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Main5Development of CO₂ direct hydrogenation catalyst process
Principal Investigator: Ki-Won Jun
Institution: Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology
LAB telephone: +82-42-860-7671
E-mail: kwjun@krict.re.kr
Goal of Research project
Development of CO₂ conversion high-efficiency catalyst and reaction system for the production of methanol, light olefins and liquid hydrocarbons using renewable energy
Research contents
- Development of reaction system suitable for high efficiency CO₂ hydrogenation catalyst and intermittent power supply
- Integrated process design of CO₂ hydrogenation catalytic reaction technology using renewable energy
- Optimization and design of commercialization process through operation of mini-pilot plant of Power-to-Liquids (>5kg/day)
Future utilization and vision
- By developing a CO₂ direct conversion reaction system optimized for the fluid supply of renewable energy, we have secured the next generation CO₂ direct hydrogen source catalyst and reaction technology
- Identification of obstacle technology through process design and development, contributing to securing blank technology and securing original process technology
- Achieved high-efficient power-to-liquids or power-to-chemicals technology that can maximize the utilization of domestic renewable energy by overcoming the existing energy-intensive and large-scale 2-stage indirect conversion system and high efficiency module conversion of CO₂ conversion reaction system.
Sub research & Commissioned research Projects
- Sub1 Development CO₂ direct hydrogenation catalyst process (Ki-Won Jun, Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology)
- Sub2 Development of a two-stage methanol synthesis process using two temperature-zone catalytic hydrogenation of CO2 (Honggon Kim, Korea Institute of Science and Technology)
- Sub3 Process design and techno-economic evaluation of CO₂ utilization framework (Jiyong Kim, Incheon National University)
- Sub3 Development of catalytic process for the direct conversion of CO₂ to aromatics (Jaehoon Kim, Sungkyunkwan University)
Representative figure
- Highly efficient catalyst process for methanol/light olefin/liquid hydrocarbon synthesis from CO₂ hydrogenation
- Highly efficient power-to-X integrated process suitable for flexible power supply from renewable energies