EP3914374A1 - Verfahren und anlage zur abtrennung von kohlendioxid aus der luft - Google Patents
Verfahren und anlage zur abtrennung von kohlendioxid aus der luftInfo
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- the present invention relates to a method and a plant for separating and recovering carbon dioxide from the air.
- a modern method of separating carbon dioxide which is practiced by the Swiss company Climeworks in Switzerland and Iceland, for example, is to blow ambient air by means of numerous huge fans over filters, the surface of which is impregnated with amines, to which the acidic CO2 is adsorbed.
- the subsequent desorption is carried out by heating the "loaded" filter, which requires enormous amounts of thermal energy.
- the waste heat from power plants or incineration plants can be used (at least for the most part), the energy consumption of the process itself remains enormous. This is mainly because during desorption by simply heating the filter - which takes place in the presence of air - a product gas is obtained which, in addition to CO2, also contains relatively large amounts of N2 (typically at least 5% by volume), the separation of which is extremely complex is.
- US 2010/059377 A1 discloses a method for removing CO2 from the exhaust gas from factories, in particular from plants for generating electricity by burning fossil fuels and coal gasification plants. This includes the absorption of the CO2 and other components of the exhaust gas in 10 to 50% aqueous K2C03 / KHC03 solution in a spray tower, followed by an ion exchange to remove polyvalent cations, after which the solution under a pressure of 2 to 200 atm, preferably> 30 atm. Subsequent electrodialysis using bipolar dialysis membranes removes some of the hydrogen carbonate ions.
- the aim of the present invention was to develop a new method and a corresponding system by means of which CO2 can be obtained in the air in high purity and with less energy expenditure than previously.
- This object is achieved by the present invention in a first aspect by providing a method for separating and recovering carbon dioxide from the ambient air, comprising the continuous implementation of the following steps: a) bringing ambient air into contact with an aqueous solution of at least one alkali - Or alkaline earth metal cations for absorption of the carbon dioxide in the solution to form the hydrogen carbonate or carbonate of the at least one metal;
- step b) thermal desorption of the carbon dioxide from the solution obtained in step b) and enriched in (hydrogen) carbonate ions by means of steam stripping to obtain a carbon dioxide-water vapor mixture and a solution depleted in CO2, which is recycled to step b), wherein therein a pH between 7 and 8.5 or between 8 and 9.5 is set;
- CO2 can be obtained from the air in high purity and relatively energy-efficiently.
- the volume of the further process stream can be considerably reduced compared to comparable absorption processes according to the prior art, which significantly reduces the technical equipment and the energy required for transport and further treatment.
- solutions with high concentrations of alkali or alkaline earth metal cations can sometimes be used according to the present invention, which also reduces the volume of the initial process streams and thus the energy expenditure.
- the water of a natural or artificial lake with a sufficiently high concentration of alkali metal or alkaline earth metal ions for example, is used as solution of the at least one alkali metal or alkaline earth metal cation.
- B. an excavator lake or open pit lake, a set, with a sufficiently high ion concentration is to be understood, which causes a pH of the water of at least 7.5 and which is optionally preset by adding base.
- the present invention is due to the better solubility of the hydroxides and carbonates of a solution of alkali metal ions with respect to alkaline earth metal ions preferably, more preferably Na + - or K + ions, ion reasons of cost, in particular Na t.
- alkaline earth metal ions preferably, more preferably Na + - or K + ions, ion reasons of cost, in particular Na t.
- Such electrolyte systems are stable, ie there is no exchange or loss of the electrolytes with or to the atmosphere.
- additional chemicals such as.
- methanol or formaldehyde the sorption capacity of the absorption solution or the sorption speed can be increased, but this is not necessary for the operation of the disclosed system and is therefore not preferred for reasons of cost and environmental protection.
- the solution has a pH of at least 8.0, so that the absorbed CO2 is not present as a relatively unstable carbonic acid, but completely in the form of hydrogen carbonate or carbonate ions.
