Energy Procedia · 2014 · 28 citations · 0 references
Co2 Adsorption ProcessEngineeringEnergy EfficiencyEnergy ConversionGasificationCo2 Capture EnergyCo2 Capture TestLow-temperature SteamChemical EngineeringCarbon SequestrationClean Coal TechnologyGreenhouse Gas SequestrationGas StorageHeat TransferWaste ManagementSteam DistributionCarbonizationEnvironmental EngineeringThermal EngineeringFlue Gas
In the process of capturing CO2 from flue gas (combustion exhaust gas), the lowering of CO2 capture energy is considered a significant issue. If some or all of the CO2 capture energy can be compensated with the waste heat, a significant energy saving is possible. In our proposed CO2 adsorption process, because the CO2 is captured using low-temperature steam, an energy-s ving process that makes it is easy to utilize the waste heat can be created. In this paper, we conduct bench tests aimed at developing a mo ing-bed system suitable for large-scale plants in order to verify the performance of the adsorbent. The results demonstrated that an moving-bed system could be established to capture 1.6t/day of CO2 from coal combustion exhaust gas.