EP4554702A1 - Verfahren zur abtrennung von kohlenstoffdioxid aus der umgebungsluft sowie anlage zur durchführung eines solchen verfahrens - Google Patents
Verfahren zur abtrennung von kohlenstoffdioxid aus der umgebungsluft sowie anlage zur durchführung eines solchen verfahrensInfo
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- the invention relates to a method for separating carbon dioxide (CO2) from the ambient air and a system for carrying out such a method according to the preamble of the independent claims.
- carbon dioxide emissions In order to reduce the carbon dioxide content in the ambient air and achieve climate neutrality, not only carbon dioxide emissions must be reduced, but unavoidable carbon dioxide emissions must also be compensated accordingly.
- One way to compensate for these carbon dioxide emissions is to capture carbon dioxide from the ambient air. Such a process is also known as the direct air capture process.
- the carbon dioxide emissions can be compensated for by permanently storing carbon dioxide in a reservoir, in particular in a rock layer, and thus not entering the atmosphere.
- Multi-stage processes are also known from the prior art, in which the adsorption units described work in cascade one after the other.
- the Product stream from a first unit is passed as an adsorption medium to a second unit.
- the temperature ranges between adsorption and desorption, and the properties of the sorbent material at least two, usually five or ten stages are required to achieve a very high purity of greater than 95% or even greater to achieve 99%.
- the design effort of the entire system is correspondingly high.
- WO 2016/005226 A1 describes a method for separating carbon dioxide from the ambient air.
- the carbon dioxide is separated from the ambient air in a temperature-vacuum alternating process and absorbed in a sorbent.
- the disadvantage of such a process is that a strong negative pressure of up to 50 mbar absolute pressure is generated in a desorption phase. This means very high demands on the system design in order to provide the necessary strength and tightness. These high requirements are associated with correspondingly high system costs and make the process expensive and complex.
- a method and system for separating carbon dioxide (CO2) from a CC>2-containing gas stream which contains water vapor and additional impurities, e.g. nitrogen, oxygen, sulfur oxides, nitrogen oxides and mercury, is known.
- the CO2 is captured by subjecting the CO2 gas stream to a temperature swing adsorption step.
- the temperature swing adsorption step includes an adsorption step for producing a substantially dry, carbon dioxide-depleted stream and an adsorbent regeneration step comprising heating the adsorbent bed to produce a substantially water vapor-free carbon dioxide stream.
- the moisture from the CO2-containing gas stream is removed either by pressure swing adsorption, temperature swing adsorption, membrane separation or absorption before CO2 separation.
- a pressure swing adsorption process for removing CO2 from natural gas streams is known.
- the process enables the removal of contaminants from gas streams, preferably natural gas streams, using fast cycle swing adsorption processes such as: B. rapid cycle pressure swing adsorption (RC-PSA).
- RC-PSA rapid cycle pressure swing adsorption
- High pressure separations with high product yield and/or high product purity are achieved through a combination of carefully selected adsorbent, gas-solid contact, system configuration and cycling.
- the invention is based on the object of separating carbon dioxide from the ambient air in a comparatively simple and cost-effective manner and overcoming the disadvantages known from the prior art.
- the task is solved by a process for separating carbon dioxide from the ambient air, which includes the following steps:
- an inert gas is a gas that does not react with carbon dioxide under the conditions prevailing in the process space.
- the inert gas does not react with the sorbent material in the adsorption unit.
- suitable inert gases include nitrogen (N2) and the noble gases as well as water vapor.
- the process according to the invention enables an improved yield of carbon dioxide, which is obtained from the carbon dioxide chemically bound in the adsorption unit, with a lower load on the system and lower demands on the system components.
- part of the carbon dioxide bound in the absorption unit has to be blown off into the environment in order to achieve a high purity of the carbon dioxide
- the proposed process can increase the yield Carbon dioxide separated from the ambient air can be increased.
