Thermochemical processes hydrogen production

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Sustainable Hydrogen Production by Thermochemical Biomass Processing... 

As well as the previously described methods of hydrogen production, there are other commercial processes whose application is restricted to specialised production conditions. These include the partial oxidation of heavy hydrocarbons, autothermal reforming and the Kvcerner process. In addition, there are numerous production processes that are still at the basic research stage, but show promising potential. These primarily include thermochemical hydrogen production, photochemical and biological processes. The main characteristics of these methods are outlined below. For a more detailed discussion, please refer to the relevant specialist literature. 

Thermochemical Hydrogen is concerned with the production of hydrogen as a gaseous fuel through a closed loop thermochemical process for water-splitting. There are two ongoing projects in this area. 

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