WO1997045363A1 - Procede pour la purification de melanges gazeux a base d'hydrogene utilisant une zeolite x echangee au lithium - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a process for the purification of hydrogen-based gas mixtures polluted by various impurities, including carbon monoxide and at least one other impurity chosen from carbon dioxide and linear, branched or cyclic, saturated hydrocarbons. or unsaturated in C j -C ⁇ -
- the process of the invention allows in particular the improvement of conventional processes for the separation of hydrogen of the PSA type, or processes by adsorption by variation of the pressure, using zeolites as adsorbent.
- PSA processes have proved to be very effective for the separation of gas mixtures and in particular for the production of hydrogen or pure oxygen from gas mixtures contaminated with various impurities.
- PSA processes take advantage of the adsorption selectivity of a given adsorbent for one or more of the contaminating substances in the gas mixture to be purified.
- adsorbent The choice of adsorbent is delicate: it depends on the one hand on the nature of the mixture to be treated. In general, the adsorbents are selected according to their ease of adsorbing and desorbing a particular compound. In fact, PSA processes involve the use of pressure cycles. In a first phase, the adsorbent bed ensures the separation of at least one constituent of the mixture by adsorption of this constituent on the adsorbent bed. In a second phase, the adsorbent is regenerated by lowering the pressure. With each new cycle it is therefore essential that the desorption is effective and complete, so as to find a regenerated state identical to each new cycle. It is clear however that this facility for adsorbing and then desorbing a particular constituent of a gas mixture is a function of the particular operating conditions of the PSA process envisaged and in particular of the conditions of temperature and pressure.
- PSA processes intended for the production of oxygen which generally operate at adsorption pressures lower than 5.10 Pa
- PSA processes intended for the production of hydrogen which can involve adsorption pressures between 5.10 and 70.10 5 Pa.
- the mixture to be purified generally comprises more than one impurity, it is desirable that the adsorbent can adsorb and then desorb, not just one, but several of these impurities.
- the profile and the selectivity of adsorption of a given constituent are often influenced by the presence, in the gas mixture, of other impurities, and this, for example, due to a possible competition or poisoning adsorbent.
- the invention relates to a process for the separation of the hydrogen contained in a gaseous mixture polluted by carbon monoxide and containing at least one other impurity chosen from the group consisting of carbon dioxide and linear hydrocarbons, branched or cyclic, saturated or unsaturated in CI ⁇ C Q , comprising bringing into contact in an adsorption zone the gaseous mixture to be purified with at least:
- a second adsorbent which is a zeolite of the faujasite type exchanged at least 80% with lithium and whose Si / Ai ratio is less than 1.5, to eliminate at least carbon monoxide (CO).
- the process of the invention is more particularly suitable for the removal of carbon monoxide from gaseous mixtures based on hydrogen containing, in addition, other impurities such as carbon dioxide or linear, branched or hydrocarbons. cyclic, saturated or unsaturated in C ⁇ -Cg, of the methane, ethane, butane, propane, benzene, toluene or xylene type. Likewise, the nitrogen gas optionally present in the gas mixture is separated from the hydrogen by adsorption on the particular adsorbent bed, used in the process of the invention.
- the purity of the hydrogen resulting from the process of the invention is at least 99.999%, when the gas mixture to be purified comprises more than 45% of hydrogen gas. This purity can however up to 99.999999% or more, depending on the operating conditions involved and the amount of adsorbent used 1.
- the purification of a gaseous mixture containing less than 45% of hydrogen gas is not desirable, since it would require an excessive quantity of adsorbent and an excessive size of the installations so as to be able to reach an acceptable purity. It goes without saying that the greater the proportion of hydrogen in the starting gas mixture, the more the hydrogen recovered in exit from the adsorption zone will be pure. It is considered that the process of the invention leads to the best results when the percentage of hydrogen in the gas mixture to be treated is at least 70%.
- the temperature of the incoming gas mixture and the adsorption zone is not critical and is generally kept constant during the adsorption phase of the impurities. Usually this temperature is between 0 and 50 ° C, preferably between 30 and 45 ° C during 1 adsorption.
