Abstract
The deactivation course of nickel methanization catalysts was investigated in the temperature range of 310/sup 0/C to 370/sup 0/C and in the pressure region of 20 to 80 bar. Raising the CO partial pressure accelerated the deactivation whereas raising the H/sub 2/ partial pressure slowed it down. An influence of the temperature could not be clearly recognized. The deactivation got slower with greater dwell time and larger degree of conversion. Two hypotheses to explain the deactivation are given.
Citation Formats
Zeeb, H P.
Deactivation of nickel catalysts in the methanization of hydrogen/carbon monoxide mixtures under pressure.
Germany: N. p.,
1979.
Web.
Zeeb, H P.
Deactivation of nickel catalysts in the methanization of hydrogen/carbon monoxide mixtures under pressure.
Germany.
Zeeb, H P.
1979.
"Deactivation of nickel catalysts in the methanization of hydrogen/carbon monoxide mixtures under pressure."
Germany.
@misc{etde_5822332,
title = {Deactivation of nickel catalysts in the methanization of hydrogen/carbon monoxide mixtures under pressure}
author = {Zeeb, H P}
abstractNote = {The deactivation course of nickel methanization catalysts was investigated in the temperature range of 310/sup 0/C to 370/sup 0/C and in the pressure region of 20 to 80 bar. Raising the CO partial pressure accelerated the deactivation whereas raising the H/sub 2/ partial pressure slowed it down. An influence of the temperature could not be clearly recognized. The deactivation got slower with greater dwell time and larger degree of conversion. Two hypotheses to explain the deactivation are given.}
place = {Germany}
year = {1979}
month = {Jan}
}
title = {Deactivation of nickel catalysts in the methanization of hydrogen/carbon monoxide mixtures under pressure}
author = {Zeeb, H P}
abstractNote = {The deactivation course of nickel methanization catalysts was investigated in the temperature range of 310/sup 0/C to 370/sup 0/C and in the pressure region of 20 to 80 bar. Raising the CO partial pressure accelerated the deactivation whereas raising the H/sub 2/ partial pressure slowed it down. An influence of the temperature could not be clearly recognized. The deactivation got slower with greater dwell time and larger degree of conversion. Two hypotheses to explain the deactivation are given.}
place = {Germany}
year = {1979}
month = {Jan}
}