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Reformate Desulfurization for Logistic SOFC Power Systems Hongyun Yang 1, Troy Barron 1 and Bruce Tatarchuk 2 1. IntraMicron Inc., 368 Industry Drive, Auburn, AL, 36832 2. Dept. of Chem. Eng., Auburn University, AL, 36849 June 16, 2010 the 44 th Power Sources Conference Las Vegas, NV 1

IntraMicron Inc. IntraMicron Inc is a small business company located at Auburn, AL. Its R&D covers:(1) Filtration; ti (2) Desulfurization; (3) Fischer TropschSynthesis; (4) CO oxidation. Microfibrous Entrapped Catalyst Particles Polishing sorbents for gas phase desulfurization Adsorbent for liquid phase desulfurization 22

Desulfurization Sorbents/Adsorbents Low Temperature Gas Phase Desulfurization Sorbent: Cu-ZnO/SiO 2, (Patent Applied for) Liquid Phase Desulfurization Adsorbents: Ag 2 O/TiO 2 for JP-5 BT Capacity (mg of S/ g of Sorbent t) 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 Cu-ZnO/SiO 2 Fe-ZnO/SiO 2 Co-ZnO/SiO 2 Ni-ZnO/SiO 2 Mn-ZnO/SiO 2 ZnO/SiO 2 Commercial ZnO ZnO (Regn) Current capacity: ~6 mg S/g adsorbent 0 Sorbents After Desulfurization Ultralow Sulfur Diesel Sample DMDBT and Derivatives

Outline Sulfur Issue Reactor Design and Bed Configuration Desulfurization & Regeneration Performance Desulfurizer Construction Conclusion Acknowledgements 4

Sulfur Issue Typical Fuel Cells Have Low Sulfur Threshold: 0.1 ppmv most for PEM Fuel Cells 2~3 ppmv for typical Solid Oxide Fuel Cells Sulfur Content in Logistic Fuels (ca. JP-5, JP-8) i.e. 500~3000ppmw, equivalent to 50~300 ppmv after converted to reformates in reformers. Sulfur Removal Techniques Pre Reformer Desulfurization Post Reformer Desulfurization Post Reformer Desulfurization Using Reactive Sorbents ZnO, CuO, Fe 2 O 3 etc. High sulfur capacity y( (i.e. 392 mg S/g ZnO), compared to adsorbents for liquid phase desulfurization. 5

Objectives To build a desulfurizer able to Reduce total sulfur concentration to less than 3 ppmv Provide a continuous run of 200 hours Have a good low temperature performance for cold startup and transient operations Small bed size: ~1 foot long Low pressure drop ca. 1-2 psi 6

Cyclic Arrangement and Transition Operation Start with heating Time balance 5hours = 4hours 1hour Transition 7

Reactor/Valve Sizes Preferred desulfurization temperature: 400 C Preferred regeneration temperature: 600 C Parameter Value Result Particle size 0.8~1.4 mm Regn <5 hour Reactor diameter 6 60 cm/s P=1.4 psi Bed length 12 L/D=2 Pipe /valve size 2 6 m/s Note: The system works at 400 C during desulfurization and 600 C during regeneration. Therefore the valves are required to work at high temperature in the presence of oxygen during regeneration. Sulfur input: 300 ppmv 8

Design Challenges Reformates: Flow rate: 17 kg/hr. Temperature from reformer: 850 C Reformate Composition: Component Concentration CO 24.9% CO 2 10.2% WATER 6.9% H 2 25.0% N 2 33.0% High flow rate: Pressure Drop High Temperature: Need heat exchanger High CO and CO 2 concentration, COS formation. CO 2 +H 2 S=COS+H 2 O CO+H 2 S=COS+H 2 H 2S 300 ppmv Breakthrough Concentration: 2~3 ppmv Run time: 200 hours Regenerable Small Reactor Pressure Drop: < 2 psi Good Low Temperature Performance for Cold Startup and Transient Operations. 9

Desulfurization Performance COS Equilibrium Analyses CO(g)+H 2 S(g)=COS(g)+H 2 (g) CO 2 (g)+h 2 S(g)=COS(g)+H 2 O(g) (slow homogeneous reaction) (fast heterogeneous reaction) (1) Experimental results suggest the COS formation via CO is slow, the outlet COS concentration is about 6 ppmv at test conditions in a blank tube. (2) COS formation via CO 2 requires catalysts such as ZnS (3) COS is difficult to be captured by ZnO sorbent. Hydrolysis is required reformate composition: 25% CO, 25%H 2, 10% CO 2, 7% H 2 O and 33% N 2. 10