- the requirements for the evacuation of the process space are significantly lower than with methods known from the prior art, so that the requirements for the materials, in particular for a vacuum pump and the seals of the process space, are significantly lower.
- the inert gas is water vapor, with the water contained in the water vapor being separated from the carbon dioxide-inert gas mixture by condensation after the carbon dioxide-inert gas mixture has been sucked off.
- Steam is a comparatively cheap and easily available inert gas for the process.
- water vapor can also be easily separated again from a gas stream containing carbon dioxide and residual air, which makes it possible to easily remove the water vapor from the carbon dioxide, so that a carbon dioxide with a purity of more than 95%, preferably more than 99%, can be produced .
- the condensed water evaporates again and is supplied to the process space as water vapor. This allows the water to circulate and be recovered easily, so that no inert gas needs to be supplied externally. By condensing the water vapor out of the gas stream and feeding it to a steam generator, a closed circuit for the inert gas can be formed, whereby the water is not emitted into the environment.
- a carbon dioxide-residual air gas mixture which comprises the released carbon dioxide and the residual air located in the process space, is sucked in and a Buffer is supplied.
- the carbon dioxide-residual air gas mixture is compressed to a pressure which is higher than an ambient pressure of the system.
- the carbon dioxide/residual air gas mixture sucked out of the at least partially evacuated process space is compressed and fed to the buffer. This means that a simple gas storage can be used as a temporary storage and the temporary storage does not have to be additionally evacuated.
- the carbon dioxide-residual air gas mixture from the intermediate storage is fed back into the process space.
- the carbon dioxide concentration of the gas stream supplied to the process space can be significantly increased and the yield when separating carbon dioxide from the ambient air can be further increased.
- the ambient air has around 420 ppm carbon dioxide
- the carbon dioxide-residual air gas mixture from the intermediate storage has a carbon dioxide concentration of around 30 - 35%. This allows the chemical sorption of carbon dioxide in the adsorption unit to be increased.
- the pressure in the process space is reduced to an absolute pressure of 300 mbar to 700 mbar, preferably from 400 mbar to 600 mbar.
- an absolute pressure 300 mbar to 700 mbar, preferably from 400 mbar to 600 mbar.
- Known methods can be used in the method according to the invention with a comparatively weak negative pressure, whereby the requirements for the system technology can be kept low. This applies in particular to a vacuum pump, the components for sealing and the components of the system arranged in the process space, which are exposed to such a vacuum.
- the adsorption unit and/or a sorbent material (sorbent) located in the adsorption unit is heated to a temperature of 80° C. to 110° C., preferably from 85° C. to 100° C., for releasing the bound carbon dioxide C, particularly preferably from 90 ° C to 95 ° C.
- the sorbent material In order to release the chemically bound carbon dioxide from the sorbent material of the adsorption unit, the sorbent material must be heated. In the specified temperature range, a particularly rapid release of the bound carbon dioxide from the sorbent material is achieved. Furthermore, thermal damage to the sorbent material is reliably prevented.
- Another partial aspect of the invention relates to a system for separating carbon dioxide from the ambient air, which is set up to carry out a method described in the previous paragraphs for separating carbon dioxide from the ambient air and then rehumidifying the exhaust air.
- a system for separating carbon dioxide from the ambient air enables a simple, efficient and inexpensive process for separating carbon dioxide from the ambient air.
- such a system can be used to separate carbon dioxide from the ambient air particularly effectively and to maximize the amount of carbon dioxide separated.
- Figure 1 shows a preferred embodiment of a system according to the invention
- Figure 2 shows a flow chart for carrying out a method according to the invention for separating carbon dioxide from the ambient air
- Figure 3 shows a diagram for loading/unloading a sorbent material in one
- FIG. 1 shows a system 10 according to the invention for separating carbon dioxide from ambient air 60 in a schematic representation.
- the system includes a process room 12, in which an adsorption unit 14 for the chemical adsorption of carbon dioxide is arranged.
