Ammonia Cracking at Fraunhofer IMM

Why watch it?

In this three-minute clip, Fraunhofer IMM presents ammonia as a practical carrier for storing green hydrogen and moving it over long distances, and shows its catalytic process for cracking ammonia back into hydrogen. The process builds on the institute's microstructured reactors and in-house catalysts. Because it runs autothermally, the description says, the endothermic cracking reaction needs no external energy source. The institute is presenting its own technology, and no performance figures are given.

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