Superiority of Re-circulating Fluidized Bed Reactor Over Existing Reactor Arrangements for Chemical Looping Combustion—A Review

Tomar, Sachin; Lokachari, Nitin; Sharma, Raman

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-5798-4_8

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“…They put forward mixed CoO–NiO/yttria-stabilized zirconia (YSZ) attributing to their high reactivity, stability, and coke resistance compared to the monometallic oxide. After that, a large number of studies have broadened the development of CLC power systems, including the review of CLC, , OC materials, , reactors, − etc. Abad et al carried out an experimental analysis on the reaction performance and kinetic characteristics of Cu-, Ni-, and Fe-based OCs in CLC processes.…”

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Development of Chemical Looping Combustion Power Systems at the Chinese Academy of Sciences

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A power system with chemical looping combustion (CLC) has been an effective method to realize efficient energy conversion and CO 2 capture with zero energy penalty. Over the past 30 years, CLC power systems have been developed rapidly. Studies on the development of CLC power systems at the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) have enlightened and broadened the application of CLC from the standpoint of the systematic integration of CLC with thermal cycles, life cycle assessment, reactors, and oxygen carrier materials. In this paper, the development of CLC power systems at CAS is comprehensively reviewed. First, the principle of cascade utilization of chemical energy of CLC was depicted. Second, the developed thermal cycles, their integration performance with CLC, and the life cycle assessment of typical CLC power systems were presented. Moreover, the CLC reactors and their kinetics were reviewed as well as the reactivity of oxygen carriers. Besides, fossil -fuel-based CLC power systems hybridized by solar energy were systematically reviewed and appraised. Finally, we try to present the future perspectives for the sustainable development of the CLC energy system. This paper would be expected to provide scientific insights and helpful clues for understanding the principle of CLC power systems and show step-change approaches to high-efficiency, clean, and low-carbonenergy systems with CLC utilization.

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