WO2004000441A1 - Procede de traitement d’au moins un gaz de charge par adsorption a modulation de pression - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a process for treating a gas by adsorption, of the type in which a pressure-modulated adsorption treatment unit is used, commonly called a PSA unit (for
- PSA units are commonly used for the separation and / or purification of feed gases, in particular in the fields of production of hydrogen and carbon dioxide, drying, separation of the constituents of air, etc.
- the “PSA-H 2 ” units which produce substantially pure hydrogen are used with feed gases of various origins, for example formed from gases reformed by steam, refinery or coke oven, or formed from waste gases from ethylene or styrene production units, or from hydrogen-carbon monoxide separation units.
- a PSA unit is made up of several adsorbers which follow an operating cycle over time, hereafter called for convenience “PSA cycle”, which is distributed uniformly in as many phase times as there are of adsorbers in operation, and which is formed of basic steps, namely the steps: - adsorption at substantially a high pressure of the cycle;
- the main operating constraint of a PSA unit in steady state is the level of product purity. Under this operating condition, the processing performance of a PSA unit is then generally optimized either to maximize the extraction yield (quantity of gas produced / quantity of this gas present in the feed gas), or to minimize the energy consumed.
- a nominal operating cycle of the PSA unit is thus obtained, determined directly as a function of the nominal operating conditions (flow rate of feed gas, flow rate of treated gas, composition of feed gas, operating temperature of the unit , ).
- the aim of the present invention is to propose a treatment process of the type defined above, and in particular a hydrogen production process, which makes it possible to ensure the continuity of operation of a PSA unit during an abrupt variation and / or important conditions of operation of the unit, in particular those relating to the feed gas, and more precisely its composition, its pressure, its flow rate and / or its temperature.
- the subject of the invention is a treatment method of the aforementioned type, in which there is at least one preprogrammed auxiliary operating cycle, different from the nominal cycle, and, when the operating conditions differ from the nominal conditions at point that the processing unit no longer reaches its minimum performance, the processing unit is required to follow one or more of the auxiliary cycles.
- composition of the feed gas is an operating condition
- the pressure of the feed gas or the pressure of a waste gas leaving the treatment unit are operating conditions;
- - the temperature of the feed gas is an operating condition;
- X denotes the number of active adsorbers of the treatment unit, Y the number of adsorbers in simultaneous adsorption, and Z the number of pressure balances on said nominal cycle, and at least one of the number X 'd 'active adsorbers, the number Y' of adsorbers in simultaneous adsorption, and the number Z 'of pressure balancing on the or each auxiliary cycle is different from the corresponding number of the nominal cycle;
- one of the pressure balances is a partial balancing, so that at least one of the numbers Z and Z 'is not an integer;
- the nominal cycle and the or each auxiliary cycle comprise at least one step of adsorption at a high pressure of the cycle, a purging step consisting of depressurization against the current until the low pressure of the cycle, a step of elution at said low pressure, and a step of repressurization to said high pressure, the duration of the adsorption phase ratio, ... A n -. being substantially between 0.5 and duration of the purging and elution steps
- the processing unit is a hydrogen production unit.
- the subject of the invention is also an installation for the combined production of hydrogen and carbon monoxide comprising:
- At least one pressure modulation adsorption treatment unit connected to another outlet of the purification unit, characterized in that said pressure modulation adsorption treatment unit is suitable for implementing the method such as previously defined.
- the purification unit comprises at least two bottles of adsorbents to allow the continuous operation of the installation.
- the pressure modulation adsorption treatment unit comprises a variable number of adsorbers, depending on the desired flow rates and / or hydrogen yield, the number of adsorbers can thus vary from four to sixteen.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic view of an installation for the combined production of hydrogen and carbon monoxide, comprising a PSA unit implementing a method according to the invention.
- FIGS. 2 and 3 are operating diagrams of the PSA unit of Figure 1.
- FIG. 1 shows an installation 10 for the combined production of hydrogen and carbon monoxide from both water and a feed gas consisting of natural gas GN.
- the installation includes a line 12 for processing natural gas, downstream of which are connected both a cryogenic unit 14 for producing carbon monoxide (CO) and a unit 16 for producing hydrogen (H 2 ), detailed below.
