Session: Plasma for Energy and Environmental Applications (2010 Spring National Meeting)

Tuesday, March 23, 2010: 2:00 PM

Travis A/B (Grand Hyatt San Antonio)

Description:

This symposium will focus on the use of plasma for energy and environmental applications. Topics of interest will include, but are not limited to the following: • Plasma-assisted reforming to produce hydrogen-rich synthesis gas • CO2 conversion or decomposition • Coal, biomass, or solid waste gasification • Plasma for diesel exhaust treatment • Plasma-assisted combustion • NOx, SOx, VOC, or ammonia removal/decomposition • Fuel cleanup – desulfurization, tar cracking, etc. • H2S decomposition • Plasma-assisted heterogeneous catalysis for energy and environmental applications

Sponsor:

Topical 2: Advanced Fossil Energy Utilization

Co-Sponsor(s):

Environmental Division (09), Fuels and Petrochemicals Division (16)

Chair:

Dushyant Shekhawat
Email: Dushyant.Shekhawat@netl.doe.gov

Co-Chair:

David A. Berry
Email: david.berry@netl.doe.gov

- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on CD.

2:00 PM

(95a) Hydrogen Production From Residual Heavy Oil
Graciela Prieto, Oscar Prieto, Carlos R. Gay, Kazunori Takashima and Akira Mizuno

2:20 PM

(95b) Hydrogen Production From Ammonia Decomposition: Study On the Synergetic Effect of DBD Plasma and Cheap Metal Catalysts
Li Wang, Yue Zhao, Hongchen Guo and Weimin Gong

2:40 PM

(95c) Plasma Reforming of E85 for Hydrogen Rich Gases Production
Xinli Zhu, Trung Hoang, Lance L. Lobban and R.G. Mallinson

3:00 PM

(95d) Non-Thermal Plasma Reforming of Refractory Tars and Oils Generated by Biomass Gasification
Lyman Frost, S. Elangovan and J. Hartvigsen

3:20 PM

(95e) Non-Thermal Plasma Logistic Fuel Reformer for TARDEC
Lyman Frost, J. Hartvigsen and S. Elangovan

3:40 PM

(95f) Fluidized Bed Plasmas Reactor for Catalyst Preparation. Application for SCR NOx by Hydrocarbons in Mobile Sources
Marjorie Foix, Patrick da Costa, Cedric Guyon and Michael Tatoulian

4:00 PM

(95g) Production of Hydrogen From Sugar by a Liquid Phase Electrical Discharge
Selma Mededovic Thagard, Graciela Prieto, Ellen R. Fisher, Kazunori Takashima and Akira Mizuno

4:20 PM

(95h) Forming Small Organic Molecules From CO2 Using a Dielectric Barrier Discharge (DBD) Plasma
Michael A. Lindon, Dushyant Shekhawat, Earl Scime, Michael Gallagher, Matt Galante, Jeffrey Atkinson and Bruce Tepke

4:40 PM

(95i) Measurement of OH Radical in DBD Reactor with/without Catalyst by HPLC for Toluene Removal
Yufang Guo, Xiaobin Liao and Daiqi Ye

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