Optimization of Temperature Rise during CO2 Absorption Process Using Response Surface Methodology

Tan Lian See; Mohd Shariff Azmi; Kok Keong Lau

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.625.42

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Optimization of Temperature Rise during CO₂ Absorption Process Using Response Surface Methodology

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This study aims to optimize the temperature rise during CO₂ absorption process using response surface methodology (RSM). Verification experiments were performed using a pilot scale experimental set up to validate the optimization condition generated from RSM analysis. The magnitude of temperature rise was observed to increase with increase of pressure and it was especially significant with the increase of CO₂ inlet concentration. However, the increase of temperature with higher CO₂ inlet concentration was not very obvious after 60% of CO₂ inlet concentration. The predicted values of the optimized temperature rise were generally in good agreement with the actual experimental results and this indicated that the empirical correlation generated was well suited with the experimental results.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 625)

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September 2014

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Tan Lian See, Mohd Shariff Azmi, Kok Keong Lau

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Absorption, Amine, CO₂ Capture, Packed Column

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