Investigations of the SHS Cobalt Based Catalysts in Reaction of Synthesis Gas Production from Natural Gas
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By means of selfpropagating high-temperature synthesis method metaloceramics based on cobalt oxide was obtained and its catalytic activity in reaction of methane conversion into various content synthesis gas in two sectional separately heated reactor at atmospheric pressure was studied. Temperature and volume flow rate influence on the yield of catalytic reaction products was also investigated. It was shown that the fuel conversion in oxidation process reached 90-98%. The optima working conditions of methane catalytic oxidation processes were found.
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