- 1 shows a graphical representation of the pH-dependent equilibrium between the three species, which will be discussed in more detail later.
- the aqueous solution of the at least one alkali metal or alkaline earth metal cation in step a) is nevertheless brought into contact with the ambient air in contact with the ambient air using any device for promoting the absorption of the CO 2 gas in the alkaline solution in order to obtain the to shorten the absorption of a certain amount of CO 2 gas required time and to increase the yield of the process according to the invention per unit of time.
- a spray scrubber or spray tower is particularly preferably used according to the present invention, since this can be operated in a very energy-efficient manner.
- the good solubility of the hydroxides of Na or K can significantly increase the CO2 sorption capacity of the water.
- other positive properties of such an electrolyte system based on alkali metals or even alkaline earth metals are also non-toxicity, stability and a lowering of the water freezing point, which additionally increases the sorption capacity at low ambient temperatures in the preferred absorption of atmospheric CO2 into natural or artificial standing water .
- step b) of the process according to the invention is carried out in an electrodialysis separator in which a combination of bipolar ion exchange membranes and for mono- or polyvalent anions selective ion exchange membranes are used for the electrodialysis, since these membranes are used for the dialysis of (hydrogen) ) Are able to carry out carbonate ions in a very efficient manner.
- (hydrogen) carbonate ions is used throughout to mean “hydrogen carbonate and / or carbonate ions”.
- which variant is chosen depends, among other things, on the concentration of the solution of the at least one (earth) alkali metal ion and on the pH thereof.
- relatively strongly diluted solutions such as will be present in step a) when using natural or artificial standing water as an absorption solution, ie solutions with a pH between 7.5 and 8.5, the absorbed CO2 is mainly present as bicarbonate, as can also be seen in FIG. 1.
- a pH of the solution of the at least one (earth) alkali metal ion of at least 8 is set in step a).
- the particularly preferred pH range also depends on whether a natural or artificial standing water or another type of absorber (s) is used for the absorption, such as, for example, one or more spray washers or spray towers or the like.
- a pH between 8 and 9, in particular between 8 and 8.5, is particularly preferably set according to the invention.
- the type of carbonate accumulating in the solution i.e. H.
- the choice of dialysis membranes also depends on whether it is primarily hydrogen carbonate or carbonate.
- selective ion exchange membranes are therefore preferably used for monovalent anions in step b) and are used in the dialysis get a hydrogen carbonate enriched and depleted solution.
- the resulting solution of (hydrogen) carbonate ions, preferably hydrogen carbonate ions, depleted in step a) is recycled and thus in the continuous process of the present
- the invention circulates continuously, thereby ensuring a substantially constant volume of liquid in this (first) circuit.
- the solution enriched with (hydrogen) carbonate, preferably hydrogen carbonate, ions is subjected to steam stripping in step c), for which purpose any suitable apparatus or devices are suitable, such as e.g. Falling film evaporators or other desorbers, collectively referred to herein collectively as "desorption columns", in the bottom of which preferably a steam feed line from a evaporator opens.
- desorption columns in the bottom of which preferably a steam feed line from a evaporator opens.
- steam stripping is carried out in a packed column and, if appropriate, with suppression in order to support the phase transition of the carbon dioxide from the liquid to the vapor phase.
- a mixture of carbon dioxide and water vapor is obtained, as is a solution depleted in CO2.
- the solution obtained in the dialysis step as a concentrate, enriched in (hydrogen) carbonate, preferably hydrogen carbonate, solution, a lower pH value to promote desorption advantageous.
- the absorbed CO2 is present in increasingly higher proportions in the form of carbonic acid, H2CO3, when the pH drops below 8, which tends to decarboxylate, as a result of which the absorbed CO2 is released again, that is, desorbed .
