electricity EFFICIENCY OF 40-50% DEVELOPED BY WESTINGHOUSE IN 1976 USES ELECTROLYSIS AND THERMOCHEMICAL REACTIONS OUTPERFORMS THE SULFUR- BROMINE HYBRID CYCLE WITHOUT USING A HALOGEN

STATUS OF THERMOCHEMICAL CYCLES WESTINGHOUSE STOPPED RESEARCH OF THE HYBRID- SULFUR CYCLE WHEN OIL PRICES DROPPED IN 1986 GENERAL ATOMICS, SANDIA NATIONAL LABS AND UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY LEAD RESEARCH IN THE UNITED STATES

CONCLUSION SULFUR-IODINE CYCLE IS THE MOST EFFICIENT HALOGEN CYCLE SULFUR-HYBRID CYCLE IS THE MOST EFFICIENT HYBRID CYCLE ALL OF THE SULFUR THERMOCHEMICAL CYCLES ARE MORE EFFICIENT THAN JUST ELECTROLYSIS A NEW REACTOR OR SOLAR THERMAL PLANT WOULD BE REQUIRED FOR COMMERCIAL HYDROGEN CREATION

REFERENCES RAGHEB, M. “THERMOCHEMICAL IODINE SULFUR FOR HYDROGEN PRODUCTION,” SEPT. 26, PERRET, R. “SOLAR THERMOCHEMICAL HYDROGEN PRODUCTION RESEARCH,” MAY, 2011 “NUCLEAR HYDROGEN R&D PLAN,” MAR. 2004, DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY, AACHEN.DE/R2H/INDEX.PHP/HT_REACTOR_ASSOCIATED_TO_THERMO-CHEMICAL_CYCLES