WO2015115275A1 - ガス吸収・再生装置及びその運転方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a gas absorption / regeneration apparatus and a method of operating the same.
- the required absorption performance (the recovered amount or absorption rate of H 2 S or CO 2 ) of the required absorbing gas is achieved, and regeneration is achieved.
- An operation of energy reduction which minimizes the amount of heat such as saturated steam supplied to the reboiler of the column is desired.
- the present invention is a gas absorption / regeneration device capable of achieving the required absorption performance of absorbed gas and minimizing the amount of heat such as saturated steam supplied to the reboiler of the regenerator. It is an object to provide the driving method.
- an absorption tower for absorbing a gas to be absorbed from an introduced gas containing a gas to be absorbed using an absorption liquid circulating in a closed system
- an absorption tower An absorbent regenerator that releases absorbed gas from an absorbent that has absorbed absorbent gas, and an absorbent that absorbs absorbed gas in the absorber are extracted as a rich solution from the absorbent tower, and A rich solution supply line to be introduced, an absorption solution regenerated by the absorption solution regeneration tower is extracted as a lean solution from the absorption solution regeneration tower, and a lean solution supply line introduced to the absorption tower, the lean solution supply A first collection unit for collecting a lean solution sample in the vicinity of the inlet of the absorption tower in a line, and a second collection unit for collecting a rich solution sample in the vicinity of the outlet of the absorption tower for the rich solution supply line; Previous And an analyzer for analyzing the lean solution sample and the rich solution
- the gas absorbing and regenerating apparatus according to the first aspect, wherein the concentration of the absorbing liquid in the lean liquid sample and the rich liquid sample is measured by an analyzer.
- a gas discharge line for discharging the exhaust gas from which the absorbed gas has been removed from the top of the absorber, and the vicinity of the outlet of the absorber in the gas discharge line.
- a third sampling unit for sampling a gas sample, wherein the sampling of the gas in the third sampling unit is conducted in the same time zone as the sampling of the lean liquid sample and the rich liquid sample, and in the exhaust gas
- a gas absorbing and regenerating apparatus is characterized in that the concentration of the accompanying absorbing solution is measured and the gas absorbing and regenerating operation is controlled based on the measurement result.
- a fourth invention uses the gas absorbing and regenerating apparatus according to any one of the first to third inventions, wherein the introduced gas is a boiler exhaust gas containing CO 2 and the absorbing liquid is an amine absorbing liquid.
- the introduced gas is a boiler exhaust gas containing CO 2
- the absorbing liquid is an amine absorbing liquid.
- a fifth invention uses the gas absorbing / regenerating apparatus according to any one of the first to third inventions, wherein the introduced gas is a gasified gas containing H 2 S and CO 2 , and the absorbing liquid is an amine absorbing liquid
- the concentration of H 2 S at a predetermined value is determined by simultaneously grasping the CO 2 concentration of both the lean solution and the rich solution and the concentration of the amine absorbing solution of at least one or both of the lean solution and the rich solution.
- it is an operation method of a gas absorption / regeneration apparatus characterized by minimizing CO 2 absorption.
- the required absorption performance of the absorbed gas can be achieved, and the amount of heat such as saturated steam supplied to the reboiler of the regenerator can be minimized.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a gas absorption / regeneration apparatus according to a first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a gas absorption / regeneration apparatus according to a second embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a gas absorption / regeneration apparatus according to a third embodiment.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a gas absorption / regeneration apparatus according to a first embodiment.
- a boiler exhaust gas including a CO 2 gas as a gas to be absorbed as an introduced gas will be described.
- the gas absorption / regeneration apparatus 10A absorbs CO 2 gas from the exhaust gas 11 containing CO 2 which is an absorbed gas, using the absorption liquid 12 circulating in a closed system.
