A method for capturing carbon dioxide in flue gas
A carbon dioxide and flue gas technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, separation methods, inorganic chemistry, etc., can solve the problems of reduced absorption efficiency, easy damage to the hydrophobic layer, difficulty in equipment maintenance and large-scale equipment, and achieve durability and stability The effect of improving performance, overcoming poor temperature and pressure tolerance, and expanding the temperature and pressure range
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[0016] The circulation rate of a certain solvent is 250kg / h, the raw material gas contains 15% carbon dioxide, and the raw material gas flow rate is 80Nm 3 / h, the maximum reaction temperature in the membrane module is 65°C, the carbon dioxide in the feed gas entering from the inlet (1) passes through the membrane surface of the non-hydrophobic ceramic membrane absorption module (5) and enters the absorbent solution, and is pumped by the centrifugal pump The negative pressure at the inlet (4) forms a micro-negative pressure circulation of the solvent in the membrane absorption module (5), and the purified flue gas exits the non-hydrophobic ceramic membrane module (5) from the gas phase outlet (2); the absorption after absorbing carbon dioxide The reagent solution is transported to the regeneration tower (8) by the centrifugal pump (7) through the outlet (6), and the regenerated lean solution is circulated back to the solution inlet (3) of the membrane module. The carbon dioxid...
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[0018] The circulation rate of a certain solvent is 250kg / h, the raw material gas contains 15% carbon dioxide, and the raw material gas flow rate is 80Nm 3 / h, the maximum reaction temperature in the membrane module is 75°C, the carbon dioxide in the feed gas entering from the inlet (1) passes through the membrane surface of the non-hydrophobic ceramic membrane absorption module (5) and enters the absorbent solution, and is pumped by the centrifugal pump The negative pressure at the inlet (4) forms a micro-negative pressure circulation of the solvent in the membrane absorption module (5), and the purified flue gas exits the non-hydrophobic ceramic membrane module (5) from the gas phase outlet (2); the absorption after absorbing carbon dioxide The reagent solution is transported to the regeneration tower (8) by the centrifugal pump (7) through the outlet (6), and the regenerated lean solution is circulated back to the solution inlet (3) of the membrane module. The carbon dioxid...
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