Catalytic hydrogen generator for use with methanol
CA 1290548 C · Owner: Jenkins, John Ward · Inventors: Jenkins, John Ward
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A catalytic hydrogen generator which generates hydrogen by the partial oxidation of methanol by oxygen (usually supplied as air) which comprises a gas permeable catalyst system having an upstream zone filled with a copper catalyst supported on a refractory support (for example silica or silicate granules) and a downstream zone fillet with a mixture of a similar supported copper catalyst and a platinum or palladium catalyst supported on a similar refractory support. A mixture of methanol and oxygen is fed to the upstream zone and initially permeates through to the downstream zone where spontaneous oxidation of the methanol is initiated raising the temperature of the system to a level at …
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- Granted October 15, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended October 15, 2008.
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