Title
Electro-catalytic conversion of ammonia into hydrogen

CoPED ID
ec17e24b-690d-44e2-af39-317829b57f13

Status
Active

Funder

Value
No funds listed.

Start Date
Sept. 30, 2022

End Date
Sept. 30, 2026

Description

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This project will develop an electro-catalytic technology to dissociate NH3 into hydrogen for use in either aircraft or power station turbines. The use of an electro-catalytic process will lower the temperatures of operation compared to other thermal conversion technologies, thus reducing the cost of ammonia cracking. The specific objectives are to investigate new electro-catalysts for the conversion of ammonia into hydrogen and evaluate the performance in terms of energy efficiency and NH3 dissociation efficiency. The students will be expected to perform experimentation on catalyst synthesis, characterisation using advanced techniques and performance evaluation using a lab scale reactor.

Cranfield University LEAD_ORG
EDF Energy Plc STUDENT_PP_ORG

Mingming Zhu SUPER_PER
Fenghe Zhang STUDENT_PER

Subjects by relevance
  1. Hydrogen
  2. Energy efficiency
  3. Ammonia
  4. Aircraft technology

Extracted key phrases
  1. New electro
  2. Catalytic conversion
  3. Thermal conversion technology
  4. Catalytic technology
  5. Catalytic process
  6. NH3 dissociation efficiency
  7. Ammonia cracking
  8. Hydrogen
  9. Use
  10. Power station turbine
  11. Catalyst synthesis
  12. Energy efficiency
  13. Performance evaluation

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