WO2002053266A9 - Device and method for treating gas effluents - Google Patents
Device and method for treating gas effluentsInfo
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- the present invention relates to a process and the means used to treat polluted air and recover polluting gases in the form of condensate.
- the principle is to pass the charged air through a layer of activated carbon which will retain the pollutants.
- the active coals or the adsorbent Once saturated, the active coals or the adsorbent will be "cleaned” or desorbed by passing steam at 120-140 ° C through the adsorbent bed. The gases will then be recovered by separate condensation.
- the main drawbacks are:
- Adsorption is an exothermic phenomenon which leads to temperature rises when the concentration of volatile organic compounds is too high, this results in a lower adsorption capacity and a risk of combustion of the activated carbon.
- certain compounds can lead to the cessation of exothermic dehydration reactions and cause inflammation of the activated carbon in the presence of oxygen.
- the gas mixtures are complex, the molecules having a low affinity with the adsorbent are displaced by the molecules having a strong affinity with the latter. This leads to a too short drilling time, therefore to a too reduced adsorption rate.
- the relative humidity of the gaseous effluents is too high, the capacity of the activated carbon to adsorb volatile organic compounds is considerably reduced.
- the temperature of the gases to be treated often exceeds 50 ° C., however the static capacity of the activated carbon decreases very sharply from 40 ° C.
- Desorption requires the use of 3 to 4 kg of steam heated to 120-140 ° C for 1 kg of volatile organic compounds recovered. Investing in a steam generator is very expensive if its only destination is desorption.
- the geometry of the systems mainly used induces preferential passages, during adsorption, which reduces the adsorption rate at breakthrough.
- FIG. 1 represents all of the elements of the device according to the invention
- FIG. 2 represents a standard thermoregulated heating / cooling element seen from face
- FIG. 3 represents a particular configuration with 2 stages of heating / cooling elements thermoregulated separately, containing 1, 2 or a mixture of separate adsorbents (3, 4)
- FIG. 1 represents a particular embodiment, which, according to the invention, makes it possible to ensure in the same machine an optimal adsorption thanks to the controlled maintenance of the temperature, even in the case of complex gas mixture, a very rapid desorption where the adsorbents (2) and adsorbates are heated very quickly by conduction between heating elements (1) with specific geometry very closely spaced, and regulated in temperature, as well as a very economical recovery by condensation / absorption (3) due to the high concentration obtained at the output and from the condensation mode.
- the configuration of the device makes it possible very quickly to obtain heating or cooling at the core of the adsorbents.
- the charged air enters the lower part (6) of the reactor, passes through the adsorbents (2) located between the cooled thermoregulated elements (1) and abandons its pollutants there. It emerges uncluttered in the upper part (7).
- a breakthrough detector 9 sends the desorption signal.
- the tank In desorption mode, the tank is inerted by a gas (8).
- the adsorbents are heated in dead conduction by the thermoregulated elements.
- a heated transfer gas (8) is injected at very low flow rate in the upper part and entrains very concentrated pollutants in the condensation zone (3) in the lower part.
- the pollutants recovered during the condensation are directed either to a storage unit (10), or partly to an intense cooling tank (4) from which they leave in the lower part of the reactor to be used during the operation.
- integrated adsorption / condensation (3) When simple condensation is sufficient, a heat exchanger (3.1) will replace absorption. In this case, all of the pollutants recovered will be sent directly to the storage area.
- isolation valves (23) are provided at the fluid inlets and outlets.
- the present invention provides a more suitable response to the problem posed by
- the device according to the invention comprises as a first characteristic heating / cooling elements (1), the particular configuration of which (FIG. 2) has been specially studied to optimize heat transfers, limit the masses of refrigerant / heat transfer fluids used. , considerably limit heat losses and be perfectly flexible.
- the heating elements (1) consist of small metal tanks (FIG. 2), generally made of very thin stainless steel (0.12 to 0.3 mm) in which circuits are printed (FIG. 2 - 20 ) for the passage of thermodynamic fluids. These circuits are studied to obtain the best thermal transfer / mass of fluid ratio used. The width of these elements is very small for reasons of speed of exchange and compactness. This configuration gives very high thermal reactivity to the system, which is designed to withstand very low temperatures (cryogenic) or very high (several hundred degrees).
