Utilization of chemical looping strategy in coal gasification processes
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Abstract Three chemical looping gasification processes, i.e. Syngas Chemical Looping (SCL) process, Coal Direct Chemical Looping (CDCL) process, and Calcium Looping process (CLP), are being developed at the Ohio State University (OSU). These processes utilize simple reaction schemes to convert carbonaceous fuels into products such as hydrogen, electricity, and synthetic fuels through the transformation of a highly reactive, highly recyclable chemical intermediate. In this paper, these novel chemical looping gasification processes are described and their advantages and potential challenges for commercialization are discussed.
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OpenAlex topics: Chemical Looping and Thermochemical Processes · Oil, Gas, and Environmental Issues · Iron and Steelmaking Processes
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