- the first and second adsorbents are arranged so that the gas mixture passes through them one after the other. It has been found that the efficiency of the separation can be optimized by placing, at the entrance to the adsorption zone, the selective adsorbent at least carbon dioxide and C 1 -C 6 hydrocarbons and, at the outlet of the adsorption zone, the lithium faujasite type adsorbent intended to remove at least CO.
- the selective adsorbent of at least carbon dioxide and C1-C6 hydrocarbons it is possible to use an activated carbon, a prefilter carbon, a silica gel or a mixture of these different adsorbents in any proportion.
- an activated carbon a prefilter carbon, a silica gel or a mixture of these different adsorbents in any proportion.
- silica gels which can be used according to the invention are those commonly used in the art. These gels are commercially available, in particular from SOLVAY (sorbead gels). Prefiltered coals are active coals with high porosity and low density. Active carbon and prefilter carbon are for example marketed by NORIT, CARBOTECH, CECA, PICA or CHEMVIRON.
- the second adsorbent is advantageously a zeolite of faujasite type exchanged at least 80% with lithium.
- the faujasite type zeolites also designated in the art by zeolite X are crystalline zeolites of formula: (0.9 ⁇ 0.2) M 2 / n 0: A1 2 0 3 : 2.5 ⁇ 0.5 Si0 2 : yH 2 0 in which M represents an alkali or alkaline earth metal, n is the valence of the metal M, and y takes any value between 0 and 8 depending on the nature of M and the degree of hydration of the zeolite.
- Document US-A-2,882,244 relates to this particular type of zeolite.
- the X zeolites whose Si / Al ratio is less than 1.5 are selected.
- this ratio is between 1 and 1.2, it being understood that a value of 1 is more particularly recommended.
- X zeolites are available commercially in particular from the following companies: Bayer, UOP, CECA, Ueticon, supplementary Davison or Tosoh.
- the 13X zeolites offered by these distributors are, in particular, suitable as starting materials for the preparation of X zeolites exchanged with lithium usable according to the invention as adsorbent.
- the process of the invention is not limited to the use of faujasites on the market.
- the use of a zeolite of greater or lesser porosity than that of industrial X zeolites currently available commercially is not, for example, not excluded.
- the zeolites can be in the form of crystalline powders or agglomerates.
- the zeolite agglomerates are obtained in a conventional manner by using conventional agglomeration methods.
- the agglomerated zeolite can, for example, be prepared by mixing a crystalline zeolite powder with water and a binder (generally in the form of a powder), then spraying this mixture onto agglomerates of zeolites acting as a germ. agglomeration.
- the zeolite agglomerates are subjected to a continuous rotation on themselves. This can be achieved by placing the agglomerates in a reactor rotating on itself around an axis of rotation, said axis of rotation being preferably inclined relative to the vertical direction.
- agglomerates in the form of beads are obtained.
- the agglomerates thus obtained are then subjected to baking at a temperature between approximately 500 and 700 ° C., preferably at a temperature in the region of 600 ° C.
- a binder a person skilled in the art may use a clay such as kaolin, silica or alumina.
- the agglomerated zeolite thus obtained which comprises a binder, can be used for the preparation of agglomerated zeolite without binder also usable in the process of the invention.
- the zeolites X which can be used as an adsorbent are subjected to a subsequent treatment aimed at introducing lithium cations into the crystal lattice. This is achieved by ion exchange, part of the cations M initially contained in the zeolite being exchanged with lithium cations.
- the combination of the first and second adsorbents described above leads to an improvement in the purification of the gaseous mixture of hydrogen and in the overall productivity, when the second adsorbent is a zeolite of faujasite X type exchanged at least 80% with lithium.
- the term “zeolite exchanged at least 80% with lithium” means a zeolite of which at least 80% of the units A10 2 ⁇ are associated with lithium cations.
- the zeolites of faujasite type exchanged with more than 90% with lithium are more particularly preferred.
- the expression activation of a zeolite is understood to mean its dehydration, that is to say the elimination of the water of hydration contained in the zeolite.
- the partial pressure of the water in the gas in contact with the zeolite is made to be less than approximately 4.10 4 Pa, preferably 1.104 Pa after activation.