- a pH value below 9.5 or below 8.5, more preferably below 8 or below 7.5 is therefore set in this concentrate. Theoretically, it could even work in the acidic range at a pH below 7. However, this can lead to pressure problems in the separator and in the line leading from the separator to the desorption column due to premature desorption, which is why pressure-resistant lines would be required, but this would increase the expenditure on equipment but also the energy required for dialysis and therefore not according to the present invention Is considered.
- the CO2 stripped solution depleted in step c) is also recycled to step b) in order to enrich it again with (hydrogen) carbonate ions in the dialysis separator, which in turn results in a substantially constant volume of liquid in this second cycle.
- a pH in the second circuit is preferably between 7 and 8.5 or, at high pH values of the solution circulated in the first circuit, also between 8 and 9.5, more preferably between 7.5 and 8.5, adjusted to suppress desorption before steam stripping and not to hinder electrodialysis.
- the solution enriched with (hydrogen) carbonate ions can be heated before or during steam stripping and / or placed under vacuum , which will be discussed in more detail later.
- step d) The separation of water from the carbon dioxide-water vapor mixture obtained in step c) is carried out in step d) according to the invention simply by cooling the mixture. mixes for the condensation of water vapor, whereby liquid water and more or less moist carbon dioxide gas are obtained, which - depending on the intended use - can optionally be further dried.
- the relatively cold solution obtained in step b), enriched in (hydrogen) carbonate ions is heated before steam stripping, as already mentioned, since higher temperatures also promote the desorption of the CO2. This is particularly preferably done by exchanging heat with
- the method according to the invention is particularly energy-efficient and environmentally friendly by:
- step c) for generating the water vapor in step c) and / or for heating the solution obtained in step b) and enriched in (hydrogen) carbonate ions before steam stripping in step c) the waste heat from a power plant or a factory is used;
- the present invention also provides a plant or system (hereinafter used synonymously) for continuously performing a method of separating and recovering carbon dioxide from the ambient air according to the first aspect of the invention, which plant follows the fol Devices or sub-sections of the system which are in fluid communication with one another via corresponding connecting lines include:
- an absorber or a standing body of water (which hereinafter also includes the term "absorber” unless the context provides otherwise) for bringing ambient air into contact with an aqueous solution of at least one alkali or alkaline earth metal cations for absorbing the carbon dioxide in the solution to form the hydrogen carbonate or carbonate of at least one metal;
- an electrodialysis separator comprising a combination of bipolar ion exchange membranes and ion exchange membranes selective for mono- or polyvalent anions to carry out an ion exchange to obtain a solution enriched in (hydrogen) carbonate ions and a solution depleted thereon, and a line for recycling the on (hydrogen) carbonate-depleted solution to a);
- a desorption column for carrying out steam stripping of the solution enriched in (hydrogen) carbonate ions to obtain a carbon dioxide / water vapor mixture and a solution depleted in CO2, and a line for recycling the solution depleted in CO2 to b ) and means for adjusting a pH between 7 and 8.5 or between 8 and 9.5 therein;
- a condenser for separating water from the carbon dioxide-water vapor mixture obtained by condensation and optionally a dryer for the carbon dioxide.
- the method according to the first aspect of the present invention can be carried out efficiently, wherein according to the invention each of the devices mentioned under a) to d) above, ie the absorber, the separator, the desorption column and the condenser, depending on the the respective procedure also in multiple execution - in series or in parallel - pre- can be seen. That is, the information "an absorber” and “the absorber” can also be understood as “at least one absorber” and “the at least one absorber”, and the same applies mutatis mutandis to the separator, the desorption column and the condenser, whereupon later will be discussed in more detail in the examples.
