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main1Development of membrane/adsorbent materials and separation processes for CO and CH₄ recovery
Principal Investigator: Jeonghoon Kim
Institution: Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology
LAB telephone: +82-42-860-7042
E-mail: jhoonkim@krict.re.kr
Goal of Research project
Development of high performance membranes/adsorbents and separation processes for CO and CH₄ recovery
Research contents
- Development of large-area hybrid composite membranes for CO/N₂, CO/CO₂, CH₄/N₂, and N₂/CH₄ separations
- Development of adsorbent for the application of Mixed matrix membranes for N₂/CH₄ separation
- Establishment of bench-scale membrane(1 N㎥/hr) separation processes
- Design of pilot-scale (10 N㎥/hr) separation processes and economic evaluation
Future utilization and vision
- [Applications and technological contributions] By obtaining high purity CO and CH₄ at low costs, we hope to develop technologies for the mass production of renewable gas, thereby securing the lead in relevant markets worldwide.
- [Social contributions] We would be able to respond to climate change regulations as well as to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions by developing advanced CO and CH₄ recovery technologies.
Sub research projects
- Sub 1 Development of membrane materials and processes for CO and CH₄ recovery (Jeonghoon Kim, KRICT)
- Sub 2 Development of membrane materials based on solid electrolyte for facilitated CO transport (Jong Hak Kim, Yonsei University)
- Sub 3 Enabling molecular sieving behavior of advanced membranes for high performance N₂/CH₄ separation (Jong Suk Lee, Sogang University)
- Sub 4 Development of efficient MOF-based adsorbents and adsorptive separation process for CH₄/N₂ separation (Youn-Sang Bae, Yonsei University)
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- Development of next-generation membrane/adsorbent materials and separation processes for the separation/recovery of high purity carbon monoxide and methane from industrial by-product gas, low-quality natural gas, and organic waste resources.