The Developing of High Efficiency Coal-Fired Flue Gas CO2 Capturing Absorbent

Xiang Ping Yang; Yu Ze Jiang; Shi Jian Lu; Di Wen Jiang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.641-642.136

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The Developing of High Efficiency Coal-Fired Flue Gas CO₂ Capturing Absorbent

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For developing the high efficiency and new-style CO₂ absorbent, the CO₂ absorbing ability, separating performance, causticity to steel and decomposition performance were studied and contrasted for various kinds of absorbent. It was suggested that 12%MEA+7.5%AMP is the best composite absorbent. The rich liquid regeneration temperature is 100°C. Adding 1% sodium metavanadate could reduce the corrosion and decomposition.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 641-642)

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January 2013

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Xiang Ping Yang, Yu Ze Jiang, Shi Jian Lu, Di Wen Jiang

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Antidegradant, Antiseptic, CO₂, Composite Amine Solution

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