Calciner and method for calcination of a carbon dioxide rich sorbent
A technology rich in carbon dioxide and carbon dioxide, applied in chemical instruments and methods, combustion methods, calcination, etc., can solve the problems of low heat transfer efficiency, low efficiency of moving bed, hindering heat transfer of inert solid particles, etc.
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[0063] Reference is made to the figures which show a carbonator-calciner system comprising a calciner 1 having a furnace 2 and a reactor 3 in which calcination takes place.
[0064] The furnace 2 has an oxidant supply 5, a fuel supply 6, a flue gas outlet 7 and a solids (HT solids) supply 8a, 8b.
[0065] The fuel may be any suitable fuel, such as coal, oil, gaseous fuel, etc.; the oxidant (usually preheated oxidant) may be air, but other oxidants are possible, such as oxygen-enriched air or substantially pure oxygen or Other suitable oxidizing agents; HT solids can be alumina (Al 2 o 3), but other solid particles that remain inert in combustion systems up to 1300°C, such as bauxite, can also be used. Furthermore, HT solids are larger than the sorbent particles applied to carbon capture. HT solids in the size range of 800 μm - 1.2 mm and adsorbent particles in the size range of 50 - 500 μm may be required, however, other size classes may work as well, as long as HT solids t...
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