Removing H 2 S from Biogas Using Sorbents for Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Applications
Desulfurization of biogas is essential for its application in solid oxide fuel cells. The influence of CH 4 , CO 2 , H 2 , and O 2 as well as the effect of moisture onto desulfurization performance of an activated carbon, an adsorbent based on a CuO‐MnO mixture, and a zeolite adsorbent were analyzed...
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| description | Desulfurization of biogas is essential for its application in solid oxide fuel cells. The influence of CH
4
, CO
2
, H
2
, and O
2
as well as the effect of moisture onto desulfurization performance of an activated carbon, an adsorbent based on a CuO‐MnO mixture, and a zeolite adsorbent were analyzed. The use of moisturized gas had no negative influence on the H
2
S adsorption performance of activated carbon. The CuO‐MnO sorbent showed the best performance, but the presence of moisture had a negative influence. The performance of zeolite dropped for three gas mixtures, while for two other mixtures moisture had little to no influence on H
2
S adsorption performance. |
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2
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