- the adsorption unit 14 includes a sorbent material 72, which chemically binds carbon dioxide and removes it from the ambient air 60. Amine-functionalized, porous materials are particularly suitable as sorbent material 72.
- the sorbent material 72 is also referred to as a chemisorbent.
- the sorbent material 72 is stored as a fixed bed in the adsorption unit 72.
- the adsorption unit 14 arranged in the process space 12 can be heated by a temperature control unit 16, in particular by a heat exchanger 18.
- the process space 12 has a first inlet 20 through which ambient air 60 can flow into the process space 12.
- the system 10 further includes a flow generator 42, in particular a fan, to direct an air flow of ambient air 60 through the process space 12.
- the process space 12 has a first inlet 20 for introducing ambient air 60 into the process space 12, which can be closed by an inlet valve 50.
- the process space 12 also has a second inlet 34, via which the process space 12 can be flooded with an inert gas 66, in particular water vapor 68.
- the second inlet 34 can be closed by a further inlet valve 50.
- the process space 12 can be heated and/or cooled by a temperature control unit 16, the temperature control unit 16 preferably being designed as a heat exchanger 18, which is in operative connection with the process space 12 and in particular with the adsorption unit 14 arranged in the process space 12.
- the process space 12 can also be heated and/or cooled via other heating means 24 or coolants 26.
- a pressure reduction unit 22 is also provided at the process space 12 in order to at least partially evacuate the process space 12 and reduce the absolute pressure in the process space 12 below the ambient pressure.
- the pressure reduction unit 22 in particular includes a vacuum pump 28, which is set up to reduce the pressure in the process space 12 to an absolute pressure of 300 mbar to 700 mbar, preferably from 400 mbar to 600 mbar.
- the process space 12 further comprises a first outlet 36, which is preferably connected to the environment, and a second outlet 38, via which a carbon dioxide-rich gas stream 62, 64, 74, 78 can be discharged from the process space 12.
- the first outlet 36 and the second outlet 38 can be closed via corresponding outlet valves 52 in order to seal the process space 12 off from the environment in a gas-tight manner.
- the system 10 further comprises a steam generator 30, which is connected to the second inlet 34 of the process space 12 via a steam line 32.
- the second outlet 38 of the process space 12 is connected to a condenser 40, through which the moisture contained in the carbon dioxide-rich gas stream 62, 64, 74, 78 and the water vapor can be at least largely removed from the gas stream 62, 64, 74, 78.
- the condenser 40 is connected via a condensate return line 54 to a storage container of the steam generator 30, into which the condensed water 76 can be returned and evaporated again into water vapor by the steam generator 30.
- a second connecting line 90 branches off from a connecting line 58, which connects the process space 12 to the capacitor 40, and connects the connecting line 58 to a buffer 44.
- a suction unit 46 is arranged in the connecting line 58 in order to suction a carbon dioxide-rich gas stream 62, 64, 74, 78 from the process space 12.
- a compressor 70 is arranged in the second connecting line 90 in order to supply a carbon dioxide-residual air gas mixture 78 to the intermediate storage 44.
- the buffer 44 is connected to an inlet of the process space 12 via a third connecting line 92 in order to supply the carbon dioxide-residual air gas mixture back to the process space 12.
- a switching element 48 is arranged, with which a gas flow from the process space can be directed either through the first connecting line 58 to the capacitor 40 or through the second connecting line 90 to the buffer store 44.
- a moist, carbon dioxide-rich process gas 62 in particular a carbon dioxide-inert gas mixture 74, is discharged from the process space via the first connecting line 58 and fed to the capacitor 40.
- a dry, carbon dioxide-rich gas is created, which can be stored and fed to a further process for further use, in particular a process for producing a synthetic fuel.
- the system 10 also has a control device 80 with a storage unit 82 and a computing unit 84, a machine-readable program code 86 being stored in the storage unit 82. If this program code 86 is executed by the computing unit 84, the control unit 80 controls the method described below for separating carbon dioxide from the ambient air 60.
