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Hydrogen as an Energy Carrier: High Volume Production Issues I

Chair(s)

Gorensek, M., Savannah River National Laboratory

Co-chair(s)

Armstrong, . T. R., Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Robinson, S., Oak Ridge National Laboratory

One of the key prerequisites for a viable hydrogen economy is the ability to produce hydrogen economically on a massive scale. This session addresses high volume production of hydrogen as an energy carrier from nuclear, renewable, and nonrenewable resources. R&D papers on established production methods as well as novel nuclear or renewable resource-based methods are welcome.

Presentations

8:00 AM
Introductory Remarks
8:04 AM
(182a) Pre-Conceptual Design and Cost Estimate for a Nuclear Hydrogen Production Plant
8:26 AM
(182b) Experimental Studies of the Iodine-Water System for the Sulfur-Iodine Thermochemical Cycle
8:48 AM
(182c) Sulfuric Acid Decomposition Catalysts and Reaction Considerations for Sulfur-Based Thermochemical Water Splitting Cycles
9:10 AM
(182d) Improvement of the Thermal Efficiency of Hydrogen Iodide Concentration in I-S Process by Using Radiation-Induced Polymerized Membrane in Electrodialysis System
9:32 AM
(182e) Development of Separation Processes Based on Membrane Technology for the S-I Thermochemical Cycle
9:54 AM
(182f) Technical Barriers and Opportunities in Nuclear Plant/Hydrogen Plant Connection Technologies
10:16 AM
(182g) Hybrid Sulfur Cycle Flowsheets for Hydrogen Production from Nuclear Energy
10:38 AM
(182h) Solar Production of Hydrogen Using a Cadmium Based Thermochemical Cycle

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