Publication

Feasibility of Li-Nafion hollow fiber membranes in methanol synthesis: mechanical and thermal stability at elevated temperature and pressure

Rudolf Paul Wilhelm Jozef Struis
2000
Journal paper

Abstract

In view of the laboratory tests performed at PSI with a Nafion tubular membrane reactor module for the catalysed methanol synthesis with CO2 and H-2 at 200 degrees C, the mechanical stability of a commercially available Nafion hollow fiber was tested at elevated temperatures (T=160-200 degrees C) and pressures (P

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