Assessment of the Effects of Temperature and Pressure on the Efficiency of High-Purity Hydrogen Production from Hydrocarbon Feedstocks in Membrane-Catalytic Devices

The effects of temperature and pressure on both sides of the membrane on the efficiency of hydrogen production are estimated by mathematical modeling using as examples two types of membrane-catalytic devices for high-purity hydrogen production from hydrocarbon feedstocks with different methods of removing the hydrogen product. Graphs of the results are convenient for prompt selection of the optimal operating temperatures and pressures for producing high-purity hydrogen with a high volumetric yield.