- an absorption tower 13, and absorbing solution regeneration tower 14 to release the CO 2 gas from the rich solution 12A is an absorption solution which has absorbed CO 2 gas in this absorption tower 13, the absorbing solution that has absorbed CO 2 gas in the absorption tower 13 together withdrawn from the bottom 13b of the absorption column 13 as rich solution 12A, the rich-solution supply line L 1 to be introduced into the absorbent regenerator 14 side, the absorbing solution regenerated in the absorbent regenerator 14 as a lean solution 12B, absorption together withdrawn from the bottom 14b of the liquid regeneration column 14, the collecting and lean-solution supply line L 2 to be introduced, the lean solution sample 101 at the inlet portion near the lean-solution supply line L 2 of the absorption tower 13 to the absorption tower 13 1 and collecting section X, the analysis for analyzing a second sampling unit Y for collecting rich liquid sample 102 at the exit portion near the rich-solution supply line L 1 of the absorption tower 13, the lean solution sample 101 and the rich liquid sample 102 collected A lean liquid sample 101 in the first
- the lean-solution supply line L 2 is interposed at the intersection of the rich solution supply line L 1, comprises a heat exchanger 16 for exchanging heat between the rich solution 12A and lean solution 12B
- CO 2 is removed by the heat of the reboiler 15 in the absorbent regenerator 14, and the regenerated absorbent (lean solution) 12 B is reused.
- the absorbing solution 12 is recycled in a closed system in the gas absorbing and regenerating apparatus 10A, and after absorbing the CO 2 gas in the absorption tower 13, it is referred to as a rich solution 12A. After releasing the CO 2 by the above, it is referred to as a lean solution 12B. Depending on the state of deterioration, it is regenerated by the reclaiming device and, if necessary, replenishment of the absorbing liquid is performed.
- control device 104 As a method of controlling the operation of gas absorption and regeneration by the control device 104 in the present embodiment, for example, control of the flow rate of the liquid introduced into the absorption tower 13 of the lean solution 12B, the reboiler heat load, and the like.
- the operating condition of the gas absorption / regeneration may be controlled by executing the operation by the operator without using the control device 104.
- the gas absorption / regeneration apparatus 10A of the exhaust gas (introduction gas) 11 containing this CO 2 it is sent to a gas cooling apparatus (not shown) before being introduced into the absorption tower 13, where it is cooled by cooling water.
- the temperature is adjusted to a predetermined temperature and introduced into the absorption tower 13.
- the absorption column 13 is provided with a filling portion 13A inside the column, and when passing through the filling portion 13A, the counter contact efficiency between the introduced gas 11 and the lean solution 12B which is an absorbing liquid is improved.
- a plurality of filling parts may be provided, and in addition to the filling method, for example, the introduced gas 11 and the absorbing liquid 12 are brought into opposite contact with each other by a spray method, a liquid column method, a tray method or the like.
- the introduced gas 11 is in countercurrent contact with, for example, the lean solution 12B which is an amine-based absorbing solution, and the CO 2 in the introduced gas 11 is absorbed on the absorbing solution side by a chemical reaction and the CO 2 is removed.
- the exhausted gas 11A is released out of the system.
- a cleaning unit 13B for cleaning the exhaust gas 11A with the cleaning water 41 is provided above the filling unit 13A (gas flow downstream side), and the absorption liquid entrained in the exhaust gas 11A is washed away and absorbed. It prevents the discharge of the solution to the outside.
- the cleaning unit 13B with the wash water 41 circulating through the circulation line L 4 it is circulated by the circulating pump P 3, which is cooled by cooling water in heat exchanger 42, to clean the exhaust gas 11A that emits to the outside There is.
- the CO 2 is the CO 2 concentration is high rich solution 12A which is absorbed at the rich solvent pump P 1 through the rich solution supply line L 1, is supplied to the absorbing solution regeneration tower 14 side, absorption with a fill section 14A When introduced into the tower from near the tower top 14 a of the liquid regenerator 14 and flowing down the column, an endothermic reaction is caused by the steam 22 indirectly heated by the saturated steam 23 in the reboiler 15, and most of the CO Release 2 and be regenerated.
- the CO 2 gas 25 accompanied by the water vapor released from the rich solution 12 ⁇ / b > A in the column is derived.
- the steam is condensed by the cooling unit 26 in the CO 2 gas 25 accompanied by the steam, the water is separated as the condensed water 28 by the separation drum 27, and the CO 2 gas is released out of the system and recovered.
- the condensed water 28 separated by the separation drum 27 is supplied to the upper portion of the absorbent regenerator 14 or the like to adjust the water balance in the closed system.
- the CO 2 absorption performance (CO 2 recovery amount and absorptivity) required for operation of the gas absorption / regeneration apparatus 10A for recovering CO 2 in exhaust gas using an amine-based absorption liquid as an absorption liquid It is desirable to operate to minimize the amount of heat such as saturated steam 23 supplied to the reboiler 15 of the absorbent regenerator 14.
