Enhancement of reactivity in surfactant-modified sorbent for CO 2 capture in pressurized carbonation
Enhancement of reactivity in surfactant-modified sorbent for CO 2 capture in pressurized carbonation
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10.1016/j.fuproc.2010.11.002
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2011-03
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Huichao Chen;Changsui Zhao;L. Duan;L. Cai;D. Y. Liu;Xiaoping Chen
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Huichao Chen;Changsui Zhao;L. Duan;L. Cai;D. Y. Liu;Xiaoping Chen
The calcination/carbonation loop of calcium-based (Ca-based) sorbents is considered as a viable technique for CO2capture from combustion gases. Recent attempts to improve the CO2uptake of Ca-based sorbents by adding calcium lignosulfonate (CLS) with hydration have succeeded in enhancing its effectiveness. The optimum mass ratio of CLS/CaO is 0.5wt.%. The reduction in particle size and grain size of CaO appeared to be parts of the reasons for increase in CO2capture. The primary cause of increase in reactivity of the modified sorbents was the ability of the CLS to retard the sintering rate and thus to remain surface area and pore volume for reaction. The CO2uptake of the modified sorbents was also enhanced by elevating the carbonation pressure. Experimental results indicate that the optimal reaction condition of the modified sorbents is at 0.5MPa and 700°C and a high conversion of 0.7 is achieved after 10cycles, by 30% higher than that of original limestone, at the same condition.