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Hydrogen and hydrogen isotope recovery equipment

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JPH01298001A
JPH01298001A JP63128323A JP12832388A JPH01298001A JP H01298001 A JPH01298001 A JP H01298001A JP 63128323 A JP63128323 A JP 63128323A JP 12832388 A JP12832388 A JP 12832388A JP H01298001 A JPH01298001 A JP H01298001A
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Yoshihiro Ozawa
小澤 義弘
Masaharu Sakagami
坂上 正治
Masayoshi Kondo
近藤 政義
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Abstract

(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。
(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は重水素(D)−1−リチウム(T)を燃料とす
る核融合炉に係り、特に、燃料ガス循環系、増殖ブラン
ケット系や安全系など、気流中のトリチウムの回収に好
適な回収装置に関する。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a nuclear fusion reactor using deuterium (D)-1-lithium (T) as fuel, and particularly relates to a fuel gas circulation system, a breeding blanket system, and a nuclear fusion reactor that uses deuterium (D)-1-lithium (T) as fuel. This invention relates to a recovery device suitable for recovering tritium in airflow, such as in safety systems.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

従来、気流中のトリチウムの回収には、化学形が水素で
あるトリチウムを、酸化触媒の働きで。
Conventionally, tritium in the air stream has been recovered using the action of an oxidation catalyst to recover tritium, whose chemical form is hydrogen.

水の形に酸化した後、モレキュラーシーブで回収する方
式がとられている。(特開昭52−145697号公報
) 〔発明が解決しようとする課題〕 上記従来技術では、回収したトリチウム水を。
The method used is to oxidize it into water and then recover it using a molecular sieve. (Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 52-145697) [Problems to be Solved by the Invention] In the above-mentioned conventional technology, the recovered tritiated water is used.

トリチウム燃料として再使用するため、モレキュラーシ
ーブから脱離した後、還元触媒塔や、電気分解法を用い
て、トリチウムを水素の化学形態、T2に還元する必要
があり、装置構成が複雑になる。
In order to reuse tritium as fuel, it is necessary to reduce tritium to the chemical form of hydrogen, T2, using a reduction catalyst column or electrolysis after it is desorbed from the molecular sieve, making the device configuration complicated.

本発明の目的は、ガス中のトリチウムのうち、Tooを
T2に還元させ1反応で生成したT2を同−装置内で分
離し、回収させることで、効率の高い回収装置を提供す
ることにある。
An object of the present invention is to provide a highly efficient recovery device by reducing Too of tritium in a gas to T2 and separating and recovering T2 produced in one reaction in the same device. .

〔課題を解決するための手段〕[Means to solve the problem]

上記目的は、触媒層に接して、多孔質ガラス担体膜の一
方の側に水素及び水素同位体透過膜を担持することによ
り達成される。
The above object is achieved by supporting a hydrogen and hydrogen isotope permeable membrane on one side of the porous glass carrier membrane in contact with the catalyst layer.

〔作用〕[Effect]

キャリアーガスである、ヘリウムや窒素ガス中で、水素
及び水素同位体は、水及び水素の化学形態で存在してい
る。酸化鋼(CuO)、酸化亜鉛(ZnO)、酸化クロ
ム(Crz○3)で代表される触媒上で、一酸化炭素C
Oと反応させると次式で、水素に転換する。
In carrier gases such as helium and nitrogen gas, hydrogen and hydrogen isotopes exist in the chemical forms of water and hydrogen. Carbon monoxide C
When reacted with O, it is converted to hydrogen according to the following formula.

Hz ○ + CO3H2+  C02この反応は、い
わゆる水性ガス反応といわれ、低温はど水素が生成する
が、触媒の活性は高温はど大きくなる。酸化銅一酸化亜
鉛系の低温触媒ではその温度範囲は180〜300°C
が適当である。
Hz ○ + CO3H2+ C02 This reaction is called a water gas reaction, and hydrogen is produced at low temperatures, but the activity of the catalyst increases at high temperatures. The temperature range for low-temperature catalysts based on copper oxide and zinc monoxide is 180 to 300°C.
is appropriate.