- the amount of CO 2 absorbed by the amine-based absorbent which is the absorbent, is determined by the concentration of the absorbent (the amine-based absorbent) in the lean solution 12B and the lean solution 12B introduced into the absorber 13 at the time of absorption operation. It is influenced by the CO 2 concentration of the absorbent (the amine-based absorbent) in the lean solution 12B and the lean solution 12B introduced into the absorber 13 at the time of absorption operation. It is influenced by the CO 2 concentration of
- the absorption rate into the amine-based absorption liquid CO 2 decreases, the absorption tower 13, the efficiency Absorption process may be impaired.
- the absorption of CO 2 is decreased, the rich solution 12A is discharged from the absorption tower 13 while the CO 2 concentration in the rich solution 12A was reduced, this remains rich solution 12A is introduced into the absorbent regenerator 14.
- the reason why the concentration of CO 2 in both the lean solution 12B and the rich solution 12A is monitored at both points of the first collecting unit X and the second collecting unit Y as described above is as follows.
- the CO 2 concentration in the lean solution 12 B obtained in the regeneration tower 14, which is the step of regenerating the rich solution 12 A, is saturated to be supplied to the reboiler 15 of the regeneration tower 14 under the same conditions as the rich solution 12 A supplied to the regeneration tower 14. It is controlled by the amount of heat such as water vapor 23.
- CO 2 CO 2 concentration in the rich solution 12A obtained in the absorption column 13 is an absorption process gases in the lean solution 12B properties the same conditions supplied to the absorption tower 13, the lean solution 12B supplied to the absorption tower 13 It is controlled by the flow rate of the
- the flow rate of the lean solution 12 B in the absorption tower 13 and the saturated steam in the reboiler 15 It is necessary to find an optimum combination condition regarding the supplied heat flow rate, etc., and in order to do so, it is necessary to grasp the CO 2 concentration in the lean solution 12B and the rich solution 12A in the same time zone.
- the lean liquid sample 101 in the first collecting section X and the rich liquid sample 102 in the second collecting section Y are respectively in the same time zone
- the concentration of absorbed liquid and concentration of CO 2 in lean liquid sample 101 and rich liquid sample 102 are measured, and when it is introduced into absorption tower 13 (X) at the time of discharge from lean solution 12B and absorption tower 13 (
- the CO 2 concentration in the rich solution 12A of Y) and the amine concentration of at least one or both of the lean solution 12B and the rich solution 12A are grasped in the same time zone, and based on these measurement results, good gas absorption and regeneration
- the controller 104 executes, for example, control of the flow rate of the lean solution, the reboiler heat load, and the like for various operations. As a result, while maintaining the CO 2 recovery performance from within the exhaust gas 11, an operation that minimizes the amount of heat of the saturated steam 23 supplied to the rebo
- the% of the recovered amount and the value of% of the absorbent concentration are merely examples for the purpose of explanation, and the present invention is not limited to these.
- the gas absorption / regeneration apparatus 10A recovers CO 2 in a steady state.
- An exhaust gas containing CO 2 from a boiler or the like is introduced as an introduced gas 11 into the absorption tower 13.
- the concentration of CO 2 in the introduced gas 11 is constant (for example, 10%)
- the CO 2 recovery rate is set to 90%.
- the CO 2 concentration in the exhaust gas 11A is 1%.
- the reboiler load in the reboiler 15 and the liquid circulation amount of the absorbent 12 are determined so that the CO 2 recovery rate (recovery rate of 90%) is obtained in consideration of the performance of the absorbent used.
- the CO 2 recovery rate changes due to, for example, fluctuations in the operating load of the boiler, deterioration due to long-term operation of the absorbing liquid, and the like.
- the lean solution sample 101 is removed from the lean solution 12B of the absorbing solution introduced into the absorption tower 13 and circulated from the lean solution 12B, and the analyzer 103 is used to measure the CO 2 concentration in the lean solution sample 101.
- the collected sample is diluted to a predetermined concentration and analyzed by a total organic carbon (TOC) analyzer.
- TOC total organic carbon
- the control device 104 can issue a command to the reboiler 15 to reduce the load and minimize the required energy.
- the concentration of CO 2 in the lean solution 12B introduced into the absorption tower 13 is high. It is necessary to increase the supply amount of saturated steam 23 in the reboiler 15 of the absorbent regenerator 14 to dissipate CO 2 .
