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- the invention relates to a fossil fuel thermal system and its carbon dioxide emission reduction method and equipment, which belong to the technical field of clean energy for coping with climate change and the clean transformation technical field of fossil fuel power stations, and are especially suitable for thermal systems of power plants, thermal systems of metallurgical plants, and chemical plants Thermal systems and other industries.
- Carbon capture The chemical carbon capture method proposed in the early days mainly uses chemical and/or physical solvents and other man-made chemicals to wash and burn the flue gas, but has not been able to get out of the dilemma of economic costs. After the issue of Earth's biodiversity was raised, the challenge of the environmental cost of secondary chemical pollution became more serious; the physical carbon capture method proposed later - oxy-combustion carbon capture technology, also known as the O 2 /CO 2 process, was once considered It is regarded as the most promising new way to solve the problem of large-scale carbon capture, but many years of exploration have shown that there are still many challenges, such as: the cryogenic air separation process for adding large-scale oxygen production consumes a lot of energy and is irreversible, and the actual thermal efficiency is not as good as air combustion The ultra-supercritical advanced thermal system is highly efficient. What's more, the path of reconstructing the oxygen-enriched combustion thermal system not only increases its own cost, but also closes the clean transformation channel of existing fossil energy resources (all of which are air-assisted combustion).
- Carbon sequestration In the direction of natural carbon sequestration resource utilization, there are structural problems that violate the cost-benefit principle. 93% of the earth's natural carbon sinks are oceans, 98% of terrestrial natural carbon sinks are saline layers, and the remaining carbon sink resources account for a very small proportion. But not to mention the actual deployment, even if it is a pilot demonstration project, it is zero for the ocean and nearly zero for the saline layer. This is related to the fact that the early international collaborative research on marine carbon sequestration (1995-2005) was stopped due to the unresolved issue of the impact of carbon dioxide on the marine ecological environment. However, what is rare is expensive, and for existing experimental demonstration projects that account for a very small portion of carbon sink resources, the cost of carbon reduction is often an order of magnitude higher than the carbon price that the international community can pay.
- the long-term constraints of the key technical means the lack of large-scale capacity of carbon capture and storage
- the existing scale of carbon capture and storage is asymmetrical with the scale of carbon emissions from fossil fuels.
- the emission scale of coal-fired facilities, the main source of carbon dioxide emissions usually tens of millions of tons per year for a power station, and millions of tons per year for a unit (for example, 3 million tons of carbon dioxide per year for a 600MW unit, or 3,000kt).
- the "large-scale CCS facility standard" that has been proposed is that the industrial capture capacity is not less than 400,000 tons/year
- the power station capture capacity is not less than 800,000 tons/year
- the transportation or storage capacity is not less than 400,000 tons/year.
- the key problem is that most of the existing CCS technologies aim at high capture rate (such as close to 100%) and ultra-high purity of captured products (such as 99.999%), and do not pursue the total amount and scale of carbon capture and storage, and do not solve the problem of power plant scale.
- the problem of carbon emission reduction is not conducive to the low-carbon and clean energy transformation of coal-fired power stations.
- the general purpose of the present invention is to open up a clean energy transformation path for the existing fossil energy resources to reduce the total amount of carbon in power plants; for this reason, the first purpose of the present invention is to provide an economically feasible power plant scale oriented by the total amount of carbon reduction
- the carbon capture scheme, the second purpose is to provide a resource-saving and environmentally friendly power plant-scale carbon sequestration scheme, and the third purpose is to provide a kind of existing high-efficiency fossil energy facilities suitable for supercritical and ultra-supercritical power plants.
- the present invention provides a clean fossil energy production method, comprising the following steps:
- carbon dioxide capture of the carbon-containing flue gas is a method of adjusting the temperature and pressure of the carbon-containing flue gas so that the carbon dioxide in the flue gas undergoes a phase change and then separates from the rest of the gas and exports the carbon capture finished product, wherein
- the temperature adjustment is to use the method of cooling the cooling medium to make the temperature of the carbon-containing flue gas reach the phase transition temperature of carbon dioxide
- the pressure adjustment is to use the pressurization method to make the pressure of the carbon-containing flue gas reach the phase change corresponding to the carbon dioxide phase transition temperature pressure.
- the air-supported combustion of fossil fuels is a thermal system with high-efficiency energy conversion, including supercritical and ultra-supercritical air-assisted combustion thermal systems;
- the carbon dioxide in the flue gas produces a phase change, which means that the carbon dioxide in the flue gas changes from a gaseous state to a non-gaseous state to separate from the rest of the gas.
- the carbon capture products derived after the phase change include but are not limited to liquid, solid and Liquid-solid mixed carbon dioxide, carbon dioxide hydrate, and mixture with ice and other slurry forms.
- the mass content of carbon dioxide in the carbon capture product is above 90%, or above 80%, or above 70%, or above 50%, or above 30%.
- the cooling medium used to regulate the temperature of the carbon-containing flue gas is a natural cooling medium and a process cooling medium added when necessary, wherein the natural cooling medium is taken from natural cooling water and/or air, wherein the natural cooling water includes seawater, fresh water/salt water, And the power station cooling water taken from natural cooling water; wherein the process cooling medium includes liquefied natural gas (LNG) and/or cooling medium of other refrigeration processes; the method of cooling the cooling medium includes adopting scrubber mode and/or heat exchange A method for cooling and/or dehydrating and drying the carbon-containing flue gas by means of a device.
- LNG liquefied natural gas
- the pressure regulation of the carbon-containing flue gas is to use a method including a booster fan and an air compressor to compress the carbon-containing flue gas to increase the pressure; the method of pressure regulation includes variable pressure and/or variable flow regulation, wherein Variable pressure adjustment is to change the pressure value of carbon-containing flue gas according to the cooling medium temperature and other conditions to save energy. Variable flow adjustment is to change the flow ratio of carbon-containing flue gas for carbon dioxide capture and bypass discharge into the atmosphere according to needs;
- the pressure adjustment of the carbon-containing flue gas mentioned above also includes releasing part of the nitrogen gas through the molecular sieve coarse filter relief door to reduce the compression load during the process of increasing the pressure of the carbon-containing flue gas.
