Method and device for continuous separation of methane, carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide from biogas by hydrate method
A carbon dioxide and methane separation technology, applied in the direction of hydrogen sulfide, chemical instruments and methods, hydrocarbons, etc., can solve the problems that cannot meet the requirements, are not conducive to energy saving and emission reduction, and waste resources, so as to improve the gas-liquid contact efficiency and improve Effect of hydration formation rate and recovery improvement
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[0028] The hydrate method is a method for continuously separating methane, carbon dioxide, and hydrogen sulfide from biogas. The relationship between the phase equilibrium temperature and pressure of methane gas hydrate is that when the temperature is 273.2K-287.2K, the pressure should be 2.641MPa-11.650MPa, and the carbon dioxide gas The relationship between hydrate phase equilibrium temperature and pressure is when the temperature is 273.7K-283.1K, the pressure should be 1.324MPa-4.502MPa, and the relationship between hydrogen sulfide gas hydrate phase equilibrium temperature and pressure is when the temperature is 272.8K-288.7K, The pressure should be between 0.093MPa and 0.499MPa. The relationship between the phase equilibrium temperature and pressure of the three gas hydrates is very different. Using a suitable hydrate formation accelerator can properly stir and remove the hydrate formation heat in time. , a three-stage gas separation device that can continuously separate ...
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