- the control unit 104 executing instructions on one or both of the rich solvent pump P 1 and a lean solvent pump P 2, to increase the circulation amount, the supply amount of the lean solution 12B into absorption tower 13 It is intended to increase CO 2 recovery performance by increasing it.
- the rich solution sample 102 is removed from the rich solution 12A of the absorbing solution discharged from the absorption tower 13 at the Y point in the same time zone as the collection of the sample of the lean solution 12B at the X point.
- the analyzer 103 analyzes the CO 2 concentration.
- the predetermined optimum value ( ⁇ 0 ) is, for example, the concentration of CO 2 after absorbing CO 2 properly in the absorption tower 13 as the rich solution 12A for achieving 90% recovery.
- the control device 104 increases the liquid circulation amount of the rich solvent pump P 1 and the lean solvent pump P 2 to maintain the CO 2 recovery rate, and the reboiler 15 load according to the circulation amount. To minimize energy requirements.
- the required absorption performance of the absorbed gas (for example, CO 2 recovery rate of 90%) is achieved, and the saturated water vapor 23 etc. supplied to the reboiler 15 of the absorbent regenerator 14 It is possible to operate a process that can minimize the amount of heat.
- the lean solution sample 101 is removed from the lean solution 12 B of the absorbing solution introduced into the absorption tower 13 and circulated from the lean solution 12 B, and the analyzer 103 analyzes the amine concentration in the lean solution sample 101.
- the amine concentration is the amount of the amine absorbent that is the absorbent in the lean solution 12B.
- the analyzer 103 for analyzing the amine concentration in the absorbing liquid the collected sample is diluted to a predetermined concentration and analyzed by an ion chromatography (IC) analyzer.
- IC ion chromatography
- the predetermined optimum value ( ⁇ 0 ) is, for example, the concentration (for example, 30%) of the amine absorbent appropriately contained as the lean solution 12B for achieving, for example, 90% CO 2 recovery. With this amine concentration being appropriate, the recovery rate is maintained.
- the amine concentration fluctuates (decreases) from a predetermined optimum value ( ⁇ 1 ⁇ 0 )
- the temperatures of the introduced gas 11 and the exhaust gas 11A introduced to the absorption tower 13 are adjusted according to the fluctuation.
- the amine concentration is adjusted by measuring with a total (T 1 , T 2 ), and adjusting the water balance in the absorption tower 13 with the level meter 31 based on these results.
- the amount of circulation of the absorbing solution is increased to maintain, for example, 90% CO 2 recovery even when the amine concentration decreases.
- the circulation flow rate of the absorbent may be adjusted to ensure the desired absorption performance
- the gas residence time in the absorber 13 ie, the contact time between the gas and the absorbent
- the adjustment of the circulating flow rate of the absorbent simply in proportion to the amount of gas is not optimal. Therefore, as in the present embodiment, the required absorption performance is achieved and the required energy is minimized by changing the process operating conditions in consideration of the properties of both the lean solution 12B and the rich solution 12A. Is possible.
- the required energy can be reduced by appropriately changing the CO 2 concentration in the lean solution 12B.
- the efficiency of the regeneration step in the regeneration tower 14 is affected by the CO 2 concentration in the rich solution 12A, so that the CO 2 concentration in the rich solution 12A does not cause the performance deterioration of the regeneration step.
- the required absorption performance is achieved by changing the process operating conditions in consideration of the properties of both the lean solution 12B and the rich solution 12A. And it becomes possible to minimize the required energy.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a gas absorption / regeneration apparatus according to a second embodiment.
- the same members as those of the apparatus of the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant description will be omitted.
- the exhaust gas 11A for discharging the exhaust gas 11A from which the absorbed gas has been removed is further discharged from the top 13a of the absorber 13.
- the concentration of the absorbing solution entrained in the exhaust gas 11A is measured in the same time zone as the collection of the rich solution sample 102, and the gas absorption / regeneration operation is controlled based on the measurement result.
- the exhaust gas 11A comes in contact with the absorbing liquid 12 in the absorption tower 13, so that the amine absorbent is entrained. Since this entrainment reduces the amine concentration, in order to prevent this, it is necessary to confirm that the amount of entrained amine is less than a predetermined amount.