- the temperature and pressure adjustment of the carbon-containing flue gas includes recycling the heat and/or pressure energy generated by the pressure adjustment; wherein, the heat recovery and utilization is generated by increasing the pressure of the carbon-containing flue gas Heat, used to heat the cooler flue gas after exporting carbon dioxide, and/or used in the heater of the thermal system, and/or used in the heat storage device for heat recovery and storage for reuse, the pressure energy generated is recovered and utilized, is Use the pressure energy of the flue gas after exporting carbon dioxide to drive the air turbine generator, and/or drive facilities such as pneumatic pumps, and/or use the method of the pressure flue gas energy storage power generation system to inject the pressure flue gas after the carbon dioxide is exported
- the energy storage space when needed, releases the pressure flue gas from the energy storage space to drive the air turbine to generate electricity and recover pressure energy; the energy storage space includes energy storage containers and/or geological cavities.
- Carbon sequestration and/or recycling of the exported carbon capture product wherein the carbon sequestration includes carbon sequestration in a geological saline layer, and injecting the carbon capture product into a geological saline layer, wherein the recycling is to
- the carbon capture product is used for oil and gas flooding and/or as industrial raw materials; the carbon sequestration and/or recycling is transported elsewhere and/or performed on site.
- Ocean carbon sequestration is carried out on the exported carbon capture products, and the exported carbon capture products are injected into the ocean water body after being harmless to the marine ecological environment, wherein the harmless treatment is to dissolve the carbon capture products
- the injection into the ocean water body also includes controlling the injection at different depths in different seasons to adapt to the seasonality of the sensitive biological populations in the injection sea area living habits.
- the present invention provides a system for performing clean fossil energy production, comprising:
- Combustion unit boiler, burning fossil fuel to generate carbon-containing flue gas containing carbon dioxide, and heating feed water to generate high-pressure steam; fossil fuel input device, providing fossil fuel for the boiler; air blowing device, providing combustion support for the boiler air; steam turbine power generation device, which converts the kinetic energy of the high-pressure steam into mechanical energy and generates electric energy;
- the system also includes a pressurized cooling unit, which is configured to adjust the temperature and pressure of the carbon-containing flue gas so that the carbon dioxide in it undergoes a phase change and is separated from the flue gas to become a carbon capture product; wherein: the cooling device is configured so that the temperature of the carbon-containing flue gas reaches the phase transition temperature of carbon dioxide; the pressurizing device is configured to make the pressure of the carbon-containing flue gas the phase transition pressure corresponding to the phase transition temperature; the energy recovery subunit is configured to The heat and/or pressure energy generated during the temperature and pressure adjustment process of carbon flue gas is recovered and utilized, including recovery and storage of heat and/or pressure energy for reuse, so as to reduce the net energy consumption of carbon dioxide capture.
- the combustion unit is configured as a thermal system that burns fossil fuels to efficiently convert energy
- the fossil fuels include coal, oil, and natural gas
- the thermal system that efficiently converts energy includes supercritical and ultra-supercritical water that burns pulverized coal Steam thermal system, and gas-steam combined cycle system.
- the cooling device of the pressurized cooling unit is configured as a scrubber and/or a heat exchanger using a cooling medium;
- the cooling medium is a natural cooling medium and/or a process cooling medium;
- the natural cooling medium is taken from natural Chilled water and/or air, including seawater, fresh/salt water, and power plant cooling water derived from naturally chilled water; process cooling media including liquefied natural gas (LNG) and/or cooling media for other refrigeration processes.
- LNG liquefied natural gas
- the pressurization device of the pressurized cooling unit includes a booster fan and an air compressor; the inlet of the pressurization device is provided with a flue gas bypass for changing the flow ratio of the carbon-containing flue gas for carbon dioxide capture and bypass discharge into the atmosphere.
- a switchable molecular sieve coarse filter discharge door in the device, which is used to release more nitrogen to reduce the compression load when needed; Changing conditions saves energy by increasing the pressure value of the carbonaceous flue gas.
- the energy recovery subunit of the pressurized cooling unit includes heat recovery equipment and/or pressure energy recovery equipment, wherein the heat recovery equipment recovers the heat generated by increasing the pressure of carbon-containing flue gas for heating and exporting carbon dioxide
- the pressure energy Recovery equipment including air turbines driven by the pressure energy of flue gas after exporting carbon dioxide, and/or pneumatic pumps and other equipment.
- the pressure energy recovery equipment is a power generation system using pressure flue gas energy storage: inject the pressure flue gas after exporting carbon dioxide into the energy storage space, and release the pressure flue gas from the energy storage space to drive the air turbine to generate electricity and recover when necessary Pressure energy;
- the energy storage space is an energy storage container and/or a geological cavity.
- the present invention provides a marine carbon sequestration system for clean fossil energy production, which is configured as a facility for marine carbon sequestration of carbon capture products;
- the carbon capture products include but are not limited to Liquid, solid, and liquid-solid mixed carbon dioxide, carbon dioxide hydrate, and mixtures with ice and other slurry forms;
- the ocean carbon sequestration is to inject the carbon capture products into the ocean after being harmless to the marine ecological environment Water body;
- the harmless treatment is to inject the carbon capture finished product into the ocean water body through the ocean carbon sequestration unit;
- the ocean carbon sequestration unit includes a seawater blending device and a connected seawater adjustment pump, and the seawater adjustment pump
- the inlet is provided with a filtering device to prevent the entry of marine organisms.
- the seawater blending device is configured to adjust the carbon capture product to dissolve into the seawater flow input by the seawater pump until the pH value meets the environmental requirements.
- the discharge of the water body injects into the ocean water body.
- the discharge device includes a marine carbon discharge pipeline, which is configured to export a plurality of switchable marine carbon discharge pipelines located at different depths of seawater, so as to combine the Or separately open the ocean carbon pipeline.
- the present invention provides a method for reducing carbon dioxide emissions from flue gas of a fossil fuel thermal system, comprising the steps of:
- the first flue gas component contains phase-changed carbon dioxide, which is used as a carbon capture product;
- the second flue gas component contains Gaseous smoke.