Effects of CO and CO 2 (ppm) centration Sulfur Con 4.0 3.5 3.0 2.5 2.0 1.5 1.0 0.5 0.0 1.8 ppm add 25% CO 0.2 ppm add 10% CO 2 remove CO Fresh Regn 1 0.1ppm 1.7 ppm 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 Time (min) CO+H 2 S=COS+H 2 K=0.0363 C e =10.4 ppmv; CO 2 +H 2 S=COS+H 2 O K= 0.0029 C e =1.2 ppmv 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Need sorbents for COS removal or conversion Breakthrough curves of layered beds tested with 300 ppmv H 2 S-25% H 2-25% CO- 10% CO 2-7% H 2 O-33% N 2 at a face velocity=100 cm/s at 400 C. Bed length: 22 cm 11

Bed Configuration Layered Bed Design Low outlet sulfur concentration (as low as 0.3 ppmv) Less weight Short regeneration time Low temperature function Bed Configuration Down flow direction (in desulfurization) Diameter: 2.14 cm Particle size: 0.8~1.4 mm Supported sorbent: ZnO/SiO 2 and supported Cu doped ZnO sorbent which has a better low temperature performance. Desulfurization Commercial ZnO bed (10 cm) Supported ZnO sorbent bed (12 cm) Regeneration High capacity Long regn. time High density Poor contacting low capacity short regn. time low density high contacting efficiency 12

Layered- Bed Performance (1) Allow multiple stop and resume (2) Run time can be extended if necessary. Desulfurization was carried out at 400 C in the presence of reformates containing 300ppmv H 2 S-25% H 2-25% CO-10% CO 2-7%H 2 O-33% N 2 at a face velocity of 60 cm/s. 13

Cyclic Test (Layered Bed of ZnO-ZnO/SiOZnO/SiO 2 ) 250 2.50 Su ulfur conce entration (pp pmv) 2.00 1.50 1.00 0.50 1st cycle 30th cycle 2beds 30 cycles/bed 5 hrs/cycle Total is 300 hours. 0.00 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 Time (min.) Desulfurization was carried out at 400 C in the presence of reformates containing 300 ppmv H 2 S-25% H 2-25% CO-10% CO 2-7%H 2 O-33% N 2. 14

Reduced Regeneration Time Sorbent can be regenerated in a shorter time; Sorbent bed can be stop and resume multiple times during the run. Sorbent bed can provide a longer service time. Tested with challenge gas containing 300 ppmv, 30% CO, 32% H 2, 30% N 2 and 8% H 2 O at a face velocity of 1.0 m/s at 400 C. The sorbent bed contains 56 g of 1.2 mm ZnO particles with a bed length of 10 cm, and ZnO/SiO 2 of 12 cm. Spent sorbent was regenerated in air-steam mixture containing ~14% O 2 for 4 hours. 15

Low Temperature Performance Su ulfur Conce entration (p ppmv) 9.0 8.0 7.0 6.0 5.0 40 4.0 3.0 2.0 1.0 0.0 ZnO Bed Fresh Layered Bed Fresh Layered Bed Regn 1 Layered Bed Regn 2 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 Time (min) Desulfurization was carried out at 150 C in the presence of reformates containing 300 ppmv H 2 S-25% H 2-25% CO-10% CO 2-7%H 2 O-33% N 2. 16

Off-Site Regenerable Desulfurizer (Sulfur Cartridge) Single reactor provides a run time of 200 hours. r Concent tration (pp mv) Ou utlet Sulfu 3.5 30 3.0 2.5 20 2.0 1.5 1.0 0.5 0.0 0-5 hr at 300 ppmv H2S 5-180hr at 2100 ppmv H2S 180-200hr at 300 ppmv H2S 0 50 100 150 200 250 Equivalent Time (hour) Desulfurization was carried out at 400 C in the presence of reformates containing 300ppmv H2S-25% H2-25% CO-10% CO2-7%H2O-33% N2 at a face velocity of 60 cm/s. 17

Desulfurizer Construction Sorbent Loaded for Desulfurizer 18

Conclusion The layered bed made of commercial ZnO and supported ZnO based sorbent demonstrated a wide operational temperature window (150~400 C). The layered bed are highly regenerable. It can be regenerated for 30 cycle without significant changes in desulfurization performance. The designed desulfurizer can provide a continuous run with regeneration or 200 hours run as a sulfur cartridge. 19

Acknowledgements Award #: W56HZV-07-C-0577 20

Thank you for your attention Questions? 21