Liquid-liquid phase-change absorbent for capturing carbon dioxide and application of such absorbent
A carbon dioxide, absorbent technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, dispersed particle separation, air quality improvement, etc., to achieve the effect of increasing the load concentration, reducing the total liquid volume, and reducing energy consumption for regeneration
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[0027] A preparation method for a liquid-liquid phase change absorbent for carbon dioxide capture, comprising the following steps:
[0028] In terms of mass percentage, weigh the following components, 20% to 60% of co-extraction agent, 10% to 50% of organic amine, 0% to 5% of auxiliary agent, and the balance is water. Mix them evenly to obtain a liquid-liquid phase change absorbent.
[0029] The absorbent described in the present invention can be used to remove CO in gas sources such as power plant flue gas, natural gas, refinery gas, shift gas, hydrogen production gas or synthesis gas. 2 capture.
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[0031] In terms of mass percentage, weigh the following components, 20% of diethylenetriamine, 40% of tetramethylene sulfone, and 40% of water, and mix the components evenly to obtain a liquid-liquid phase transition Absorbent, at 40°C, 100g of liquid-liquid phase change absorbent absorbs 11.4g of CO 2 After that, liquid-liquid two phases were formed; among them, the mass of the rich-phase layer was 63.5g, and the mass of the poor-phase layer was 36.5g; the CO in the rich-phase layer 2 The load is 11.358g, accounting for the total CO 2 99.6% absorption.
Embodiment 2
[0033]In terms of mass percentage, weigh the following components, 10% of diethylenetriamine, 20% of N,N-dimethylacetamide, 3% of organosiloxane and 37% of water, to obtain Liquid-liquid phase-change absorbent, at 40°C, 100g of liquid-liquid phase-change absorbent absorbs CO 2 A liquid-liquid two-phase was formed after weighing 11.4g, wherein, the mass of the rich-phase layer was 46.8g, and the mass of the poor-phase layer was 53.2g; the CO in the rich-phase layer 2 The load was 11.07g, accounting for the total CO 2 97.1% absorption.
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