- the flue gas is produced by air-assisted combustion of fossil fuels; or, the mass percentage of carbon dioxide in the flue gas is not higher than 30%; or, the mass percentage of nitrogen in the flue gas is not lower than 70% or, the thermal system is a thermal power plant thermal system, or a metallurgical plant thermal system, or a chemical plant thermal system.
- the air-assisted combustion is carried out in an air-assisted combustion supercritical thermal system or an air-assisted combustion ultra-supercritical thermal system.
- gaseous carbon dioxide is transformed into a liquid, and/or solid, and/or carbon dioxide hydrate, and/or a mixture of carbon dioxide and ice.
- step 1) at least part of the gaseous carbon dioxide in the flue gas undergoes a phase change in one of the following ways:
- step 1) at least 90%, or at least 80%, or at least 70%, or at least 50%, or at least 30% of the gaseous carbon dioxide in the flue gas undergoes a phase change.
- step 1) the flue gas is cooled by one or more of the following methods:
- the cooling medium derived from nature in step i) includes natural seawater, and/or natural fresh water, and/or natural brackish water, and/or air, and/or power station cooling water taken from natural cold water, derived from cooling process
- the cooling medium used includes liquefied natural gas (LNG).
- step 1) when pressurizing the flue gas, the heat generated when the flue gas is pressurized is recycled by one or more of the following methods:
- step 1) the flue gas is pressurized by one or more of the following methods:
- step 1) the method also includes, when pressurized:
- Variable pressure regulation configured to change the pressure value according to the temperature of the cooling medium to save energy
- Variable flow regulation which is configured to change the ratio of the flow rate of the flue gas to be captured and the flow rate of the flue gas bypassed into the atmosphere according to needs.
- variable pressure adjustment also includes, when the flue gas is pressurized, releasing part of the nitrogen gas through molecular sieve rough filtration to reduce the compression load.
- step 2) the carbon dioxide and other flue gases in phase change are separated under pressurized state, and the method also includes: recovering and utilizing the pressure energy of other flue gases separated by one or more of the following methods:
- Energy storage spaces for energy storage include energy storage containers and/or geological cavities.
- the method also includes: 3) sequestering the carbon capture product in one or more of the following ways:
- the carbon capture product is used as an industrial feedstock.
- the present invention provides a method of reducing carbon dioxide emissions from a fossil fuel power plant, comprising:
- the carbon capture product includes liquid carbon dioxide, and/or solid carbon dioxide, and/or carbon dioxide hydrate, and/or a mixture of carbon dioxide and ice.
- the mass content of carbon dioxide in the carbon capture product is above 90%, or above 80%, or above 70%, or above 50%, or above 30%.
- the mixing of the carbon capture product with conditioned seawater is performed in seawater below sea level, or the mixing of the carbon capture product with conditioned seawater is performed above sea level.
- step 2) the regulating seawater includes passing through intercepting and filtering the seawater flow of marine organisms.
- step 2) the method further includes controlling the pH value of the discharged seawater by controlling the amount of adjusted seawater.
- step 3 the method further includes selectively injecting the discharged seawater into ocean water bodies of different depths.
- the present invention provides a fossil fuel thermal system, comprising:
- a pressurized cooling unit for receiving flue gas discharged from the combustion unit and pressurizing and cooling said flue gas such that at least part of the gaseous carbon dioxide in said flue gas undergoes a phase change
- the separation unit is used to receive the flue gas output from the pressurized cooling unit and separate the first flue gas component and the second flue gas component; wherein, the first flue gas component contains carbon dioxide in phase change, and the second flue gas component Contains gaseous fumes.
- the pressurized cooling unit includes:
- pressurization means for receiving the flue gas emitted by the combustion unit and for pressurizing said flue gas
- the cooling device is used for receiving the flue gas output by the pressurizing device and cooling the flue gas so that at least part of the gaseous carbon dioxide in the flue gas undergoes a phase change.
- the pressurized cooling unit also includes heat recovery equipment comprising one or more of the following:
- the first heat exchange device is used to heat the second flue gas component separated by the separation unit by using the heat generated when the pressurizing device pressurizes the flue gas;
- the second heat exchange device is used to use the heat generated when the pressurization device pressurizes the flue gas to supplement the heat of the heater of the thermal system;
- heat storage device used for absorbing the heat of the flue gas output by the pressurizing device and storing the heat.
- the pressurized cooling unit also includes a pressure energy recovery device for receiving the second flue gas component separated by the separation unit, and recycling the pressure energy of the second flue gas component.
- the pressure energy recovery equipment includes one or more of the following:
- the fossil fuel thermal system further includes a carbon storage unit, configured to receive the first flue gas component output from the separation unit, and transport the first flue gas component to a storage location.
- the storage place is ocean, and/or saline layer, and/or oil and gas field.
- the present invention provides a device for reducing carbon dioxide emissions from flue gas of a fossil fuel thermal system, including:
- the carbon capture unit is used to capture carbon dioxide in the flue gas produced by the combustion of fossil fuels to produce carbon capture products
- the ocean carbon sequestration unit is used to receive the carbon capture finished product and adjust the seawater, and make the carbon capture finished product mix with the adjusted seawater to generate discharged seawater, and inject the discharged seawater into the ocean.
- the carbon capture product comprises liquid carbon dioxide, and/or solid carbon dioxide, and/or carbon dioxide hydrate, and/or a mixture of carbon dioxide and ice;
- the mass content of carbon dioxide in the carbon capture product is above 90%, or above 80%, or above 70%, or above 50%, or above 30%.
- the ocean carbon storage unit includes:
- a seawater blending device for receiving the carbon capture product and regulating seawater, and mixing the carbon capture product with the regulated seawater to generate discharged seawater;
- a discharge device for receiving the discharged seawater and injecting the discharged seawater into the sea.
- the discharge device includes a marine carbon discharge pipeline for injecting discharged seawater into marine water bodies of different depths.
- the ocean carbon sequestration unit also includes a filter device for intercepting and filtering marine organisms that regulate seawater.
- the ocean carbon sequestration unit includes a net cage located below sea level for receiving the carbon capture product and intercepting and filtering marine organisms, and making the adjustment between the carbon capture product and the intercepting and filtering marine organisms Seawater mixed.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of implementation steps of the clean fossil energy production method of the present invention in Example 1.