この反応は平衡反応なので、反応を右に進ませるには、
系内で生成したHz(トリウム含む)を早急に取り除く
必要がある。そこで、触媒層中に、水素及び水素同位体
を選択的に透過する金属膜を担持した多孔質ガラス担体
の管群を設け、反応で生成した水素、及び水素同位体の
みを系外に排出して回収することができる。
This reaction is an equilibrium reaction, so to move the reaction to the right,
It is necessary to remove the Hz (including thorium) generated within the system as soon as possible. Therefore, a group of porous glass carrier tubes supporting a metal membrane that selectively permeates hydrogen and hydrogen isotopes is installed in the catalyst layer, and only the hydrogen and hydrogen isotopes produced in the reaction are discharged from the system. can be recovered.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

以下、本発明の一実施例を第1図により説明する。トリ
チウムがN2ガスキャリアガス中に1゛20、あるいは
、DTO,HT○のように水の化学形態及び、T2. 
D T 、 HTのように水素の化学形態で存在してお
り、このトリチウムを含むガスを反応容器1に導びく。
An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIG. Tritium is present in the N2 gas carrier gas at 1゛20, or in the chemical form of water such as DTO, HT○, and T2.
The gas containing tritium, which exists in the chemical form of hydrogen such as DT and HT, is introduced into the reaction vessel 1.

反応容器1には、CO共存下で水を水素ガスに還元する
触媒粒子4、例えば、酸化鋼一酸化亜鉛(CuO−Zn
O)触媒を充處しである。また、触媒粒子4の充填層内
に、多孔性ガラス担体管6に水素透過性金属、例えば、
パラジウム、及び、その合金、あるいは、ニッケル及び
その合金を薄膜状に担持した、水素分離回収管5を挿入
しておく。なお、多孔性ガラス担体管6には、約50人
の平均細孔径の貫通孔をもつ二酸化硅3iSiO2を主
成分とするガラス管が適している。キャリアガス中で、
トリチウムが水の化学形態であるT2C,DTO、ある
いは、HT Oは水素の化学形態、T2. D T 、
 HTに転換される。今、入口における水のモル分率が
0.001  水素のモル分率が0.002.000モ
ル分率が0.005、温度204°Cの場合、H20+
CO−+ H2+ COzの反応における平衡定数に、
は206.8である。
The reaction vessel 1 contains catalyst particles 4 that reduce water to hydrogen gas in the coexistence of CO, such as oxidized steel zinc monoxide (CuO-Zn).
O) Filled with catalyst. Further, within the packed bed of catalyst particles 4, a hydrogen permeable metal, for example,
A hydrogen separation and recovery tube 5 carrying palladium and its alloys, or nickel and its alloys in the form of a thin film is inserted. Note that, as the porous glass carrier tube 6, a glass tube whose main component is silica dioxide 3iSiO2 having through-holes with an average pore diameter of about 50 is suitable. in carrier gas,
Tritium is the chemical form of water, T2C, DTO, or HTO is the chemical form of hydrogen, T2. DT,
Converted to HT. Now, if the mole fraction of water at the inlet is 0.001, the mole fraction of hydrogen is 0.002.000, the mole fraction is 0.005, and the temperature is 204°C, then H20+
The equilibrium constant in the reaction of CO-+ H2+ COz is
is 206.8.

この場合の、Hz0からHzへの転換比は、水素分離回
収管5を挿入しない場合0.996  にとどまるのに
対し、水素分離回収管5を挿入して、共存する水素を強
制的に系内に排出することにより、転換比を0.999
  まで向上させることができた。
In this case, the conversion ratio from Hz0 to Hz remains at 0.996 if the hydrogen separation and recovery tube 5 is not inserted, but by inserting the hydrogen separation and recovery tube 5, the coexisting hydrogen is forced into the system. By discharging to
I was able to improve it to.

この場合、水素分離回収管5における水素透過性金属の
薄膜7の透過性は膜P工に反比例するので、出来るだけ
薄い方が良く、17zm以丁が適する。
In this case, the permeability of the hydrogen-permeable metal thin film 7 in the hydrogen separation and recovery tube 5 is inversely proportional to the membrane thickness, so it is better to be as thin as possible, and a thickness of 17 mm or less is suitable.

水素分離回収管5で回収した水素は真空排気系3を作動
させ、水素吸蔵合金充填容器2を通気することで、はぼ
完全に回収することができる。この場合、水素の分圧を
できるだけ低く伴っため、吸蔵合金にはウラン、あるい
はチタンを使用する。
Hydrogen recovered by the hydrogen separation and recovery pipe 5 can be almost completely recovered by operating the vacuum exhaust system 3 and ventilating the hydrogen storage alloy filled container 2. In this case, in order to keep the partial pressure of hydrogen as low as possible, uranium or titanium is used as the storage alloy.

第2図は水素分離回収管5と触媒粒子4の関係を示す。FIG. 2 shows the relationship between the hydrogen separation and recovery tube 5 and the catalyst particles 4.