- the operation as it is is maintained, but when it becomes the amine carrying amount above the predetermined amount, the temperature of the washing water 41 in the washing section 13B is lowered, Reduce the entrainment amount of amine-based absorbing liquid by reducing the entrainment amount and controlling the circulating amount of the absorbing liquid 12 circulating in the absorption tower 12 and the absorbing liquid regenerator 14 and the reboiler heat load corresponding thereto.
- the lean liquid sample 101 and the rich liquid sample 102 are collected in the first collecting unit X and the second collecting unit Y and analyzed by the analyzer 103. Can be achieved, and the amount of heat such as saturated steam 23 supplied to the reboiler 15 of the absorbent regenerator 14 can be minimized.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a gas absorption / regeneration apparatus according to a third embodiment.
- the present invention is applied to a gas absorbing and regenerating apparatus for removing H 2 S contained in coal gasification gas as the introduced gas 11.
- the apparatus structure of Example 1 is the same, the same code
- the gas absorption / regeneration apparatus 10C according to the present embodiment is an amine-based absorption of sulfur compounds contained in the generated gas (gasification gas) from the coal gasification furnace. It is applied to the gas purification device which removes by the reaction absorption-emission method using the agent.
- An amine absorption liquid is used as the absorption liquid, and H 2 S in the gasification gas is removed in the gas purification apparatus. At the same time as the removal of H 2 S, CO 2 contained in the gasification gas is also removed.
- the gas purification apparatus that is reduced in the amount of CO 2 absorbed simultaneously when removing sulfur compounds is the gas It is preferable because the decrease in the amount of gas supplied to the turbine, that is, the decrease in the power generation efficiency can be suppressed.
- the absorption selectivity of the sulfur compound and CO 2 in the gas in the gas absorbing and regenerating apparatus 10 C is in addition to the property including the CO 2 concentration of the lean solution supplied to the gas purifying apparatus. because also be affected by the flow rate and the gas flow rate of lean solution 12B supplied to the absorption tower 13 of the apparatus 10C, in the same manner as in example 1, by optimizing the operating conditions of the gas absorption and reproducing apparatus 10C, for CO 2 It becomes possible to improve the selectivity of sulfur compounds.
- the gas purification device is excessive. Since it is possible that CO 2 is absorbed by the carbon dioxide, the CO 2 absorption amount is adjusted by adjusting the operating conditions of the gas absorption / regeneration device 10 C (circulating flow rate of absorbent and input heat amount for regeneration of absorbent). Minimizing enables efficient power generation.
- the CO 2 in the lean solution 12B supplied to the absorption tower 13 of the gas absorption / regeneration apparatus 10C is a factor that inhibits the ability to absorb sulfur compounds, so the concentration of CO 2 in the lean solution 12B is excessively high. Need to be monitored to avoid
- the operating conditions of the gas absorbing and regenerating apparatus 10C are changed while grasping the CO 2 concentration in the lean solution 12B and the rich solution 12A in the same time zone in the first collecting unit X and the second collecting unit Y. Therefore, maintenance of the sulfur compound removal performance will be ensured.
- the range in which the monitoring concentration of the sulfur compound in the introduced gas 11 which is the coal gasification gas treated in the absorption tower 13 satisfies the requirement The CO 2 concentration in the lean solution 12 B and the rich solution 12 A will be monitored within the operation conditions to minimize the CO 2 absorption amount calculated from the difference between those CO 2 concentrations and the circulating flow rate of the absorbent.
- the circulation flow rate of the absorbent and the input heat amount for the purpose of absorbent regeneration it becomes possible to improve the selectivity of the sulfur compound to CO 2 .