- Fig. 2 is the clean fossil energy production method and system of the present invention in Example 2, a schematic diagram of an embodiment in a coastal power station, using seawater for cooling, recovering heat energy and pressure energy, and the carbon capture finished product is treated by a discharge sea quality regulator to become legally permitted The emitted bicarbonate ions are then injected into ocean water for ocean carbon sequestration.
- Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of the process flow in and around the pressurized cooling unit in the clean fossil energy production method and system of the present invention in embodiment 2.
- Fig. 4 is the clean fossil energy production method and system of the present invention in embodiment 3, a schematic diagram of an embodiment of deploying a power station above the geological brine layer, using air to cool circulating water, recovering heat energy and pressure energy, and the captured carbon dioxide is directly injected into the geology Saline aquifers for carbon sequestration.
- Fig. 5 is the clean fossil energy production method and system of the present invention in embodiment 4, a schematic diagram of an embodiment in an onshore power station, using air to cool circulating water, recovering/storing heat energy and pressure energy, and the captured carbon dioxide is transported to the carbon tube network.
- Fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of the clean fossil energy production method and system of the present invention in Example 5, in a coastal power station, using seawater for cooling, recovering heat energy and pressure energy, and transporting the captured carbon dioxide to the carbon pipe network.
- Fig. 7 is the clean fossil energy production method and system of the present invention in embodiment 6, a schematic diagram of an embodiment in an onshore power station, using air to cool circulating water, recovering heat energy, and transporting the captured carbon dioxide to the carbon pipe network, using flue gas
- the energy storage power generation system recovers the flue gas pressure energy.
- Fig. 8 is a schematic diagram of the clean fossil energy production method and system of the present invention in embodiment 7, a schematic diagram of an embodiment of deploying a power station above the geological cave brine layer, using air to cool circulating water, recovering heat energy, anhydrous carbon separator, and containing soot
- the gas is pressurized and cooled and injected into the geological cave brine layer, in which carbon dioxide dissolves into the brine layer to realize carbon sequestration, and the remaining insoluble flue gas and cavities form a flue gas energy storage power generation system.
- Fig. 9 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of the clean fossil energy production ocean carbon sequestration system in Example 8.
- the finished carbon capture product is processed by the ocean carbon sequestration unit into bicarbonate ions allowed to be discharged by regulations, and then injected into the ocean water body for ocean carbon sequestration.
- Fig. 10 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of the clean fossil energy production marine carbon sequestration system in embodiment 9.
- the finished carbon capture product is injected into the marine water body through the biological interception net cage in the discharge mixed area, so as to realize the ecologically friendly bicarbonate ion marine carbon sequestration .
- FIG 11 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of the clean fossil energy production ocean carbon sequestration system in Example 10.
- the finished carbon capture product is injected into the ocean water body through the discharge water quality regulator and the discharge mixing zone biological interception cage to realize ecologically friendly carbon dioxide Hydrogen ion ocean carbon sequestration.
- Embodiment 1 is the basic embodiment of the clean fossil energy production method of the present invention, as shown in accompanying drawing 1, implementation steps include:
- the carbon dioxide capture of the carbon-containing flue gas is a method of adjusting the temperature and pressure of the carbon-containing flue gas so that the carbon dioxide in the flue gas undergoes a phase change and then is separated from the rest of the gas and exported to a carbon capture product.
- the temperature adjustment is to use the method of cooling the cooling medium to make the temperature of the carbon-containing flue gas reach the phase transition temperature of carbon dioxide
- the pressure adjustment is to use the pressurization method to make the pressure of the carbon-containing flue gas reach the phase corresponding to the carbon dioxide phase transition temperature. Change pressure.
- Embodiment 2 is the embodiment on the basis of embodiment 1.
- the clean fossil energy production method and system of the present invention are implemented in coastal power stations, using seawater for cooling, recovering heat energy and pressure energy, and capturing carbon dioxide for ocean carbon sequestration.
- the combustion unit 1 includes a complete air-assisted combustion fossil fuel thermal system, including a boiler 1.1, and the fuel and air required for combustion are supplied by a fuel conveyor 1.7 and a blower 1.8, respectively.
- the steam generated by the boiler 1.1 drives the steam turbine 1.2 and the steam turbine generator 2 to generate electricity, and the electric power is transmitted to the power distribution transformer 2.2 through the main power output circuit 2.1, and finally the clean electric energy generated is transmitted to the grid through the clean electric energy output circuit 2.6.
- the steam utilized by the steam turbine 1.2 passes through the condensate feedwater unit 1.3, is cooled into condensate water, and then is input to the boiler 1.1 through the feedwater heater 1.4 to complete the water-steam cycle.
- the steam is cooled by the condenser in the condensing water supply unit 1.3, and the required cooling water is extracted from the seawater by the circulating cooling water pump 1.5, and discharged into the ocean after cooling.
- the hot flue gas generated by the combustion of the boiler 1.1 is subjected to dust removal and denitrification/desulfurization treatment by the flue gas purifier 1.9, and then sent to the pressurized cooling unit 3 after passing through the booster induced draft fan 1.10 and the flue gas bypass regulating door 1.11 to adjust the flue gas flow.
- the flue gas bypass regulating door 1.11 adjusts the flue gas flow by changing the opening degree of the outlet leading to the pressurized cooling unit 3 and the opening degree of the outlet leading to the bypass flue gas exhaust pipe 3.13a.
- the opening and flow of the outlet leading to the bypass flue gas exhaust pipe 3.13a should be increased. Using the variable flow adjustment mode can improve the economy and practicality of the system.
- the carbon-containing flue gas produced by air-assisted combustion of fossil fuels is at normal pressure, and the temperature of the flue gas is about 100°C.
- the flue gas delivered to the pressurized cooling unit 3 increases the pressure through the pressurizing device 3.1 and lowers the temperature through the cooling device 3.3, so that the pressure and temperature of the flue gas reach the range where the carbon dioxide in the flue gas is sufficient to produce a phase change, and then the flue gas
- the gas is sent to the separation unit 3.5, wherein the pressurizing device 3.1 is a flue gas compressor, and the power required by the pressurizing device 3.1 is supplied by the power distribution transformer 2.2 through the carbon trap power supply circuit 2.3, and the phase changes into non-gaseous carbon dioxide Including liquid, solid, mixed and carbon dioxide hydrate and other slurry forms, with high density, it is exported from the bottom of the separation unit 3.5 along the exporter 3.6 of the carbon capture product, and the carbon dioxide exporter 3.6 has the function of slurry transportation; the separation unit 3.5
- the rest of the gas is nitrogen-based pressure flue gas (hereinafter referred to as pressure flue gas).