- Methods for activating zeolites are known in the art. One of these methods is to subject the zeolite to a pressure of about
- the zeolite can be activated by maintaining it under a vacuum of about 1.10 4 Pa or less while heating the zeolite to a temperature of about 300 to 650 ° C without any need to resort to gas sweeping inert.
- Another alternative consists in activating the zeolite by a process using microwaves, as described in the document US-A-
- the first and second adsorbents in any weight ratio.
- a weight ratio of the first selective adsorbent at least carbon dioxide and C ⁇ - hydrocarbons - Cg to the second zeolite adsorbent between 10/90 and 85/15 is particularly advantageous from the point of view of the efficiency of the purification and of the overall productivity.
- this ratio is ideally between 50/50 and 80/20, preferably between 60/40 and 80/20.
- the treatment cycle to which each bed of adsorbent is subjected comprises the steps consisting in: a) passing a gaseous mixture based on hydrogen polluted by carbon monoxide and containing at least one other impurity chosen from the group consisting of dioxide carbon and Cj-Cg hydrocarbons in an adsorption zone comprising, at least:
- a first adsorbent bed consisting of a first adsorbent selective for at least carbon dioxide and Cj-Cg hydrocarbons and:
- a second adsorbent bed consisting of a second adsorbent which is a faujasite type zeolite exchanged at least 80% with lithium, the Si / Ai ratio of which is less than 1.5 to eliminate at least the CO; b) desorbing the carbon monoxide and the other impurity (s) adsorbed on said first and second adsorbents by setting up a pressure gradient and gradually lowering the pressure in said adsorption zone so as to recover the carbon monoxide and the other one or more impurities through the entry of said adsorption zone; and c) raising the pressure of said adsorption zone by introducing a stream of pure hydrogen through the outlet. of the adsorption zone.
- step a) it is preferable to opt for the purification of a gaseous mixture containing more than 70% of hydrogen and comprising as impurities nitrogen, methane, CO and C0 2 , which are will bring into contact with a bed of adsorbent consisting of activated carbon and faujasite exchanged at more than 90% with lithium, the weight ratio of activated carbon to faujasite being preferably between 50/50 and 80/20.
- the adsorption zone is maintained at a temperature between 0 and 80 ° C.
- the capacity of the adsorbent beds is limited by the maximum size that can be used either because of the mechanical strength of the individual particles of adsorbent, or because of the maximum size that can be used for shipping containers containing adsorbents. This is why the operation of 4 to 10 beds of adsorbents arranged in parallel is common in the art.
- the decompression and compression phases of the various adsorbent beds are synchronized: it is in particular advantageous to introduce pressure equalization steps between two adsorbent beds, one of these two beds being in the decompression phase, the other in the recompression phase.
- FIG. 1 schematically represents an installation for implementing a PSA process for the production of hydrogen, comprising ten beds of adsorbent 1 to 10.
- FIG. 2 represents the evolution of the pressure within an adsorption zone during a treatment cycle for the purification of a gaseous mixture based on hydrogen by a PSA process.
- FIG. 3 represents the variations in the adsorption capacity of various zeolites as a function of the adsorption pressure.
- FIG. 4 represents variations in the adsorption capacity of a type X zeolite exchanged with lithium according to the invention (curve LiX) and of a conventional zeolite 5A (curve 5A) as a function of the adsorption pressure.
- the pipes 11, 12 and 13 are each connected to a source of gas mixture 14 by means of a single pipe 15 into which the pipes 11, 12 and 13 open. At the outlet of the adsorption zones
- the purified hydrogen is recovered via the pipes
- the lines 16 to 18 all open into a line 19 which brings the purified hydrogen, coming from the lines 16, 17 and 18, to a storage enclosure 21 via the line 19. Part of the hydrogen produced is taken from line 19 via line 22 and brought to the adsorbent bed 10 which is then at the end of the recompression phase: a pressure equalization is thus carried out between the adsorbent beds 1 to 3 during the production phase and bed "adsorbent 10 which is the end of the treatment cycle.
- a pressure equalization is carried out on the adsorbent beds 4 and 8 on the one hand and 4 and 9 on the other hand.
- the respective inlets of the adsorption zones 4, 8 and 9 are hermetically closed.