- the spacing of the heating / cooling elements (1) regulated in temperature is calculated as a function of the speed of the fluids and of the nature of the adsorbents (2), in order to obtain either very rapid and uniform heating of the adsorbents situated between these elements, either during adsorption, perfect temperature control, therefore limiting the exothermic effects of adsorption, which has the consequence of significantly increasing the adsorption rate, thus making the installations more compact , the mass less adsorbents required.
- This also makes it possible to accept higher concentrations of pollutant and to considerably limit the risks of combustion when the adsorbents are active carbon.
- the rate of adsorption on drilling of an activated carbon can be divided by three when the temperature changes from 20 to 80 ° C.
- the height of the elements varies according to the residence time necessary for complete adsorption, the nature and the number of adsorbents used.
- thermoregulated elements positioned parallel to each other is proportional to the volume to be treated.
- Heating elements height: 0.6m width: 0.010m length: 1m spacing: 20mm
- the adsorbents are at the set temperature (160 °) in 240 seconds, a very short time, which can be further reduced by bringing the thermoregulated elements closer together and - or by increasing the temperature of the fluids.
- the pure product is recovered for reuse without treatment.
- the adsorbents are cooled and reusable only a few minutes after the desorption operation at a lower energy cost.
- thermoregulated elements largely avoids heat losses since each element is surrounded by adsorbents.
- the radiation and convection losses are negligible in such a system.
- thermoregulated elements can heat or cool separately at identical or different temperatures. This is particularly judicious in the case where gas mixtures do not require the same adsorption and / or desorption temperatures or else in the case where the adsorbent materials used are not of the same nature. Thus a zeolite will withstand much higher temperatures without risk of combustion, which is obviously not the case with active carbon.
- a higher temperature has less influence on the adsorption rate of zeolites than on that of active carbon.
- a first stage of zeolite Figure 3/2/2
- a second stage of active carbon Figure 3/2 / l
- thermoregulated elements (1) either in superimposed layers, or judiciously mixed in a proportion compatible with the gas mixture to be treated.
- layer Figure 3/2/2 of hydrophilic zeolite which will retain moisture followed by a second layer of active carbon ( Figure 3/2/1) which will retain the other pollutants under good conditions.
- the refrigerant and heat transfer fluids are heat treated by thermoregulators (11) which continuously adjust the set temperature in order to provide only the energy necessary for the system. Indeed, in the majority of cases, during the various phases of a manufacturing process, the nature of the polluting gases to be treated can vary considerably in temperature, concentration and humidity. Pollution peaks, changes in gas quality, lead to malfunctions that are detrimental to efficiency adsorption. Thermoregulators (11) allow the system to adapt to changing gas treatment conditions, providing only the instantaneous energy required.
- the refrigerant (12) - coolant (13) circulating in the heating / cooling elements is a synthetic oil specially adapted to accept operating temperatures varying from - 20 ° C to + 300 ° C.
- the energy supplied to the heating / cooling elements can be supplied by: • superheated steam / water cooling
- thermofrigopump When the temperature required for desorption is lower, in particular when the partial vacuum is used, a thermofrigopump may be used which will provide the heat of desorption and the cold necessary for condensation. Considering the configuration of the system, a significant energy saving will be obtained.
- the set temperature and - or the flow rates of the fluid are adjusted.
- the set temperatures are adjusted according to the nature of the adsorbate and the adsorbent and the modes of desorption chosen.
- steam desorption is still possible in such a system.
- the advantage is then very rapid drying of the adsorbents.
- provision is made to be able to achieve a partial vacuum in the enclosure (19) of separation.
- the vacuum is produced by means of a vacuum pump and makes it possible either to desorb even faster, or to desorb at a lower temperature, which becomes a necessity when the thermal degradation of certain compounds is to be avoided.
- thermoregulation will safely optimize the temperature / vacuum level pair.
- the shell of the system is cylindrical, in other cases, it is parallelepiped.
- the cold fluid (oil, 14) circulating in the heating elements pushes the hot fluid (oil, 15) towards a buffer sheet.
- the opposite occurs when the thermoregulated elements have to be cooled.
- Two three-way valves (22) allow each of the operating fluids, hot and cold, to circulate in a closed circuit. This operating mode avoids heating and then cooling all of the fluids, since each fluid has its own insulated buffer tank (12) and (13).