- CO carbon monoxide
- H 2 hydrogen
- the treatment line 12 comprises, from upstream to downstream: - a reactor 18 for producing a synthesis gas, in which the natural gas is desulfurized, heavy hydrocarbons are decomposed into methane and carbon dioxide, and methane is converted into synthesis gas rich in hydrogen and containing carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide; a decarbonation unit 20 by washing with amines, a residual stream rich in carbon dioxide is recompressed at 21 and recycled upstream of the reactor 18; and
- a purification unit 22 making it possible to stop almost all of the water and to greatly reduce the carbon dioxide content.
- a first outlet 24 of the purification unit 22 is connected to the cryogenic unit 14, which has a line 26 returning to the purification line provided with a heater 27.
- a second outlet 28 of the unit d purification 22 is connected to unit 16 so as to supply the feed gas for this unit 16.
- the purification unit 22 comprises two bottles of adsorbents 22A, 22B placed in line alternately to ensure purification by temperature-modulated adsorption of the gas mixture leaving the amine washing unit 20, the adsorption of water and carbon dioxide being carried out cold and the desorption of these components hot.
- the unit 16 comprises six adsorbers R1 to R6, each comprising an adsorbent material suitable for fixing by adsorption of impurities, such as hydrocarbons and water contained in the feed gas of line 28.
- adsorbent material suitable for fixing by adsorption of impurities, such as hydrocarbons and water contained in the feed gas of line 28.
- impurities such as hydrocarbons and water contained in the feed gas of line 28.
- adsorbents can be envisaged, such as activated carbon, silica gels and / or molecular sieves.
- Unit 16 is of the PSA type, that is to say with pressure-modulated adsorption. To this end, it includes pipes and valves not shown, as well as a control unit 30 detailed below, adapted to make each adsorber R1 to R6 follow a cycle of period T, consisting of six phase times of the same duration. , and an example of which is represented on FIG. 2.
- the lines oriented by the arrows indicate the movements and destinations of the gas streams, and, moreover, the direction of circulation in the adsorbers R1 to R6: when an arrow is in the direction of increasing ordinates (towards the top of the diagram), the current is said to be co-current in the adsorber; if the arrow pointing upwards is located below the line indicating the pressure in the adsorber, the current enters the adsorber through the inlet end of this adsorber; if the arrow, directed upwards, is located above the line indicating the pressure, the current leaves the adsorber through the outlet end of the adsorber, the inlet and outlet ends being respectively those of the gas to be treated and gas withdrawn in production.
- the current When an arrow is in the direction of decreasing ordinates (down the diagram) the current is said to be against the current in the adsorber; if the downward pointing arrow is located below the line indicating the pressure of the adsorber, the current leaves the adsorber through the inlet end of this adsorber; if the downward pointing arrow is located above the line indicating the pressure, the current enters the adsorber through the outlet end of this adsorber, the inlet and outlet ends always being those of the gas to be treated and gas withdrawn in production.
- the inlet end of the adsorbers is their lower end.
- the feed gas conveyed by the line 28 arrives at the inlet of the adsorber at a high adsorption pressure, denoted PH, of about 20 bars.
- a stream of substantially pure hydrogen is then drawn off at the head, under the same pressure, and partially feeds a line 32 for producing hydrogen, the rest being sent to another adsorber during the repressurization step described below.
- a counter-current depressurization step commonly called purge step, during which the flow leaving the adsorber R6 is sent to a waste line 34, connected at the outlet to the reactor 18 ; this stage continues until the low pressure of the cycle, noted PB and worth approximately 1.6 bar.
- the flow leaving the adsorber then forms a waste gas under the low pressure PB, sent to line 34.
- the regeneration phase finally comprises:
- cycle 6.2.2 The cycle of FIG. 2 which has just been described in detail is commonly called “cycle 6.2.2” while respecting the notation convention “cycle XYZ” according to which X corresponds to the total number of adsorbers in operation, Y corresponds to the number of adsorbers in the adsorption phase, and Z corresponds to the number of pressure balances.
- the PSA unit 16 is controlled by the control unit 30, which sends it the various control signals from the valves of the PSA unit in order to make the six adsorbers R1 to R6 follow an operating cycle as described above. .
- the unit 30 is provided with a memory 36, having the parameters of the cycle of FIG. 2 described above, but also the parameters of other operating cycles as will be explained below.