- the adsorbent beds 4 and 8 are placed in communication with one another via a line 23.
- the adsorbent bed 4 entering the decompression phase is still under a relatively high hydrogen pressure, while the bed adsorbent 8 which is at the start of the recompression phase is at a much lower pressure.
- a pressure equalization is carried out between the adsorbent beds 5 and 7, these two beds being placed in communication with each other by means of a pipe 26.
- the hydrogen flows from the adsorbent bed 5 to the adsorbent bed 7.
- the adsorption bed 6 is also in the decompression phase. Its pressure is lowered simply by evacuation of the hydrogen via the inlet 28 of the adsorption zone 6. It is at this decompression stage that the desorption of the impurities adsorbed on the adsorbent bed takes place.
- the percentages are volume percentages.
- FIG. 2 shows the evolution of the pressure within a bed of adsorbent over time.
- the adsorbent beds are filled with activated carbon on the one hand and a zeolite on the other hand.
- the activated carbon used is of the type generally used in the various processes for the separation of hydrogen by adsorption by variation of the pressure (PSA / H 2 ).
- the zeolite is zeolite 5A sold by the company Procatalyse under the reference 5APS.
- the zeolite is zeolite 5A sold by the company Bayer under the reference Baylith K.
- the zeolite used is a zeolite X exchanged at 90% with lithium.
- the Baylith K R (Bayer) and 5APS R (Procatalysis) zeolites are A zeolites containing as exchangeable cations ions Na + and Ca2 +, and, having pores with a size of approximately 5A.
- p 5APS zeolite which is in the form of extrudates with a diameter of 1.6 mm and 3.2 mm, is further characterized by:
- the zeolite X exchanged at 90% with lithium is prepared in the following manner from a faujasite 13X having an Si / Ai ratio of 1.25 and containing approximately 20% of binder:
- this curve represents the variations in the adsorption capacity of the nitrogen expressed in cm3 per gram as a function of the adsorption pressure (expressed in bars).
- the zeolites Before being placed in the various adsorption zones, the zeolites are activated under vacuum at 400 ° C. for 8 hours.
- the activated carbon is placed at the inlet of the adsorption zone, the zeolite of the faujasite type exchanged with lithium being arranged at the outlet of said adsorption zone so that these two adsorbents form two distinct superposed layers.
- the temperature of the adsorbent beds is maintained at 40 ° C.
- Productivity P is defined here as the ratio of the volume of hydrogen produced, measured under normal conditions of temperature and pressure, per hour and per
- the yield R of the process corresponds to the ratio of the volume of pure hydrogen produced, measured under normal temperature and pressure conditions, to the volume of hydrogen contained in the effluent gas to be purified, also measured under normal temperature and pressure conditions. pressure.
- the yields and productivity reported in Tables 2 and 3 are relative yields and productivity.
- comparative example 1 was chosen as a reference, that is to say that for this example the relative yields and productivity were fixed at 100: this example illustrates more precisely the purification of the mixture Ml described in table 1 in the presence of an adsorbent consisting of 70% by weight of activated carbon and 30% by weight of 5APS zeolite, the desorption pressure being
- R r and P r ⁇ Rci Pc-, where R and P are as defined above and RC ⁇ and Pcj are respectively the actual yield and productivity determined in the case of comparative example 1.
- the points concerning the zeolite exchanged with lithium of the 0 examples 1 to 3 are marked D; the points concerning the zeolite A Baylith K R (Bayer) are marked o and the points concerning the zeolite A 5APS.R (Procatalyse) are marked ⁇ .
- the CO respiration of a zeolite X exchanged with lithium according to the invention is much higher than that of a zeolite of type 5A. classic.
- the respiration of a zeolite is defined as the difference between the adsorption capacity of a pure gas by this zeolite at high partial pressure, or adsorption pressure and the adsorption capacity of said gas at pressure low, or desorption pressure, by said zeolite.
- the amount of CO adsorbed in the adsorption phase is approximately 18.3 Ncm 3 / g and approximately 11.1 Ncm 3 / g in the desorption phase, which corresponds to a breath
- the quantity of CO adsorbed in the adsorption phase is approximately 35.9 Ncm / g and approximately 25.2 Ncm / g in the desorption, which
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