TY - GEN
T1 - HYTHEC
T2 - 16th World Hydrogen Energy Conference 2006, WHEC 2006
AU - Le Duigou, Alain
AU - Borgard, Jean Marc
AU - Larousse, Bruno
AU - Doizi, Denis
AU - Werkoff, F.
AU - Allen, Ray
AU - Ewan, Bruce C.
AU - Priestman, Geoff H.
AU - Devonshire, Robin
AU - Elder, Rachael
AU - Minocha, Manu
AU - Ramos, Victor
AU - Cerri, Giovanni
AU - Salvini, Coriolano
AU - Giovannelli, Ambra
AU - De Maria, Giovanni
AU - Brutti, Sergio
AU - Corgnale, Claudio
AU - Roeb, Martin
AU - Monnerie, Nathalie
AU - Schmitz, Mark
AU - Noglik, Adam
AU - Sattler, Christian
AU - Orden Martinez, Alfredo
AU - De Lorenzo Manzano, Daniel
AU - Cedillo Rojas, Jorge
AU - Dechelotte, Stephane
AU - Baudouin, Olivier
PY - 2006
Y1 - 2006
N2 - The objective of HYTHEC - HYdrogen THErmochemical Cycles - is to investigate the effective potential for massive hydrogen production of the S-I thermo-chemical cycle, and to compare it with the hybrid S Westinghouse (WH) cycle. The project aims to conduct flow-sheeting, industrial scale-up, safety and costs modeling, to improve the fundamental knowledge and efficiency of the S-I cycle H2 production step, and to investigate a solar primary energy source for the H2SO4 decomposition step which is common to both cycles. Initial reference flow-sheets for S-I and WH cycles have been prepared and compared. First data and results are available now on the coupling of S-I cycle with a Very High Temperature Nuclear Reactor, scale-up to industrial level and cost estimation, improvement of the knowledge of the HIx mixture (S-I cycle) and membrane separation, splitting of sulphuric acid using a solar furnace, and plant concepts regarding the WH process.
AB - The objective of HYTHEC - HYdrogen THErmochemical Cycles - is to investigate the effective potential for massive hydrogen production of the S-I thermo-chemical cycle, and to compare it with the hybrid S Westinghouse (WH) cycle. The project aims to conduct flow-sheeting, industrial scale-up, safety and costs modeling, to improve the fundamental knowledge and efficiency of the S-I cycle H2 production step, and to investigate a solar primary energy source for the H2SO4 decomposition step which is common to both cycles. Initial reference flow-sheets for S-I and WH cycles have been prepared and compared. First data and results are available now on the coupling of S-I cycle with a Very High Temperature Nuclear Reactor, scale-up to industrial level and cost estimation, improvement of the knowledge of the HIx mixture (S-I cycle) and membrane separation, splitting of sulphuric acid using a solar furnace, and plant concepts regarding the WH process.
KW - HYTHEC
KW - Hybrid-Sulphur cycle
KW - Hydrogen production
KW - Sulphur Iodine cycle
KW - Thermochemical
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M3 - Conference contribution
AN - SCOPUS:84875627358
SN - 9781622765409
T3 - 16th World Hydrogen Energy Conference 2006, WHEC 2006
SP - 2031
EP - 2041
BT - 16th World Hydrogen Energy Conference 2006, WHEC 2006
Y2 - 13 June 2006 through 16 June 2006
ER -