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ここで、本実施例では、導入ガスとして被吸収ガスとしてCO2ガスを含むボイラ排ガスについて説明する。
図1に示すように、本実施例に係るガス吸収・再生装置10Aは、閉鎖系で循環する吸収液12を用いて被吸収ガスであるCO2を含む排ガス11からCO2ガスの吸収を行う吸収塔13と、この吸収塔13でCO2ガスを吸収した吸収液であるリッチ溶液12AからCO2ガスを放出する吸収液再生塔14と、吸収塔13でCO2ガスを吸収した吸収液をリッチ溶液12Aとして吸収塔13の底部13bから抜出すと共に、吸収液再生塔14側に導入するリッチ溶液供給ラインL1と、吸収液再生塔14で再生された吸収液をリーン溶液12Bとして、吸収液再生塔14の底部14bから抜出すと共に、吸収塔13に導入するリーン溶液供給ラインL2と、リーン溶液供給ラインL2の吸収塔13の入口部近傍でリーン液試料101を採取する第1採取部Xと、リッチ溶液供給ラインL1の吸収塔13の出口部近傍でリッチ液試料102を採取する第2採取部Yと、採取したリーン液試料101及びリッチ液試料102を分析する分析装置103と、を備え、第1採取部Xでのリーン液試料101と、第2採取部Yでのリッチ液試料102を各々同時間帯で採取し、リーン液試料101及びリッチ液試料102中のCO2の濃度を計測し、これらの計測結果に基づき、ガス吸収・再生の運転を制御するものである。
なお、本実施例では、リーン溶液供給ラインL2と、リッチ溶液供給ラインL1との交差部に介装され、リッチ溶液12Aとリーン溶液12Bとを熱交換する熱交換器16を備えており、このシステムでは、吸収液再生塔14でCO2をリボイラ15の熱により除去し、再生された吸収液(リーン溶液)12Bは再利用される。
吸収塔13は、塔内部に充填部13Aが設けられ、この充填部13Aを通過する際、導入ガス11と吸収液であるリーン溶液12Bとの対向接触効率を向上させている。なお、充填部は複数設けてもよく、充填法以外に、例えばスプレー法、液柱法、棚段法等により導入ガス11と吸収液12とを対向接触させるようにしている。
そして、CO2の吸収が低下すると、リッチ溶液12A中のCO2濃度が低下したまま吸収塔13からリッチ溶液12Aが排出され、このままリッチ溶液12Aが吸収液再生塔14に導入される。
すなわち、CO2を所定量回収運転として、導入ガス11であるボイラ排ガス中のCO2を90%回収することを目標とする場合、回収率90%を達成することができないものとなる。
そして、吸収塔13に導入するリーン溶液12B及びリッチ溶液12A中のCO2濃度を監視し、最適な運転条件を選定するようにしている。
最適な運転条件とは、例えば吸収液再生塔14内でのリボイラ15負荷の変動により、リッチ溶液12A中のCO2の低減をすると共に、吸収液の循環量の調整をリーンソルベントポンプP2の流量変動により、循環量の増大をする。
リッチ溶液12Aの再生工程である再生塔14で得られるリーン溶液12B中のCO2濃度は、再生塔14へ供給するリッチ溶液12Aの性状が同じ条件では、再生塔14のリボイラ15へ供給する飽和水蒸気23等の熱量によって調節される。
これにより、排ガス11中からのCO2回収性能を維持しつつ、リボイラ15へ供給される飽和水蒸気23の熱量を最小限とする運転が可能となる。
ここで、導入ガス11中のCO2濃度が一定(例えば10%)と仮定した場合、CO2回収率を90%と設定する。この場合には、排出ガス11A中のCO2濃度は1%となる。そして、用いる吸収液の性能を考慮して、前記CO2回収率(回収率90%)となるように、リボイラ15でのリボイラ負荷と、吸収液12の液循環量が決定される。
この分析の結果、CO2濃度が所定の最適値(α0)の場合には、そのまま定常運転を続行する。所定の最適値(α0)とは、例えば90%回収率を達成するための、リーン溶液12Bとして適正に吸収塔13内に導入する際のCO2濃度である。
このような場合には、制御装置104により、リボイラ15に対して指令を行い負荷の低減を実施して、所要エネルギーの最小化を図ることができる。
また、同時に制御装置104において、リッチソルベントポンプP1及びリーンソルベントポンプP2のいずれか一方又は両方に指令を行い、循環量を増大させて、吸収塔13内へのリーン溶液12Bの供給量を増大させて、CO2回収性能の回復を図るようにしている。