- the pressure flue gas output from the separation unit 3.5 enters the energy storage container 3.10 after being heated by the first heat exchange device 3.4; the separation unit 3.5 is equipped with a filter Device 3.5a to better separate the pressurized flue gas from the non-gaseous carbon dioxide.
- the pressurizing device 3.1 of the pressurized cooling unit 3 uses a single-stage booster fan, a multi-stage booster fan, and/or a single-stage air compressor, cascaded air compressors; the output of the booster fan and the air compressor Pressure, including fixed type and adjustable type; the target value of increasing the pressure of carbon-containing flue gas is the phase change pressure of carbon dioxide.
- phase change pressure values corresponding to the phase change temperature of several pairs of carbon dioxide are: corresponding to the critical liquefaction temperature of 31.2°C Liquefaction pressure 7.38MPa; liquefaction temperature 25°C corresponds to liquefaction pressure 6.4MPa; liquefaction temperature 20°C corresponds to liquefaction pressure 5.73MPa; liquefaction temperature 10°C corresponds to liquefaction pressure 4.5MPa; liquefaction temperature 0°C corresponds to liquefaction pressure 3.48MPa; liquefaction temperature -10°C
- the corresponding liquefaction pressure is 2.65MPa; the liquefaction temperature-20°C corresponds to the liquefaction pressure 1.96MPa; the liquefaction temperature-25°C corresponds to the liquefaction pressure 1.7MPa; Hydrate slag slurrying temperature -30°C corresponds to a pressure of about 1MPa.
- the partial pressure of carbon dioxide in the carbon-containing flue gas is about 15%, and the economic feasibility is higher than that of other fossil fuel types.
- a pressure-adjustable booster fan and/or air compressor is used to adjust the pressure of the carbon-containing flue gas according to the temperature change of the cooling medium, so as to improve the economical availability of the system;
- Fossil fuel power plants in high latitudes use air as a natural cooling medium, with temperatures as low as -30°C in winter and as high as 20°C in summer, and the temperature range for air as a cooling medium is -30°C to 20°C; surface freshwater and groundwater are used And air and other natural cooling media, the temperature range is -20 °C ⁇ 25 °C.
- the mass percentage of carbon dioxide is usually not higher than 30%, and the mass percentage of nitrogen is usually not lower than 70%. In this way, 90% of the flue gas can usually be achieved.
- the above gaseous carbon dioxide undergoes a phase change, and the separated first flue gas component (including the phase-transformed carbon dioxide) usually contains more than 90% of carbon dioxide by mass.
- the phase-transformed carbon dioxide in the first flue gas component may exist in states such as carbon dioxide, solid carbon dioxide, carbon dioxide hydrate, and a mixture of carbon dioxide and ice.
- conditions can be controlled so that more than 90% of the gaseous carbon dioxide in the flue gas undergoes a phase change, thereby being captured and stored; or, where applicable, for example, to reduce costs appropriately , the conditions can also be controlled so that at least 80%, or at least 70%, or at least 50%, or at least 30% or more of the gaseous carbon dioxide in the flue gas undergoes a phase change.
- the conditions can be controlled so that the mass content of carbon dioxide in the first flue gas component (carbon capture product containing phase-changed carbon dioxide) is above 90%, even reaching above 99% (for example, for recycling as a food industry application ), the conditions can also be controlled so that the mass content of carbon dioxide in the first flue gas component is above 80%, or above 70%, or above 50%, or above 30%.
- the pressurized cooling unit 3 is equipped with a cooling device 3.3, which is used to cool or take away the heat generated during the process of pressurizing the flue gas by the pressurizing device 3.1, so that the temperature of the flue gas after pressurization is lower than the temperature required for phase transition.
- Scrubbers and/or heat exchangers are adopted; among them, the flue gas cooling water pump 3.14 draws seawater from the sea through the cooling water inlet pipe 3.15 and enters the cooling device 3.3 through the natural cooling medium delivery pipe 3.17, and performs primary cooling on the flue gas to make the flue gas
- the gas temperature approaches and/or falls to the carbon dioxide phase transition range corresponding to the flue gas pressure, and the cooled seawater is discharged into the sea through the cooling drain pipe 3.16.
- the process cooling medium transported by the process cooling medium conveyor 3.18 is used for secondary cooling.
- the cooling device 3.3 is in the form of a scrubber and/or a heat exchanger.
- the finished carbon capture product in this embodiment is mainly used for carbon sequestration in seawater/salt water, and there is no strict limit on the purity. In particular, ultra-high purity is not required, which can save energy consumption in processes such as dehydration treatment.
- the natural cooling medium is taken from natural cold seawater, fresh water of rivers and lakes, underground fresh water/salt water, air, and cooling water of power stations.
- the pressurized cooling unit 3 is also provided with a heat storage device 3.2, which includes a heat storage tank and a heat storage medium, wherein oil and other heat storage media are used to compress a part of the heat energy generated by the pressurization device 3.1 during the process of compressing flue gas.
- heat energy is also transported to thermal system heaters such as high-pressure and low-pressure feed water heaters 1.4, economizers, air preheaters, etc. through the recovery heat energy loop 2.7; It is directly sent to the thermal system heater through the second heat exchange device.
- the pressurizing device 3.1 heats the heat energy generated during the flue gas compression process, and also heats the lower temperature pressurized flue gas output by the separation unit 3.5 through the heat conduction tube 3.20 of the first heat exchange device 3.4, so as to recover part of the heat energy of the flue gas compression for use For pressure energy turbine generators 2.4.
