CCS - A technology for the future: general discussion.
CCS - A technology for the future: general discussion.
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CCS - 面向未来的技术:一般性讨论。
DOI:
10.1039/c6fd90053d
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发表时间:
2016
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
Smit B
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Smit B
Niall MacDowell opened discussion of the paper by Lisa Joss: Lisa, in your paper, you evaluated the class of phase-change MOFs proposed by McDonald et al. 1 in the context of a TSA process. Despite the original paper claiming an energy of regeneration of 2.2–2.3 GJ per t of CO2, you observed that, owing to a sensitivity to water, the energy of regeneration was in practice likely to be greater than 5.0 GJ per t of CO2. At this point, I would note that the water content of your model gas was relatively low at 4%–a typical coal plant would produce an exhaust gas containing $8% water. Putting aside the marginal CAPEX requirements for a moment, this energy cost is so much greater than the 2.2–2.3 GJ per t of CO2 required for a state-of-the-art amine process, 2–4 does this work indicate that adsorbents with a sensitivity for water should not be pursued for CO2 capture purposes? Your conclusions seem to indicate not, stating that “adsorption processes are not as mature [as amine processes]”, but the scale at which adsorption processes are operating in industry was repeatedly noted throughout the discussions.It was noted that it might be preferable to incorporate a section of sacri cial material in the adsorber as opposed to a drying process. What effect do you think this might have on the energy cost, as presumably this material would also have to be regenerated?