Advances and Perspectives of H₂ Production from NH₃ Decomposition in Membrane Reactors

Hydrogen is often regarded as an ideal energy carrier. Its use in conversion devices does fact not produce any pollutants. However, due to challenges related its transportation and storage, liquid hydrogen carriers are being investigated. Among the carriers, ammonia considered very promising because it easy store transport, has only nitrogen a byproduct. This work focuses on review of latest results studies dealing with decomposition for production. After general introduction topic, this specifically works presenting membrane reactors decomposition, particularly describing different reactor configurations operating conditions, properties, catalysts, purification steps that required achieve pure fuel cell applications.