(A)は触媒粒子充填層中に水素分離回収管を挿入した
形で1反応で生成した水素及び水素同位体は、外から内
側に移行し、水素分離回収管を通して回収する。(B)
は水素分離回収管S中に触媒粒子4を充填する方式で、
この場合、反応で生成した水素および水素同位体は内側
から外側に移行透過し、水素吸蔵合金充填容器2内に導
かれ、水素化物、あるいは、固溶体として、合金中に吸
蔵され、回収される。
In (A), a hydrogen separation and recovery tube is inserted into the catalyst particle packed bed, and hydrogen and hydrogen isotopes generated in one reaction move from the outside to the inside and are recovered through the hydrogen separation and recovery tube. (B)
is a method in which catalyst particles 4 are filled in the hydrogen separation and recovery pipe S,
In this case, hydrogen and hydrogen isotopes generated in the reaction migrate from the inside to the outside, are introduced into the hydrogen storage alloy filling container 2, and are stored in the alloy as a hydride or a solid solution and recovered.

図中、8はキャリアガス入口、9はキャリアガス出口、
1oは水素排出口、11はC○供給1]である。
In the figure, 8 is a carrier gas inlet, 9 is a carrier gas outlet,
1o is a hydrogen discharge port, and 11 is a C○ supply 1].

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

本発明によれば、反応で生成する水素及び水素同位体を
水素透過薄膜を担持した水素分離回収管内に透過させる
ことにより、反応系外に排除させることができるので、
触媒の反応効率を高める効果がある。
According to the present invention, hydrogen and hydrogen isotopes produced in the reaction can be removed from the reaction system by permeating them into a hydrogen separation and recovery tube carrying a hydrogen-permeable thin membrane.
It has the effect of increasing the reaction efficiency of the catalyst.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明の一実施例の系統図、第2図は本発明の
水素分離回収管と触媒粒子の位置間(lvIを示す断面
図である。 1・・・反応容器、2・・・水素吸蔵合金充填容器、3
 ・真空排気系、4・・・触媒粒子、5・・水素分離回
収管、6・・・多孔性ガラス担体管、7 ・水素透過性
金i薄膜、8・・・キャリアガス入口、9・・キャリア
ガス出口、10 水素排出口、11・・・CO供給口。 第12 めZ図
Fig. 1 is a system diagram of an embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 2 is a sectional view showing the position (lvI) between the hydrogen separation and recovery tube of the present invention and the catalyst particles. 1... Reaction vessel, 2...・Hydrogen storage alloy filled container, 3
- Vacuum exhaust system, 4... Catalyst particles, 5... Hydrogen separation and recovery tube, 6... Porous glass carrier tube, 7 - Hydrogen permeable gold i thin film, 8... Carrier gas inlet, 9... Carrier gas outlet, 10 Hydrogen discharge port, 11...CO supply port. No. 12 Z diagram

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1、ガス中において、化学形が水で存在する水素および
水素同位体を、一酸化炭素を共存させて、触媒存在下で
化学形態を水素に還元する装置において、 触媒層に接して、化学形態が水素である水素、および水
素同位体を透過し易い透過膜を担持した多孔性ガラス担
体を設け、反応で生成した前記水素および水素同位体を
選択的に透過させることを特徴とする水素及び水素同位
体還元回収装置。
[Claims] 1. In an apparatus for reducing hydrogen and hydrogen isotopes whose chemical form is water in a gas to hydrogen in the presence of a catalyst in the coexistence of carbon monoxide, comprising: a catalyst layer; A porous glass carrier carrying a permeable membrane that easily permeates hydrogen whose chemical form is hydrogen and hydrogen isotopes is provided in contact with the hydrogen, and the hydrogen and hydrogen isotopes produced in the reaction are selectively permeable. Features hydrogen and hydrogen isotope reduction and recovery equipment.
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Cited By (3)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
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US5661038A (en) * 1995-05-16 1997-08-26 Cornell Research Foundation, Inc. Interface system for isotopic analysis of hydrogen
US5895519A (en) * 1996-03-28 1999-04-20 Saes Pure Gas, Inc. Method and apparatus for purifying hydrogen gas
US6824592B2 (en) * 2001-04-30 2004-11-30 Battelle Memorial Institute Apparatus for hydrogen separation/purification using rapidly cycled thermal swing sorption

Cited By (3)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US5661038A (en) * 1995-05-16 1997-08-26 Cornell Research Foundation, Inc. Interface system for isotopic analysis of hydrogen
US5895519A (en) * 1996-03-28 1999-04-20 Saes Pure Gas, Inc. Method and apparatus for purifying hydrogen gas
US6824592B2 (en) * 2001-04-30 2004-11-30 Battelle Memorial Institute Apparatus for hydrogen separation/purification using rapidly cycled thermal swing sorption

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