この分析の結果、リッチ溶液12A中のCO2濃度が所定の最適値(β0)の場合には、そのまま定常運転を続行する。所定の最適値(β0)とは、例えば90%回収率を達成するための、リッチ溶液12Aとして適正に吸収塔13内でCO2を吸収した後のCO2濃度である。
このような場合には、制御装置104において、リッチソルベントポンプP1、リーンソルベントポンプP2の液循環量を増大させ、CO2回収率を維持するようにし、この循環量に応じたリボイラ15負荷を調整し、所要エネルギーが最小化となるようにしている。
このアミン濃度が適正であることで、回収率を維持することとなる。
また、このアミン濃度が所定の最適値より変動(低下)する場合(γ1<γ0)には、その変動に応じて、吸収塔13に導入する導入ガス11と排出ガス11Aの温度を温度計(T1、T2)で計測し、これらの結果より例えば吸収塔13内の水バランスをレベル計31により調整することでアミン濃度を調整する。または、吸収液の液循環量を増大して、アミン濃度が低下した場合でも例えば90%CO2回収率を維持するようにしている。
排出ガス11Aは、吸収塔13内で吸収液12と接触するので、アミン系吸収剤が同伴することとなる。この同伴により、アミン濃度が低減するので、これを防止するために、所定量以下のアミン同伴量となっていることを確認することが必要となる。
図3に示すように、本実施例に係るガス吸収・再生装置10Cは、IGCCガス精製装置では、石炭ガス化炉からの生成ガス(ガス化ガス)中に含まれる硫黄化合物を、アミン系吸収剤を用いた反応吸収-放散法で除去するガス精製装置に適用される。
11 導入ガス
12 吸収液
12A リッチ溶液
12B リーン溶液
13 吸収塔
14 吸収液再生塔(再生塔)
15 リボイラ
16 熱交換器
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- 閉鎖系で循環する吸収液を用いて被吸収ガスを含む導入ガスから被吸収ガス吸収を行う吸収塔と、
前記吸収塔で被吸収ガスを吸収した吸収液から被吸収ガスを放出する吸収液再生塔と、
前記吸収塔で被吸収ガスを吸収した吸収液をリッチ溶液として前記吸収塔から抜出すと共に、前記吸収液再生塔に導入するリッチ溶液供給ラインと、
前記吸収液再生塔で再生された吸収液をリーン溶液として、前記吸収液再生塔から抜出すと共に、前記吸収塔に導入するリーン溶液供給ラインと、
前記リーン溶液供給ラインの前記吸収塔の入口部近傍でリーン液試料を採取する第1採取部と、
前記リッチ溶液供給ラインの前記吸収塔の出口部近傍でリッチ液試料を採取する第2採取部と、
採取した前記リーン液試料及び前記リッチ液試料を分析する分析装置と、を備え、
前記第1採取部での前記リーン液試料と、前記第2採取部での前記リッチ液試料を各々同時間帯で採取し、前記リーン液試料及び前記リッチ液試料中の被吸収ガスの濃度を計測し、これらの計測結果に基づき、ガス吸収・再生の運転状況を制御することを備えることを特徴とするガス吸収・再生装置。 - 請求項1において、
前記リーン液試料及び前記リッチ液試料中の吸収液の濃度を分析装置で計測することを特徴とするガス吸収・再生装置。 - 請求項1又は2において、
前記吸収塔の塔頂部から、被吸収ガスが除去された排出ガスを排出するガス排出ラインと、
前記ガス排出ラインの吸収塔の出口部近傍でガス試料を採取する第3採取部と、を備え、
前記第3採取部でのガスの採取を、前記リーン液試料及びリッチ液試料の採取と同時間帯で採取し、
前記排出ガス中に同伴する吸収液の濃度を計測し、この計測結果に基づき、ガス吸収・再生運転を制御することを特徴とするガス吸収・再生装置。 - 請求項1乃至3のいずれか一つのガス吸収・再生装置を用い、
前記導入ガスがCO2を含むボイラ排ガスであると共に、吸収液がアミン吸収液の場合、
前記リーン溶液及び前記リッチ溶液の両者のCO2濃度と、
前記リーン溶液及び前記リッチ溶液の少なくとも一方又は両者のアミン吸収液の濃度を同時に把握し、CO2吸収回収率が所定の回収率を満足する場合、リボイラ熱量を低減することを特徴とするガス吸収・再生装置の運転方法。 - 請求項1乃至3のいずれか一つのガス吸収・再生装置を用い、
前記導入ガスがH2S及びCO2を含むガス化ガスであると共に、吸収液がアミン吸収液の場合、
前記リーン溶液及び前記リッチ溶液の両者のCO2濃度と、
前記リーン溶液及び前記リッチ溶液の少なくとも一方又は両者のアミン吸収液の濃度を同時に把握し、H2Sの濃度が所定値を満足する場合、CO2吸収量を最小化することを特徴とするガス吸収・再生装置の運転方法。
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