The application provides a method for
carbon dioxide capture and hydrogenation synthesis of
methanol based on a eutectic
solvent, and belongs to the technical field of carbon capture and utilization. The method comprises the following steps: weighing acetyl
guanidine and
ethylene glycol according to a proportion, mixing the acetyl
guanidine and the
ethylene glycol, stirring to prepare a eutectic
solvent at a given temperature, capturing
carbon dioxide in
flue gas by using the eutectic
solvent to form a rich liquid, transferring the rich liquid into a high-pressure reaction kettle, adding a catalyst,
filling in hydrogen, increasing the temperature to perform a
carbon dioxide hydrogenation reaction, filtering to obtain a catalyst and a mixture of the eutectic solvent and
methanol after the reaction, and performing
flash evaporation on the mixture to obtain product
methanol and regenerated eutectic solvent. After capturing carbon dioxide in the
flue gas, the method directly performs in-situ carbon dioxide hydrogenation in the absorbent to prepare methanol, avoids problems such as
high energy consumption of carbon dioxide
desorption, high
reaction temperature and low single-pass conversion rate in a traditional gas-
solid phase reaction process, and has a simple process and easy regeneration of the eutectic solvent.