Method for the removal of acid gases from a residual gas of an alcohol synthesis
A technology for synthesis of residual gas and alcohol, which is applied in separation methods, gas treatment, chemical instruments and methods, etc., and can solve problems such as adverse economic effects
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[0018] A sulfur-free residual gas 1 containing hydrogen, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide is withdrawn from an alcohol synthesis M, for example a methanol synthesis, and is cooled in a heat exchanger E1 opposite to the process stream to be heated. The cooled residual gas is conducted via line 2 into the lower part of the absorption column A and then guided upwards therein. Liquid, low-temperature methanol is supplied to the top of the absorption column A as a scrubbing agent, which on its downward path comes into intensive contact with the residual gas conducted in countercurrent, where mainly carbon dioxide is absorbed. A substantially carbon dioxide-free gas mixture consisting essentially of hydrogen and carbon monoxide can thus be discharged via line 4 . After being heated in the heat exchanger E1 against the residual gas 1 to be cooled, this gas is sent via line 5 as feedstock to the alcohol synthesis plant M for substance use. Sending this gas to other applications is ...
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