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Developments in Thermochemical and Electrolytic Routes to Hydrogen Production: Part I

Chair(s)

Taylor, A. C., U.S. Department of Energy

Co-chair(s)

Gorensek, M., Savannah River National Laboratory

This symposium focuses on nontraditional methods for generating hydrogen that would reduce reliance on fossil fuels, in particular those that use heat from a nuclear power plant to dissociate water into hydrogen and oxygen by thermochemical or electrolytic means. This session focuses on assessment of thermochemical hydrogen production methods and the most novel hydrogen production processes.

Presentations

12:30 PM
(210a) Hythec: Aims and First Assessments of an Ec Funded Project on Massive Scale Hydrogen Production Via Thermochemical Cycles
12:50 PM
(210b) A Standardized Method for Evaluating the Potential of Alternative Thermochemical Cycles
1:10 PM
(210c) Assessing the Efficiency Limits for Hydrogen Production by Thermochemical Cycles
1:30 PM
(210d) Production of H2 by Hydrolysis of Zn Aerosol Freshly Made by Evaporation and Condensation
1:50 PM
(210e) Reaction Kinetics and Modeling of the Aerosol Thermal Decomposition of Zno in for Solar Thermochemical Production of H2
2:10 PM
(210f) Radiolytic Water Splitting: Demonstration at the Pm3-a Reactor

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