A method for catalytically producing
hydrogen from
hydrocarbon raw materials and enriching CO2, wherein
petroleum hydrocarbons are fed into a fluidized reactor, contacted with a catalyst containing a
metal oxide to undergo a carbon-
hydrogen bond
decomposition reaction to generate
hydrogen, and the reaction oil gas and the carbon-bearing catalyst obtained by the reaction are separated; the reaction oil gas is further separated into products containing hydrogen, CO, CO2,
methane and other hydrocarbons; the carbon-bearing catalyst is first fed to a gasifier, contacted with
water vapor for a high-temperature gasification reaction to generate hydrogen and
carbon dioxide; the deactivated catalyst with a small amount of
coke after gasification is fed to a regenerator to contact with
water vapor and an
oxygen-containing gas for a high-temperature gasification and
carbonization reaction to be regenerated, the regenerated catalyst with the carbon burned off is returned to the fluidized reactor for recycling, and the regenerated
flue gas is separated to obtain products containing hydrogen, CO and CO2. The present invention converts low-value
hydrocarbon raw materials into hydrogen, realizes the high-value utilization of
petroleum resources, and simultaneously realizes CO2 enrichment in the gasification and regeneration process, which is beneficial to carbon
recovery and capture.