Method for absorbing and separating light hydrocarbons from dry gas or industrial tail gas by utilizing ionic liquid
An ionic liquid and industrial tail gas technology, applied in separation methods, dispersed particle separation, petroleum industry, etc., can solve the problems of high energy consumption, difficult recycling, environmental and product pollution of cryogenic separation methods, and is suitable for industrialization. Production, favorable for mass transfer and diffusion, and the effect of less solvent consumption
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[0038] Absorbent composition: [P 4444 ][C 7 h 15 COO] Tetrabutylphosphonium n-octoate pure ionic liquid absorbent. Refinery dry gas composition (molar ratio): methane 23.0%, ethane 20.1%, ethylene 16.8%, propane 2.3%, propylene 5.2%, hydrogen 1.1%, nitrogen 22.4% and C 4 other components above.
[0039] The refinery dry gas is pressurized to 2.0MPa through the compressor, and the temperature is lowered to 10°C by cooling, and it is passed into the bottom of the absorption tower, and the absorbent is added to the top of the absorption tower to ensure that most of the C 2 ~C 4 Light hydrocarbons are absorbed, and the C-rich 2 ~C 4 The absorption liquid of light hydrocarbons, and insoluble nitrogen, hydrogen, methane and other residual tail gases are obtained from the top of the tower.
[0040] The absorption liquid at the bottom of the tower enters the desorption tower, adopts the method of temperature rise and desorption, the desorption temperature is controlled at 75°C,...
Embodiment 2
[0042] Absorbent composition: [N 4444 ][C 5 h 11 COO] Tetrabutylammonium n-hexanoate pure ionic liquid absorbent. Refinery dry gas composition: methane 24%, ethane 9.0%, ethylene 7.1%, propane 0.3%, propylene 1.2%, hydrogen 32%, air 19% and C 4 other components above.
[0043] As in Example 1, the dry gas and the absorbent are contacted and absorbed in countercurrent at 15°C and 2.0 MPa, and the absorbing liquid is desorbed at 70°C to produce C 2 ~C 4 Light hydrocarbons are recovered and recycled by the absorbent at the bottom of the tower. C 2 ~C 4 The comprehensive recovery rate of light hydrocarbons can reach 92.1%.
Embodiment 3
[0045] Absorbent composition: [bmpyrr][BuHPO 3 ]N,N-Butylmethylpyrrolidine phosphite butyl ionic liquid and C 6 For the mixed absorbent of hydrocarbons, the ionic liquid accounts for 80% (volume fraction). Dry gas composition: methane 19%, ethane 12.3%, ethylene 14.5%, propane 0.5%, propylene 1.3%, hydrogen 28%, air 18% and C 4 other components above.
[0046] As in Example 1, the dry gas and the absorbent are contacted and absorbed in countercurrent at 10°C and 3.5 MPa, and the absorbing liquid is heated and decompressed at 75°C and 0.2 MPa to desorb C 2 ~C 4 Light hydrocarbons are recovered and recycled by the absorbent at the bottom of the tower. C 2 ~C 4 The comprehensive recovery rate of light hydrocarbons can reach 96.3%.
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