混合導電性ペロブスカイト型酸化物を用いた酸素分離(<特集>酸素分離・製造技術の最新動向)

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Mixed ionic-electronic conductors are materials which conduct both oxide ions and electronic charge carriers (electron and/or hole) simultaneously. Perovskite-type oxides (ABO_3) with valence-variable cations and oxide ion vacancies such as La_<1-x>Sr_xCo_<1-y>Fe_yO_<3-δ> (LSCFs) are representative and most intensively studied mixed conductors. LSCFs and their relatives desorb and absorb a large amount of oxygen reversibly from and into the crystal lattice without changing their fundamental crystal structures. By full use of the reversible oxygen sorption-desorption and mixed conductive properties, oxygen separation from, for example, air with 100% selectivity is possible at temperatures above 300℃. High temperature oxygen separation is very important technology to recover waste heat from high-temperature facilities and can contribute the improvement of energy efficiencies. Oxygen separation is also a key technology for oxy-fuel combustion, because its exhaust consists, in principle, of H_2O and CO_2 which is ready for CCS (Carbon dioxide Capture and Storage). In this review article, two types of oxygen separation technologies by using mixed ionic-electronic conductors are outlined; membrane separation at high temperature range (usually above 800℃) and temperature/pressure swing separation at medium to high temperature range (for example, 300-800℃). After describing basic aspects of mixed conductive perovskite-type oxides, current research status and future challenges will be reviewed.
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2010-09-20

混合導電性ペロブスカイト型酸化物を用いた酸素分離(<特集>酸素分離・製造技術の最新動向)

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