- the memory 36 is connected to the unit 30 via a data transmission line 38.
- the overall operation of the installation 10 is as follows.
- the reactor 18 In steady state, that is to say outside periods of starting or stopping the installation, the reactor 18 is supplied with natural gas and water, and produces a mixture rich in hydrogen, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide, containing in addition methane, nitrogen, water, as well as traces of heavy hydrocarbons.
- This flow is sent to the purification unit 22, then to the cryogenic unit 14 which produces a substantially pure carbon monoxide flow, by evacuating in line 26 a gaseous mixture rich in hydrogen used for the regeneration of successively l one and the other of the bottles 22A and 22B of the purification unit.
- the operation of the PSA unit 16 is imposed by the control unit 30, by making the adsorbers R1 to R6 follow the cycle 6.2.2 of FIG. 2, which constitutes a nominal cycle for the operating conditions detailed above. , and for the performances considered to be optimal with regard to the following material balance:
- auxiliary cycle clearly different from the nominal cycle, proves advantageous in order to maintain acceptable performance in terms of yield, purity and / or productivity for the gas produced by the PSA unit.
- a cycle is previously preprogrammed and stored in memory 36 so that it can be transmitted, via line 38, to unit 16 as soon as its operating conditions deviate significantly from the nominal conditions, to the point that the minimum required performance is no longer achieved.
- FIG. 3 An example of such a preprogrammed cycle is shown in FIG. 3, and corresponds to a 6.2.1 type cycle, that is to say comprising six adsorbers, two of which are in production, but having only one pressure balancing ( at a pressure denoted PE ').
- the method according to the invention consists for example in passing from the nominal cycle to X. Y. Z to an auxiliary cycle X '. Y '. Z 'with at least one of the numbers X', Y 'and Z' different from the respective numbers X, Y and Z.
- the method according to the invention is based on the idea that , when the load changes are frequent or of sufficiently long duration, it is desirable to take into account the different operating conditions by preprogramming in advance and memorizing the corresponding cycles which it is foreseeable to use.
- a PSA unit comprising such preprogrammed cycles, for example provided upon installation of this unit, the PSA unit is able to operate for various operating conditions, by means of piping and valve arrangements making it possible to bypass all or part of lines upstream to the PSA unit considered.
- the memory 36 advantageously includes control instructions making it possible to pass from one cycle to the other, by making the PSA unit 16 follow intermediate transition steps.
- the feed gas is supplied by a secondary source with a flow rate lower than the nominal flow rate.
- the method according to the invention is particularly advantageous during periodic needs for production overcapacity since a reduction in the number of balances, if necessary in conjunction with a reduction in phase time, makes it possible to increase production for an increase in the charge flow rate, for example with an additional source of charge gas.
- the balancing fraction For example, if in the event of complete balancing the high pressure PH of the cycle passes successively to the intermediate pressure PE1 in the case of a first complete balancing, then to the pressure PE2 in the case of a second complete balancing, and if the pressure of the second balancing is stopped at a value PE2 'greater than the value PE2, the balancing fraction
- PE1 -PE2 'carried out is equal to 1 + -j ⁇ j - ⁇ -, for example equal to 1.5 balancing.
- Another example of application of the method according to the invention relates to the purification of refinery gas.
- a refinery there are several sources of hydrogen (catalytic reactor, impure hydrogen network, fuel network, etc.) which can be purified by PSA hydrogen.
- These gas streams are generally composed of hydrogen, hydrogen sulfides, saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons, aromatic hydrocarbons, water, nitrogen, etc.
- the treatment of these gases requires the use of specific adsorbents and allow good regeneration in pressure of the heaviest compounds. Once this adsorbent has been chosen and placed at the bottom of the adsorbers, it is possible for the PSA unit to treat almost all the hydrogenated gases coming from a refinery.
- a high pressure hydrogen-rich feed gas (H 2 content greater than 90%) is treated with a different cycle from that used for a low or medium pressure gas and a hydrogen content of the order 60%.
- the more hydrogen rich in a gas the longer the cycle chosen from the pre-programmed cycles to a phase of production by adsorption compared to the regeneration phase, and vice versa. It is thus advantageous to preprogram a whole range of PSA cycles.
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