Bi26MO10O69 nanopowder was prepared by hydrothermal method and used as a surface modification material for oxygen separation membrane to enhance oxygen permeability. Thermal decomposition behavior and phase variation of the precursor were investigated by thermal analyzer （TG-DSC） and high-temperature X-ray diffraction （HT-XRD）. Bi26MO10O69 porous layer was coated on the air side of BaCo0.7Fe0.2Nb0.1O3-δ （BCFN） oxygen permeable membrane by dipping method. In the partial oxidation experiment of coke oven gas （COG）, the Bi26Mo10O69-coated BCFN membrane exhibits higher oxygen permeability and CH4 conversion than the uncoated BCFN membrane. When the thickness of BCFN membrane was 1 mm and the COG and air fluxes were 120 and 100 mL/min, the oxygen permeation flux reached 16.48 mL/（min.cm^2） at 875℃, which was 16.96% higher than the uncoated BCFN membrane. Therefore, Bi26MoloO69 porous layer on the air side will be promising modification coating on the oxygen permeability of BCFN membrane.
