Journal of the Korean Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, Vol.6, No.2, 200-212, April, 1995
이산화탄소와 메탄을 이용한 함성개스 제조에 있어서 Ni/Y-zeolite 촉매의 특성
Catalytic Properties of Ni/Y-zeolites for the CO2+CH4 Reaction into Synthesis Gas
초록
이산화탄소와 메탄으로부터 합성개스를 직접 제조하는 반응을 니켈, 팔라듐 및 백금이 담지된 촉매상에서 수행하였다. NaY상에 담지된 니켈은 메탄의 탈수소 및 이산화탄소의 수소화반응에 대하여 높은 활성을 보였다. 이 촉매 상에서 이산화탄소의 전환율은 84%에 이르렀다. 소성한 NiO와 PtO도 역시 메탄의 탈수소반응에 대하여 활성을 나타내었다. 촉매활성은 NaY상에 도입된 니켈 함량에 크게 의존하였으며, 니켈 담지량이 3.3wt%인 경우에 가장 높은 이산화탄소 및 메탄 전환율이 얻어졌다. 촉매의 특성은 Y-제올라이트 중에 존재하는 양이온의 종류에 의해 영향을 받았다. 높은 이산화탄소 전환율은 산성이 아닌 제올라이트 상에 니켈을 담지하였을 때 얻어졌다. 제올라이트 담체의 정전기장이 증가할수록 이산화탄소의 전환율은 감소하였다. 또한 이산화탄소가 순수한 제올라이트 담체나 니켈이 담지된 촉매로부터 탈착되는 현상을 승온탈착법으로 관찰하였다.
Synthesis gas formation by the direct reaction of CO2 with CH4has been studied on Ni, Pd and Pt suppored catalysts. Ni supported on NaY zeolite showed a high catalytic activity for the dehydrogenation of methane and the hydrogenation of carbon dioxide. The conversion of CO2 over this catalyst reached up to 84%. The calcined NiO and PtO also showed the dehydrogenation activity of methane. The activity strongly depended on the nickel amount over NaY, and the maximum conversion of CO2 and CH4 was obtained with 3.3wt% Ni loading. The catalytic properties were influenced by the cations in Y-zeolite. The higher CO2 conversion was obtained over Ni supported on non-acidic zeolites. As the electrostatic field of zeolite increased, the CO2 conversion decreased. In addition, the measurement of CO2 desorbed from pure zeolites or Ni/support was carried out by the temperature programmed desorption method.
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