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Conversion of Natural Gas to Energy through Pemfc to Apply at Commercial Application

Abhi Soni, Naim Memon, Hiralkumar Morker, Vaishali Umrigar

Due to depletion of fuel and the scarcity of crude in upcoming years, inclination towards alternative energy sources lead us to think for an alternative to the existing fuels’ replacement. Also as many industrial processes, combustion processes release excess amount of natural gas. This amount of natural gas is burned off or flared in the atmosphere. Much of such gas is being wasted which worth billions of dollars. Hence

Natural gas can be utilized for the energy production and alternative to fuels’ for automobile Industries. To fulfil this objective, the scope of the study targets the following project execution at application level. Separation of Hydrogen from Natural Gas, synthesis of Polymeric membrane, assemble the Polymeric electrolytic material Fuel Cell (PEMFC) for Electricity generation, assemble the Polymeric electrolytic material Fuel Cell (PEMFC) for Electricity generation, energy production trials and engine performance with Natural gas as a fuel.