- the pressurized cooling unit 3 is also equipped with a molecular sieve coarse filter discharge door 3.1a, which is equipped with a molecular sieve partition that allows nitrogen molecules to pass through and blocks carbon dioxide molecules, and is configured to open or close or adjust the opening degree in an intermediate pressure environment , when necessary, before the carbon-containing flue gas is compressed to the carbon dioxide phase transition, release more nitrogen through the molecular sieve coarse filter discharge door 3.1a to reduce the partial pressure of nitrogen in the flue gas, increase the partial pressure of carbon dioxide, and compress the flue gas Increased efficiency and reduced energy consumption.
- the pressure flue gas in the energy storage container 3.10 is output to the pressure energy air turbine 3.12, and the pressure energy turbine 3.12 and the pressure energy turbine generator 2.4 are driven to recover the pressure energy and generate electric energy.
- the electric transformer 2.2 is incorporated into the clean electric energy output circuit 2.6. After the pressure flue gas drives the air turbine 3.12, it is transported to the exhaust pipe 3.13 and discharged to the atmosphere.
- the air-assisted combustion fossil fuel thermal system adopts a high-efficiency energy conversion thermal system.
- the thermal efficiency of the supercritical thermal system including boilers and turbo generators is 39%, and the unit carbon emission is 880g/kWh; the thermal efficiency of the ultra-supercritical thermal system is 45%, and the unit The carbon emission is 740g/kWh; the thermal efficiency of the advanced ultra-supercritical thermal system is 50%, and the unit carbon emission is 670g/kWh.
- Seawater with a temperature range of 10°C to 28°C is used as the natural cooling medium to perform primary cooling of the flue gas; the raw material LNG, which is heated and gasified to release cold energy from the adjacent LNG generating set, is used as the process cooling medium to perform secondary cooling of the flue gas .
- Ocean carbon sequestration is carried out on the exported carbon capture products, and the exported carbon capture products are injected into the ocean water body after being harmless to the marine ecological environment.
- the harmless treatment is to dissolve the carbon capture products into the Intercept and filter the seawater flow of marine organisms, and adjust the pH value to meet the environmental requirements before injecting into the ocean water body; the injection into the ocean water body also includes controlling the injection at different depths in different seasons to adapt to the seasonal life rules of the sensitive biological populations in the injection sea area .
- the Binhai fossil fuel power station has 5 supercritical coal-fired units and 2 LNG units; the temperature of the carbon-containing flue gas of the 5 coal-fired units is 130°C, and about one-fifth of the cooling water (sea water) used by the steam turbine of the power station is used.
- a preferred embodiment of the coastal coal-fired power station designed according to the principles provided in this example is to transform the existing coastal coal-fired power station into the clean fossil energy production system of the present invention and implement marine carbon sequestration: the existing coastal coal-fired power station Coal-fired power station with installed capacity of 7 sets of 600MW supercritical coal-fired units, the flue gas volume of a single unit under ECR condition is 1,800,000Nm 3 /h, the coal consumption is 210t/h, and the annual emission of carbon dioxide per unit is 3.3 million tons (3300kt/y ), the whole plant emits 23.1 million tons of carbon dioxide per year (23.1Mt/y); 5 of the coal-fired units are retrofitted with the carbon capture system and ocean carbon sequestration system of the present invention, and the remaining 2 units are transformed into LNG fueled units.
- the renovation and installation project of the whole plant is divided into three phases: the first phase uses seawater as a natural cooling medium, including seawater for unit cooling, and installs a 10% carbon capture rate system for 5 coal-fired units, capturing and storing 1.65 million tons of carbon dioxide annually ( 1650kt/y); in the second phase, 2 sets of LNG fuel units were put into operation, using LNG by-product cooling capacity as the process cooling medium, and installing a 50% carbon capture rate system for 5 sets of coal-fired units, capturing and storing 8.25 million carbon dioxide annually tons (8250kt/y); in the third phase, the by-product cooling capacity of LNG was further used as the process cooling medium, and the carbon capture rate of 5 coal-fired units was upgraded to 90%.
- the total amount of carbon dioxide sequestered is 14.85 million tons (14.9Mt/y).
- Embodiment 3 It is an embodiment based on Embodiment 1. As shown in accompanying drawing 4, it is a clean fossil energy production method and system of the present invention, an embodiment of deploying a power station above the geological saline layer, using air to cool circulating water, and recovering Thermal and pressure energy, the captured CO2 is injected directly into geological saline aquifers for carbon sequestration.
- the pressurized cooling unit 3 is equipped with a cooling device 3.3, which is cooled by the circulating cooling water that passes through the air cooler (cooling tower) 1.6 and the circulating cooling water pump 1.5 and is output by the condensing water supply unit 1.3, so that the temperature of the flue gas is reduced to the same level as that of the flue gas.
- This embodiment is deployed in high-latitude regions. Under the condition that the temperature in winter can reach minus 30 degrees, the process cooling medium conveyor 3.18 directly uses low-temperature air instead of low-temperature process cooling medium to perform secondary cooling of carbon-containing flue gas.
- Carying out carbon sequestration and/or recycling of the exported carbon capture product wherein carbon sequestration is injecting the carbon capture product into a geological brine layer, and/or injecting any geological structure suitable for carbon sequestration; recycling is injecting the carbon capture product
- the integrated product is used for oil and gas flooding, and/or used as an industrial raw material.
- the carbon-captured product is repurified; or the carbon-captured product is transported elsewhere, and the transportation method includes pipelines and/or Cars, boats, and for necessary transportation methods, re-purify the carbon capture products.
- Embodiment 4 As shown in accompanying drawing 5, it is a clean fossil energy production method and system of the present invention, using air cooling circulating water in land power stations, recovering/storing heat energy and pressure energy, and transporting the captured carbon dioxide to the carbon pipe network 6 Example.
- Embodiment 5 As shown in accompanying drawing 6, it is an embodiment of the clean fossil energy production method and system of the present invention, using seawater cooling in the coastal power station, recovering heat energy and pressure energy, and transporting the captured carbon dioxide to the carbon pipe network 6:
- Embodiment 6 As shown in accompanying drawing 7, it is an embodiment of the clean fossil energy production method and system of the present invention.
- air is used to cool circulating water, and a flue gas energy storage power generation system is used to recover flue gas pressure energy and heat energy: the The pressure flue gas after carbon dioxide is exported is injected into the energy storage space, and the pressure flue gas is released from the energy storage space when necessary to drive the air turbine to generate electricity and recover the pressure energy to generate electric energy; the energy storage space is the energy storage container 3.10 and/or the geological cavity 3.11.