- the advantage is obviously the energy saving and the very high reactivity of the system since there is permanently available in the buffer tanks a mass of immediately available fluid maintained at the set temperature which contains sufficient instantaneous energy. to perform the heating or cooling operation.
- the other advantage is that the installed power is lower the longer the duration of addition during which the oil is heated.
- a small complementary adsorber (5) is installed to trap the residual gas.
- the deso ⁇ tion thereof is carried out during the phase of adsorption of the main adsorber. This operation is made possible because the air flow rates and masses of pollutant used are very low during this operation.
- the method incorporates a condensation phase (3) which is carried out by spraying (3) a portion of the recovered product (18) which is strongly cooled by an exchanger. It is an abso ⁇ tion / condensation.
- the advantage is not to dilute or mix the product to be recovered in another product and to obtain, thanks to this very simple system, a very good efficiency of condensation / dissolving by direct contact.
- the highly cooled condensates (4) are directed to a nozzle (16) or spray bar located in the lower part of the adsorber by means of a pump (17). On contact with hot gases, the cold condensate will exchange part of its sensible and latent heat, and will dissolve part of the gases to be recovered.
- This operating mode is particularly effective because the temperature difference between the gas to be treated and the coolant / condensation / absorption is high. Furthermore, it is inexpensive in investment.
- the condensation of the gases can also be carried out by a condenser (3 / l), or evaporator of a refrigerating machine which functions alone or in addition to the spraying.
- a condenser (3 / l)
- evaporator of a refrigerating machine which functions alone or in addition to the spraying.
- the advantage of the two associated techniques is to increase the efficiency of the condensation and to recover a cooler liquid capable of being sprayed in the first stage of condensation / abso ⁇ tion.
- the device is equipped with a ventilation system (24) and air diffusers (25) responsible for uniformly distributing the gaseous effluents in the case of a very large air passage section.
- These diffusers consist of simple drilled plates.
- a filter (21) adapted to their nature, makes it possible to avoid clogging of the absorbents.
- thermal safety probes (26) are placed at different points in the enclosure and trigger the flooding (8 A) or nitrogen inerting (8) systems.
- the invention described above consists of a device for the treatment of gaseous effluents containing polluting volatile compounds and the recovery of polluting compounds in the form of condensates, characterized in that it comprises: - an enclosure ( 19) containing heating- cooling elements (1),
- the heating-cooling elements (1) are in the form of plate of thickness less than 10 mm arranged parallel to each other and which are preferably rectangular.
- the elements (1) are metal plates, in which are printed circuits (21-20) for the circulation of thermodynamic fluids (12) (13).
- the elements (1) are plates comprising electrical heating circuits, the thickness of said plates being less than 5 mm and preferably less than 3 mm.
- the thickness previously called width of these plates does not exceed 10 mm, value determined experimentally. This small thickness allows very rapid heating or cooling of the adsorbents thanks to the low thermal inertia of the plates and also makes it possible to lighten the structure.
- thermoregulated elements (1) For the production of very thin electrical circuits (50 to 100 microns), it is possible, for example, to use the technology known for application in electric irons consisting of flat resistors in strips surrounding a mica plate, placed between two other mica plates, and covered with stainless steel sheets on each side.
- VOC stands for volatile organic compounds and the spacing between two thermoregulated elements (1) has been optimized to 20 mm.
- the device of the invention operates as follows: the air loaded with mono or multipollutants between (6) in an enclosure (19) and passes through one or more adsorbent materials (2) located between two thermo-regulated elements slightly spaced (1) ensuring the rapid, homogeneous and perfectly controlled heating and cooling function of said adsorbents.
- the detector (9) informs that the adsorbers are saturated, the air inlets and outlets are isolated.
- the heating elements rapidly raise the temperature of the adsorbents to the set temperature, a carrier gas (8) crosses the adsorbents against the current and transfers the polluting gases to the integrated condensing unit using the condensates, part of which is strongly cooled ( 4) is used for condensation (3) the other is directed to the storage unit (10). If necessary, the residual gaseous pollutants are directed to a small secondary adsorber (5) which will restore these gases in the main adsorber in adsorption mode.
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