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  • Ingeniería Química
  • Ciencia de Materiales

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  • La electrólisis del dióxido de carbono (CO2) es vital para la descarbonización industrial.
  • La ampliación de los reactores de electrólisis de CO2 presenta desafíos como inhomogeneidades espaciales en la selectividad y la densidad de corriente.
  • Los estudios de rendimiento convencionales a menudo pasan por alto estos problemas localizados.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Diseñar, construir y probar una celda de flujo de brecha cero para el monitoreo localizado de la electrólisis de CO2.
  • Investigar la influencia de los parámetros operativos en la formación de productos localizados y la densidad de corriente.
  • Abordar la necesidad crítica de una operación uniforme de la celda durante la ampliación.

Principales métodos:

  • Desarrollo de una celda de flujo de brecha cero que permite el monitoreo local.
  • Muestreo de composición de gas multipunto a lo largo de la ruta de flujo.
  • Seguimiento de la densidad de corriente a través de la celda.
  • Análisis de la selectividad del producto localizado y la evolución de hidrógeno.

Principales resultados:

  • Se identificaron inhomogeneidades espaciales en la selectividad y la densidad de corriente.
  • La evolución parasitaria de hidrógeno se localizó bajo condiciones específicas.
  • Se demostró que los parámetros operativos influyen en la formación de productos localizados y los perfiles de densidad de corriente.
  • El estudio demostró el impacto de las no uniformidades en la conversión de CO2 a CO.

Conclusiones:

  • Una celda de flujo de brecha cero facilita el análisis detallado del rendimiento de la electrólisis de CO2.
  • Es esencial ir más allá de las métricas promediadas para una operación de celda eficiente y uniforme.
  • La comprensión y mitigación de las inhomogeneidades espaciales son críticas para la ampliación industrial exitosa de los electrolizadores de CO2.