Benefits: Methanol-to-hydrogen catalyst formulation
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Formulation for methanol-to-hydrogen catalyst (output: 1 ton): 300 kg of aluminum glue (100%) – calculated content. Calculate the content for 450 kg (100%) of basic copper carbonate. Calculate the content for 250 kg of basic zinc carbonate (100%). Kneading, extruding. Dry, rotate the shaft, and dry in the sun. Dry at 180°C/1500 min. 9) Calcination at 550℃/1500min
The amounts of aluminum glue, basic copper carbonate, and basic zinc carbonate in the formula are 300 kilograms, 450 kilograms, and 250 kilograms respectively, based on a purity of 100%. When preparing catalysts from these raw materials, processes such as kneading, extrusion, drying, rolling, sun-drying, baking, and calcination are usually carried out. The drying temperature is set at 180°C, and the time is 1500 minutes ； The calcination temperature is 550°C, and the time is also 1500 minutes. These steps are intended to mix the catalyst components evenly, form an appropriate pore structure, and pre-treat the catalyst to an active state. .
Thanks, boss, for the additional info. If a large amount of this catalyst is used, processing it ourselves can save a lot of costs. Hydrogen energy has become a hot topic these days, with attention focused on its transportation and storage. I am currently conducting experiments with hydrogen-based fuels
It’s such a simple recipe; isn’t the firing temperature a bit high?
I had been using methanol-based hydrogen production catalysts before; this is the first time I’ve seen the manufacturing process
How is the catalyst’s performance? Could you share that? For example, the quantitative relationship between the amount of catalyst used and the hydrogen production volume
Your recipe doesn’t specify what to use as the “adhesive”? For example, is it a sodium carboxymethyl cellulose aqueous solution or something else, like 3% dilute nitric acid? It also doesn’t specify the size of the strips during extrusion – are they strips with a diameter of 2 mm or 3 mm? Since it’s public, it should be explained in more detail. Thank you! :handshake
What are the chances of getting this approved for a patent application?
Brothers and sisters in the forum, which family is producing this catalyst? My family runs a company that produces basic copper carbonate. JM Smith & Co. in the UK also purchases basic copper carbonate from us. If you need it, please contact me at 13666659168 – Zhou Chencheng