Solvent for absorbing and separating carbon dioxide in atmospheric pressure gas
A carbon dioxide and gas technology, applied in the direction of chemical separation, separation method, dispersed particle separation, etc., to achieve the effect of reducing solvent degradation, good desorption effect and low energy consumption
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[0018] Prepare an aqueous solution of 25wt% N,N-methylethylethanolamine + 3wt% monoethanolamine at a temperature of 40°C\gas phase CO 2 Partial pressure of 0.5 bar containing CO 2 The mixed gas of N2 and N2 is input into the solution respectively, and after the gas-liquid two-phase reaches equilibrium, the CO in the solvent is absorbed 2 The solubility is 45g / L, while at 120°C CO 2 CO at 0.2 bar partial pressure 2 Solubility is 19g / L; achieve 26g / L circulation separation.
Embodiment 2
[0020] Prepare an aqueous solution of 35wt% N,N-methylethylethanolamine + 5wt% 2-amino-2-methyl-1-propanol at a temperature of 40°C in gas phase CO 2 Partial pressure of 0.15 bar containing CO 2 The mixed gas of N2 and N2 is input into the solution respectively, and after the gas-liquid two-phase reaches equilibrium, the CO in the solvent is absorbed 2 The solubility is 68g / L, while at 120°C CO 2 CO at a partial pressure of 0.46 bar 2 Solubility is 27g / L; achieve 41g / L circulation separation.
Embodiment 3
[0022] Prepare an aqueous solution of 45wt% N,N-methylethylethanolamine + 9wt% piperazine, set the temperature at 40°C, and gas-phase CO 2 Partial pressure of 0.25 bar containing CO 2 The mixed gas of N2 and N2 is input into the solution respectively, and after the gas-liquid two-phase reaches equilibrium, the CO in the solvent is absorbed 2 The solubility is 78g / L, while at 120°C CO 2 CO at a partial pressure of 0.36 bar 2 Solubility is 17g / L; achieve 61g / L circulation separation.
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