- the system according to the invention for achieving the advantages set out above is preferably characterized by one or more — in particular all — of the following eight features:
- the absorber is a spray washer or spray tower
- the electrodialysis separator is equipped with bipolar ion-exchange membranes and with ion-exchange membranes which are selective for monovalent anions, so that essentially only hydrogen carbonate ions reach the concentrate side;
- the desorption column is a packed column
- the desorption column is connected to an evaporator for introducing water vapor
- the desorption column is connected to a vacuum pump to create a negative pressure therein;
- a heating device for heating the solution enriched with (hydrogen) carbonate ions prior to steam stripping, the heating device preferably being a heat exchanger in order to remove the hydrogen in the electrodialysis separator (hydrogen -) subject carbonate ions to enriched, relatively cold solution before steam stripping to heat exchange with i) the already hot steam stripped, relatively hot solution before recycling it to the electrodialysis separator in order to heat the former solution and cool the second solution; and or
- i) is connected via appropriate pipelines to a power plant or a factory in order to generate the water vapor in step c) and / or to heat the solution obtained in step b) and enriched with (hydrogen) carbonate ions before steam stripping in Step c) use their waste heat; and / or ii) is connected via a power line to a renewable energy source in order to use the direct current generated there in an environmentally friendly manner for the electrodialysis in step b).
- Figure 1 is a graph of the pH dependent balance between carbonic acid, hydrogen carbonate and carbonate in aqueous solutions.
- Fig. 2 is a flow diagram of a particularly preferred embodiment of the method according to the invention or the system according to the invention.
- 3 is a schematic representation of a preferred arrangement of anion-selective (“A”) and bipolar (“AK”) membranes in the electrodialysis separator in step b) of the process.
- A anion-selective
- AK bipolar
- Preferred embodiments for carrying out the method according to the invention or the system according to the invention can be designed as shown schematically in FIG. 2.
- the reference symbols contained therein have the following meaning, the three-digit reference symbols for lines simultaneously identifying the fluid streams transported therein.
- the method according to the invention and the system according to the invention begin, as shown in FIG. 2 at the very top, with several absorbers 01 ac connected serially via lines 107 and 108 for the absorption of CO2 from the ambient air, which in preferred embodiments are either natural or artificial waters, such as lakes or dredging ponds, or spray washers or spray towers, or a combination thereof.
- the aqueous solution contained therein of at least one alkali or alkaline earth metal cation for absorbing the carbon dioxide can be set to different pFI values, for example by using different concentrations of the at least least of an alkali or alkaline earth metal cation contain or by the respective pH in a different way, for. B. is adjusted by separate acid or base addition.
- the cations are particularly preferably - for reasons of better solubility of the hydroxides and carbonates compared to alkaline earth metal ions - alkali metal cations, more preferably Na + or K + ions or a mixture thereof. K + ions are used in the later calculation example.
- the solution in the absorbers can contain additives to increase the sorption capacity of the absorption solution or the sorption speed, such as lower alcohols or formaldehyde, but these are not necessary for the mode of operation of the invention and are also not preferred for reasons of environmental protection and cost.
- the alkaline solution of the absorbed CO2 is subsequently subjected to a dialysis step and is fed to an electrodialysis separator 05 for this purpose.
- This can either be done directly or, as shown in FIG. 2, preferably after prior heating and / or filtration or conditioning of the solution.
- the warming on the one hand accelerates the mass transfer during the dialysis process, and on the other hand the heat of a liquid stream that is subsequently obtained in the process but is recycled to a previous stage can be used for this purpose that would otherwise be lost as waste heat.
- the optional heating is preferably carried out by means of a heat exchanger 06, to which the alkaline solution of the absorbed CO2 is fed via a line 109, and particularly preferably the heat exchange takes place with the solution depleted of (hydrogen) carbonate ions during the dialysis before it is used Absorption step is recycled.
- a heat exchanger 06 to which the alkaline solution of the absorbed CO2 is fed via a line 109, and particularly preferably the heat exchange takes place with the solution depleted of (hydrogen) carbonate ions during the dialysis before it is used Absorption step is recycled.