- the pressure flue gas output from the separation unit 3.5 (inverted schematic diagram) is injected into the pressure flue gas storage geological cavity 3.11 through the pressure flue gas storage injection pipe 3.7 and stored.
- the pressure flue gas stored in the pressure flue gas energy storage geological cavity 3.11 is output through the pressure flue gas energy storage release pipe 3.8, and is heated by the conduction heat of the first heat exchange device 3.4 and/or the heat storage device 3.2 Then enter the energy storage container 3.10, then output to the pressure energy air turbine 3.12, drive the pressure energy turbine 3.12 and the pressure energy turbine generator 2.4 to recover the pressure energy and send out electric energy, and the generated energy passes through the power distribution through the recovery electric energy loop 2.5
- the transformer 2.2 is incorporated into the clean electric energy output circuit 2.6.
- the pressure flue gas drives the air turbine 3.12, it is transported to the exhaust pipe 3.13 and discharged to the atmosphere.
- the pressure flue gas output from the separation unit 3.5 can also be directly output to the energy storage container 3.10 after being heated by the conduction heat of the first heat exchange device 3.4 and/or the heat storage device 3.2 through the straight-through door 3.9.
- Embodiment 7 It is an embodiment of the clean fossil energy production method and system of the present invention, in which a power station is deployed above the geological cave brine layer.
- the geological cave brine layer 5.1 includes a brine layer and pressure flue gas energy storage Geological cavity 3.11 uses air to cool circulating water and recover heat energy.
- Carbon-containing flue gas is pressurized and cooled and injected into the geological cavity saline layer 3.11/5.1.
- Carbon dioxide dissolves into the saline layer to achieve carbon sequestration, and the remaining insoluble flue gas and cavities form smoke Gas storage power generation system.
- Embodiment 8 It is an embodiment of the marine carbon sequestration system produced by clean fossil energy.
- the marine carbon sequestration of the present invention is to make the carbon capture finished product go through bicarbonate ionization treatment, which is not only the marine ecological environment Injection into ocean water after harmless treatment, also known as bicarbonate ion state ocean carbon sequestration;
- the carbon capture products include but not limited to liquid, solid and liquid-solid mixed carbon dioxide, and carbon dioxide hydrate, and ice Slurry forms such as mixtures;
- the harmlessness to the marine ecological environment is to process the finished carbon capture product into a form that is allowed to be discharged by regulations, that is, a liquid with a pH value that meets the range of regulations, and then inject it into the ocean water body.
- the carbon dioxide dissolved in seawater exists in the form of bicarbonate ions within the pH limit range allowed by environmental regulations, that is, in the natural form of dissolved inorganic carbon in seawater, it is safe and stable, and has no impact on the marine ecological environment. harmless.
- the processing of the finished carbon capture product into a liquid whose pH value meets the legal range is realized by dissolving the finished carbon capture product into a certain amount of seawater. Therefore, the key problem is: it is necessary to prevent the finished product from carbon capture from dissolving into the process. A certain amount of seawater causes biological damage.
- the carbon capture product is input into the seawater blending device 4.1 through the carbon capture product exporter 3.6, and the pH value is treated to meet the legal range before being injected into the ocean water body;
- the sea water blending device 4.1 is configured at sea level 4.6 and above and inject the seawater flow drawn from the sea by the seawater pump 4.2, the seawater inlet of the seawater pump 4.2 is provided with a filter device 4.3 to prevent marine organisms from entering; in the seawater blending device 4.1, the carbon After the captured finished product is dissolved into the seawater flow input by the regulating seawater pump 4.6 until the pH value meets the regulatory range, it is injected into the ocean water body through the ocean carbon discharge pipeline 4.4 connected to the ocean water body under atmospheric pressure by relying on the self-weight of the sea water flow.
- the marine carbon emission pipeline 4.4 connected to the ocean water body is also configured as a plurality of switchable carbon sequestration output pipes whose outlets are located at different seawater depths. According to the fish migration rules in the sea area where they are located, for the purpose of avoiding fish migration channels, At different times and at different depths, combine or separately open ocean carbon emission pipelines 4.4.
- Embodiment 9 It is another embodiment of the marine carbon sequestration system produced by clean fossil energy.
- the marine carbon sequestration of the present invention is also called bicarbonate ion state marine carbon sequestration, and the carbon sequestration is integrated into
- the product bicarbonate ionization process is that the carbon capture product exporter 3.6 is directly connected to the ocean carbon discharge pipeline 4.4, and the outlet of the ocean carbon discharge pipeline 4.4 is set in the middle of the net cage 4.5 for generating seawater discharge and biological interception.
- the net cage 4.5 is configured as a structure in which seawater can circulate and fish and shrimp cannot enter, and can be replaced by a net cage for underwater culture of marine fish;
- the discharge mixing zone is an internationally accepted marine discharge management method, defined as The surrounding area of the discharge outlet given by the environmental management department is used as a discharge mixed area, and the emission concentration in the discharge mixed area is allowed to be higher than the standard limit required by environmental regulations.
- the size of the net cage 4.5 in this embodiment is configured to be less than or equal to the discharge mixing zone given by the environmental management department, and the drainage pH value at the boundary of the net cage 4.5 reaches the standard limit required by environmental regulations.
- Embodiment 10 It is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of the ocean carbon sequestration system for clean fossil energy production. As shown in Figure 11, the carbon capture product exporter 3.6 is input into the seawater blending device 4.1, and the outlet of the ocean carbon discharge pipeline 4.4 is set at Cage 4.5 in the middle. This embodiment is suitable for situations where a given discharge mixing zone is small.
