This work considers the use of a Molten Carbonate Fuel Cell (MCFC) system as power generation and CO2 concentrator unit downstream coal burner an existing production plant. In this way, capability MCFCs for segregation, which today is studied primarily in reference to large-scale plants, applied intermediate-size plant highlighting potential MCFC low energy method carbon capture. A technical fe...

The electrolytic coproduction of CO and H2 is achieved from air, water, and a single beam of sunlight rather than from fossil fuels. H2 and CO cosynthesis is driven by a single concentrator photovoltaic to simultaneously drive molten hydroxide and molten carbonate electrolyses. The carbon neutral process captures carbon without the need for the preconcentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide.

Molten carbonate fuel cells provide a promising technology for the operation of future stationary power plants. In order to enhance service life, a detailed understanding of the dynamical behavior of such fuel cell systems is necessary. In particular, fast load changes shall be simulated, respectively optimized without risking material stress due to the extreme temperature differences usually a...

Molten-salt breeder reactors (MSBR's) are being developed by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory for generating low-cost power while extending the nation's resources of fissionable fuel. The fluid fuel in these reactors, consisting of UF4 and ThF4 dissolved in fluorides of beryllium and lithium, is circulated through a reactor core moderated by graphite. Technology developments over the past 20 y...

The Lux-Flood basicity of La2O3-containing alkali molten carbonate mixtures has been quantitatively estimated by a gas solubility method based on the use of acidic gaseous O2 for the titration of the oxide concentration in the melt. The amount of gaseous oxygen dissolved in the melt in form of peroxide ion has been taken as a quantitative probe for the carbonate basicity. Results demonstrate th...

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