- contaminations such as those that can occur especially when using standing water as an absorber, can be largely removed from the solution prior to dialysis, and the optional addition of pFI regulators and / or other additives is used for conditioning
- filtration and conditioning are carried out essentially simultaneously in a filter / conditioner 04, to which the alkaline solution of the absorbed CO2 in FIG. 2 is fed via line 101, pump 03 and line 103.
- the heated and filtered / conditioned solution passes via line 104 into the electrodialysis separator 05, where a (flydrogen) carbonate ion depleted and an enriched solution are obtained.
- a combination of anion-selective ion exchange membranes "A” and bipolar membranes is used in the electrodialysis separator 05 "AK" used to perform the dialysis as shown in Fig. 3.
- the concentrate thus obtained in the separator 05 is passed on to the next step, steam stripping, via a line 205, while the diluate depleted in CO2, which in the course of the dialysis generally heats up by preferably the Steam stripping for dialysis undergoes a warm solution that is recycled, in preferred embodiments of the invention is recycled via line 105 to heat exchanger 06, where it gives off its heat to the alkaline solution of the absorbed CO2 before it reaches the dialysis step, and subsequently via line 106 is recycled back to the absorbers 01 a to 01 c.
- a water supply line is preferably provided which consists in lines 1 10 and 1 1 1 with the valve 08 located in between.
- the forwarding of the enriched solution in the electrodialysis separator to (hydrogen) carbonate ions for steam stripping via line 205 can in turn take place directly, or in preferred embodiments of the present invention it can be subjected to various operations, particularly preferably a heat exchange, in particular with one or more of the process streams that occur during steam stripping, in order to heat them before entering the desorption column 26 and thus to promote the desorption.
- the solution under pressure during pumping can also be subjected to a relaxation step for the same purpose.
- Fig. 2 A combination of both measures is shown in Fig. 2: Via line 205, the enriched solution from the electrodialysis separator 05 first reaches a heat exchanger 21, where it is subjected to heat exchange with the alkaline solution recycled by steam stripping via line 217, and then Via line 210 another heat exchanger 22 is supplied, where it is subjected to a heat exchange with the hot gas mixture of steam and carbon dioxide obtained during steam stripping, which is supplied to the heat exchanger 22 via line 231. The solution heated in this way is then fed via lines 21 1 and 212 and valve 23 to an expansion tank 24 in order to tension them.
- an evaporator 27 is preferably ruled out, which generates the water vapor required for steam stripping, which is fed via line 216 into the column.
- the evaporator is preferably operated with the waste heat from a power plant or an incineration plant, as is indicated in FIG. 2 via lines 218 and 219.
- the heat of the hot gas mixture of CO2 and water vapor obtained in the desorption column could be supplied to the evaporator 27 via a heat exchanger.
- the (hydrogen) carbonate ions enriched and preheated solution is countercurrent to the rising hot steam led, resulting in the decarboxylation and desorption of the (hydrogen) carbonate dissolved CO2 and the formation of the hot gas mixture of carbon dioxide and water vapor mentioned above, which is discharged via line 231 from the column.
- the pH in the (hydrogen) carbonate solution can additionally be lowered, for example by feeding in gaseous or aqueous HCl, but this is not preferred for reasons of cost and environmental protection.
- the CO2-depleted alkaline solution can now be discarded or recycled as preferred, either directly - or after prior heat exchange with the solution to be desorbed in the heat exchanger 21 - for dialysis or first again in the desorption column 26 to do the desorption to be completed before it is recycled to the electrodialysis separator 05.
- the latter variant is shown in FIG.
- the desorbed solution is fed via line 215 to the evaporator 27, where it is used to generate the water vapor for steam stripping, and at the same time the CO2 still dissolved at that time is desorbed, so that already a hot gaseous here A mixture of CO2 and H2O - albeit with comparatively smaller proportions of CO2 than in the column - is formed, which is introduced into the desorption column 26 as the "water vapor” mentioned above and subjected to a further desorption there, which is referred to herein as "regeneration" becomes.
