Production of synthesis gas using convective reforming
CA 1282962 C · Owner: Karafian, Maxim · Inventors: Karafian, Maxim; Tsang, Irving C.
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A convective reformer device is provided which is useful for partially reforming a feed mixture of hydrocarbons and steam. The device includes an outer shell enclosure and a tubular inner core assembly and is specifically adapted to support heat exchange between a heating fluid, which may be an effluent from downstream and the hydrocarbon-steam feed mixture. The convective reformer is used in a system and process for the steam reformation of hydrocarbons, in which the partially reformed effluent from the convective reformer is further reformed in a steam reforming furnace or an, auto-thermal reformer, or a steam reforming furnace followed by an auto-thermal reformer. The fully reformed …
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- Granted April 16, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 16, 2008.
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