Alüminyum cürufu kullanarak sudan hidrojen üretimi
2017
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Danışman: Prof. Dr. Mehmet Sait Söylemez ; Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Abdulaziz Kaya
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In this thesis, hydrogen gas was generated in a reactor from the chemical reaction of water and aluminum dross which is a waste of aluminum production plants and aluminum die casting factories. An experimental setup consisting of a reactor, control and measurement devices has been constructed on Gaziantep University Campus to perform these reactions. This experimental setup has been tested with many experiments under different operating conditions to investigate the technical feasibility and efficiency of producing hydrogen gas. In addition, the amount of generated hydrogen gas, its heating value and the amount of heat released due to the exothermic reaction in the gas mixture were measured by using Gas Chromatography and Gas Calorimeter. At the end of the experiments, 120 L of hydrogen gas was produced after reacting 2 L of hot tap water at 100°C with 1 kilogram of aluminum dross. However, the amount of hydrogen in the gas mixture by gas chromatography was measured in 93,243% purity, and the heating value of the gas mixture by gas calorimeter was measured as 2375 kcal/m3.
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Mehmet Kale
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Mehmet Kale (Master Thesis). Alüminyum cürufu kullanarak sudan hidrojen üretimi, 2017, Gaziantep University.
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