- FIG. 1 A method according to the invention for separating carbon dioxide from the ambient air 60 is shown in FIG.
- the process is designed as a temperature-pressure alternating process and goes through two cyclical main process steps: an adsorption phase in which carbon dioxide from the ambient air 60 is chemically bound and a desorption phase in which this carbon dioxide is released again.
- a first process step ⁇ 100> the ambient air 60 is passed through the adsorption unit 14 in the process space 12 and chemically bound in the sorbent material 72 in the adsorption unit 14.
- the ambient air 60 contains approximately 0.04 percent by volume of carbon dioxide.
- the process is maintained until the sorbent material 72 is approximately 80% saturated.
- a further loading of the sorbent material up to 100% saturation is possible, but leads to a disproportionately high amount of time in relation to the amount of carbon dioxide absorbed.
- the water required for the chemical storage of carbon dioxide is taken from the ambient air 60.
- a carbon dioxide-residual air gas mixture 78 can be introduced from the buffer 44 into the process space 12, so that a carbon dioxide concentration of approximately 0.5 - 2 percent by volume is achieved, which is higher than the carbon dioxide concentration of the ambient air 60 is.
- This adsorption phase is followed by a desorption phase in which the carbon dioxide chemically bound in the sorbent material 72 is released again.
- a method step ⁇ 120> the inlet openings 20, 34 and the first outlet opening 36 are closed and no further ambient air 60 is passed through the process space 12 of the system 10.
- the pressure in the process space 12 is reduced to an absolute pressure of 400 mbar to 600 mbar.
- the sorbent material 72 is heated to a temperature of 90 ° C to 95 ° C, whereby the carbon dioxide chemically bound in the sorbent material 72 is released again.
- the carbon dioxide concentration in the process space and the pressure in the process space increase in a process step ⁇ 150>.
- process step ⁇ 160 the released carbon dioxide is sucked out together with the residual air in the process space 12 as a carbon dioxide-residual air gas mixture 78 and passed into the intermediate storage 44, so that the pressure in the process space 12 can be kept constant in the range of 400 mbar to 600 mbar.
- the desorption continues until a carbon dioxide atmosphere has established itself in the process space.
- water vapor 68 is introduced into the process space 12 as an inert gas 66 in a process step ⁇ 170> in order to reduce the carbon dioxide concentration in the process space 12.
- the non-pure portion is derived from the product stream, compressed to approximately ambient pressure and stored in the buffer 44. This non-pure portion has a carbon dioxide concentration of approximately 35%. The amount of carbon dioxide contained in it corresponds to a proportion of approx. 16% of the working stroke per adsorption and desorption cycle.
- the carbon dioxide-residual air gas mixture 78 stored in the buffer 44 is passed into the intake air at the end of the subsequent adsorption process. This means that the carbon dioxide concentration in the sucked in air is increased above the level of the ambient air 60 for a certain period of time and more carbon dioxide can be absorbed in the adsorption phase.
- the intake air is metered in so that at the end of the adsorption phase there is a carbon dioxide concentration of between 0.4 and 1.0% in the process space 12. This allows the loading of the sorbent material 72 to be increased by 22%.
- the carbon dioxide-residual air gas mixture 78 can also be fed from the buffer 44 to a further adsorption unit 56.
- the adsorption units 14, 56 can work staggered in time, whereby the storage time and the storage volume in the buffer 44 can be reduced.
- a working cycle therefore includes a first phase I of desorption, in which an “impure” carbon dioxide-residual air gas mixture 78 is released, and a phase II in which a carbon dioxide-inert gas mixture 74 is released.
- the switching device is actuated and the gas stream is no longer directed into the intermediate storage 44 in order to remove carbon dioxide with a high degree of purity of at least 95%, preferably at least 99%.
- Condensate return line, second adsorption unit, connecting line Ambient air, moist, carbon dioxide-rich process gas, dry, carbon dioxide-rich gas, inert gas
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