Methods for Using a Catalyst Preburner in Fuel Processing Applications
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Jun 19, 2008
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Dec 14, 2006
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Methods of using a catalyst preburner upstream of a catalyst burner, such as an anode tailgas oxidizer (ATO), in fuel processing applications. The methods prepare a hydrogen containing gas mixture which can be effectively combusted in a single ATO. The catalyst preburner will convert raw fuels into a gas mixture including hydrogen. This hydrogen containing gas mixture then mixes with the required air flow and anode tailgas and off-gas from a pressure swing adsorption unit before being introduced into the catalyst burner. The methods address the start-ups needs of an ATO as well as the requirement that an ATO be able to burn both liquid and gas fuels in a single unit.
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