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- 一种减少化石燃料热力系统烟气二氧化碳排放的方法,其特征在于,包括如下步骤:1)加压并冷却化石燃料燃烧产生的烟气使得烟气中的至少部分气态二氧化碳进行相变;2)从烟气中分离出第一烟气组分和第二烟气组分;其中,第一烟气组分包含相变的二氧化碳,用作碳捕集成品;第二烟气组分包含气态的烟气。
- 如权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,所述烟气产生于化石燃料的空气助燃燃烧;或者,所述烟气中二氧化碳的质量百分含量不高于30%;或者,所述烟气中氮气的质量百分含量不低于70%;或者,所述热力系统为火力发电厂热力系统、或冶金厂热力系统、或化工厂热力系统。
- 如权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,在步骤1)的二氧化碳的相变中,气态二氧化碳转变为液态、和/或固态、和/或二氧化碳水合物、和/或二氧化碳与冰的混合物。
- 如权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,在步骤1)中,通过如下方式中的一种使得烟气中的至少部分气态二氧化碳进行相变:i)冷却烟气至31.2℃以下,加压烟气至7.38MPa以上;ii)冷却烟气至25℃以下,加压烟气至6.4MPa以上;iii)冷却烟气至20℃以下,加压烟气至5.73MPa以上;iv)冷却烟气至10℃以下,加压烟气至3.48MPa以上;v)冷却烟气至-10℃以下,加压烟气至2.65MPa以上;vi)冷却烟气至-20℃以下,加压烟气至1.96MPa以上;vii)冷却烟气至-25℃以下,加压烟气至1.7MPa以上;viii)冷却烟气至-30℃以下,加压烟气至1.5MPa以上;或者,在步骤1)中,烟气中至少90%,或至少80%,或至少70%,或至少50%,或至少30%的气态二氧化碳进行相变。
- 如权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,在步骤1)中,加压所述烟气时,通过如下方式中的一种或几种回收利用烟气加压时产生的热量:i)加热步骤2)中分离出的其他烟气;ii)用于热力系统的加热器;iii)将热量储存到储热装置。
- 如权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,在步骤2)中,在加压状态下分离相变的二氧化碳与其他烟气,所述方法还包括:通过如下方式中的一种或几种回收利用分离出的其他烟气的压力能:i)驱动空气透平发电机;ii)驱动气动泵;iii)加压状态下存储分离出的第二烟气组分以储能。
- 如权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,所述方法还包括:3)通过如下方式中的一种或几种封存所述的碳捕集成品:i)将二氧化碳注入盐水层;ii)将二氧化碳注入油田或气田以增加油或气的产量;iii)将二氧化碳注入海洋;和/或,将所述的碳捕集成品用作工业原料。
- 一种减少化石燃料发电厂的二氧化碳排放的方法,其特征在于,包括:1)捕集化石燃料燃烧产生的烟气中的二氧化碳,生成碳捕集成品;2)将碳捕集成品与调节海水混合后产生排放海水;3)将排放海水注入海洋。
- 如权利要求8所述的方法,其特征在于,所述碳捕集成品包括液态二氧化碳、和/或固态二氧化碳、和/或二氧化碳水合物、和/或二氧化碳与冰的混合物;或者,所述碳捕集成品中二氧化碳的质量含量在90%以上,或80%以上,或70%以上,或50%以上,或30%以上。
- 如权利要求8所述的方法,其特征在于,在步骤2)中,所述调节海水包括经过拦截筛滤海洋生物体的海水流。
- 一种化石燃料热力系统,其特征在于,包括:燃烧单元,用于化石燃料的燃烧;加压冷却单元,用于接受燃烧单元排放的烟气以及加压并冷却所述烟气,使得所述烟气中的至少部分气态二氧化碳进行相变;分离单元,用于接受加压冷却单元输出的烟气并分离第一烟气组分和第二烟气组分;其中,第一烟气组分包含相变的二氧化碳,第二烟气组分包含气态的烟气。
- 根据权利要求11所述的化石燃料热力系统,其特征在于,所述加压冷却单元包括:加压装置,用于接受燃烧单元排放的烟气以及加压所述烟气;冷却装置,用于接受加压装置输出的烟气以及冷却所述烟气,使得所述烟气中的至少部分气态二氧化碳进行相变。
- 根据权利要求11所述的化石燃料热力系统,其特征在于,所述加压冷却单元还包括热量回收设备,所述热量回收设备包括以下中的一种或多种:i)第一热交换装置,用于利用加压装置加压烟气时产生的热量来加热所述分离单元分离出的第二烟气组分;ii)第二热交换装置,用于利用加压装置加压烟气时产生的热量来补充热力系统加热器的热量;iii)储热装置,用于吸收加压装置输出的烟气的热量并储热。
- 根据权利要求11所述的化石燃料热力系统,其特征在于,所述加压冷却单元还包括压力能量回收设备,用于接受所述分离单元分离的第二烟气组分,并回收利用第二烟气组分的压力能。
- 根据权利要求14所述的化石燃料热力系统,其特征在于,所述压力能量回收设备包括以下中的一种或多种:i)空气透平机;ii)气动泵;iii)储能容器;iv)将第二烟气组分输送到地质空穴的设施。
- 根据权利要求11所述的化石燃料热力系统,其特征在于,所述化石燃料热力系统还包括碳封存单元,用于接受所述分离单元输出的第一烟气组分,并将所述第一烟气组分输送到封存场所。
- 一种用于减少化石燃料热力系统烟气二氧化碳排放的设备,其特征在于,包括:碳捕集单元,用于捕集化石燃料燃烧产生的烟气中的二氧化碳,生成碳捕集成品;海洋碳封存单元,用于接受所述碳捕集成品以及调节海水,并使得所述碳捕集成品 与调节海水混合,生成排放海水,并将所述排放海水注入海洋。
- 根据权利要求17所述的设备,其特征在于,所述海洋碳封存单元包括:调节海水泵,用于将调节海水提取到海平面以上;海水掺混装置,用于接受所述碳捕集成品以及调节海水,并使得所述碳捕集成品与调节海水混合,生成排放海水;排放装置,用于接受所述排放海水,并将所述排放海水注入海洋。
- 根据权利要求18所述的设备,其特征在于,所述海洋碳封存单元还包括过滤装置,用于拦截筛滤调节海水的海洋生物体。
- 根据权利要求17所述的设备,其特征在于,所述海洋碳封存单元包括位于海平面以下的网箱,用于接受所述碳捕集成品以及拦截筛滤海洋生物体,并使得所述碳捕集成品与拦截筛滤海洋生物体后的调节海水混合。
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