- part of the solution is continuously withdrawn from the evaporator 27 and recycled via line 217 to the separator 05, this portion of the solution which has undergone multiple desorption being referred to as "regrind".
- the recycled solution 217 is subjected to a heat exchange in the heat exchanger 21 with the solution 205 to be subjected to steam stripping from the dialysis step in order to heat the latter before steam stripping. From there it also preferably arrives via lines 201 and 203 and pump 13, i. H. as well as the solution cycled on the diluate side, to a filter / conditioner 14, in order to remove impurities prior to dialysis and, if necessary, to adjust the pH, and from there via line 204 into the electrodialysis separator 05. If necessary, the amount of water in the solution thus circulated can can be supplemented via a water feed (not shown).
- this addition is preferably carried out in a further recyclate in the process according to the invention, namely that of the water vapor derived from the column 26 together with the desorbed CO2 as a gas mixture.
- this is fed via line 231 to a heat exchanger 22, where it gives off part of the heat to the steam strips, in the dialysis step enriched solution with (hydrogen) carbonate ions, after which it is fed to a cooler 31, in order to condense the water out of the mixture and thus obtain largely water-free CO2.
- the latter is withdrawn from the process via lines 234 and 235 and pump 33, and depending on the intended use, it can optionally be subjected to further drying.
- the cooler 31 can be operated, for example, with the cold water of a natural flowing water (or also standing water).
- the condensed water falling therein and collected in the condensate container 32 is lying invention preferably fed via line 239 into the recycled material 201 discharged from the heat exchanger 21 on its way back to dialysis and thus recycled, wherein preferably the additional water supply via the lines 241 and 242 and the valve 28 is provided to keep the solution volume constant to keep.
- the electrodialysis separator 05 can be equipped with various conventional auxiliary units, such as. B. internal recirculation pumps for an intensification of ion transport, and / or antifouling systems (z. B. by alternating the electrical polarity). Since membrane ions in the separator can lead to the accumulation of metal ions in one of the circuits during long-term operation of the system, electrodialysis can also be carried out using additional pumps for periodic or continuous balancing of the metal ions in the diluate or in the concentrate. Nevertheless, all embodiments of the method according to the invention and the system according to the invention comprise two separate liquid circuits.
- a model for the method according to the invention and the system according to the invention, as shown in FIG. 2 was calculated on the basis of computer-supported empirical data in order to be able to estimate the required energy consumption.
- the model is based on the following assumptions:
- the method according to the invention can also be carried out outdoors at very low temperatures.
- a large, artificial pool serves as the absorber, from which aqueous (flydrogen) carbonate solution is drawn off at three points, 01 a to 01 c.
- the alkaline absorption solution is a commercially available, approximately 20% potassium hydroxide solution (% by weight), as used for example as an electrolyte solution, which has a pH of approximately 10.5.
- the pFI value is only set in the absorption basin and regulates itself in the further course of the process through the equilibrium setting that is dependent on the C02 partial pressure of the ambient air.
- the heat required to generate steam is provided in the form of electrical energy.
- the table shows that per standard cubic meter of CO2, which is absorbed from the atmosphere and obtained as 96% by volume pure gas (remainder: H2O) at position 235 in Fig. 2, only relatively small amounts of electrical energy from 3.8 kWh and heat energy of 1.41 kWh are required.
- the heat energy required to generate steam in the evaporator 27, as mentioned above, from the waste heat of a power plant (or factory) located near the system according to the invention and the energy required for cooling in the condenser 31, at least in part through the use of already relatively cold Water from a nearby river or lake could be applied, which would further reduce the cost of C02 production.
- the present invention accordingly provides an extremely efficient and economical method and an associated system, by means of which carbon dioxide can be obtained from the air continuously and in a comparatively high degree of purity.
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