Abstract:Oxygen transport membrane (OTM) is a kind of inorganic ceramic material with both electronic and oxygen ionic conductivity at high temperature. OTM can separate oxygen from oxygen-containing gas effectively and has good catalytic activity as well. Coupling OTM with oxygen-enriched combustion is an effective way to achieve the goal of "Carbon Peak and Carbon Neutralization". However, CO2 produced by the combustion would destroy the structure of OTM and decrease the stability. So, the membranes are required to perform high oxygen permeability and CO2 tolerance. This paper presents a systematic review of recent CO2-tolerant dual-phase mixed conductor OTM materials. We introduce the oxygen permeation mechanism as well as various factors of the oxygen permeability and CO2 tolerance. A lot of efforts have been made by researchers and we present some recent progresses of CO2-tolerant OTM materials in this paper. Applications of dual-phase mixed conductor OTMs in many areas have been reported as well, such as oxygen-enriched combustion, coupling membrane reactors with hydrogen production and partial oxidation of methane. This could improve the energy utilization efficiency as well as the capture and reuse of carbon. At the end, the development of CO2-tolerant dual-phase mixed conductor OTM materials is summarized and prospected.