WO2024169721A1 - 耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统和方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of air carbon dioxide separation and capture and energy conservation and environmental protection technology utilizing renewable energy, and in particular to a system and method for coupling direct air carbon dioxide capture technology and compressed air energy storage technology with waste pressure and waste heat.
- the large-scale utilization of renewable energy is an effective measure to reduce CO 2 emissions by reducing fossil energy consumption from the source.
- the scale of renewable energy is gradually expanding.
- some areas have seen the phenomenon of "abandoning wind and power”.
- Energy storage technology as a “peak shaving and valley filling” technology for the power grid, provides a driving force for the large-scale deployment of renewable energy.
- Energy storage technology can significantly reduce the impact of intermittent operation of renewable energy on the power grid.
- energy storage technology is roughly divided into chemical energy storage, electromagnetic energy storage and mechanical energy storage. Due to the low technical maturity and late research, chemical energy storage and electromagnetic energy storage are temporarily difficult to achieve large-scale application.
- Mechanical energy storage mainly includes pumped storage, flywheel energy storage and compressed air energy storage, which have the largest development scale and the highest technical maturity.
- Compressed air energy storage uses renewable energy and electricity during the valley load of the power grid. During the valley period of electricity consumption, the high-pressure air compressed to 6-10MPa by a compressor is stored in gas storage reservoirs such as salt caverns. During the peak period of electricity consumption, the compressed air is released to drive the expansion working device to work and produce electricity.
- the energy storage system The compressed air energy storage system has the advantages of high storage density, good flexibility, low cost and long service life. It is expected to solve the problem of wind and power abandonment of renewable energy. Achieve large-scale development of renewable energy.
- direct air carbon dioxide capture technology that directly reduces the CO 2 content in the atmosphere is an effective measure to directly reduce CO 2 emissions.
- direct air carbon dioxide capture technology mainly includes high-temperature chemical absorption and low-temperature solid adsorption.
- the working principle of the high-temperature chemical absorption method is to use an alkaline absorbent to absorb CO 2.
- the absorbent that absorbs CO 2 reacts with calcium hydroxide to form calcium carbonate precipitation, while regenerating the alkaline absorbent.
- the calcium carbonate is heated to a regenerated calcium oxide of up to 900°C for regeneration of calcium hydroxide.
- the decomposition process of calcium carbonate releases high-purity carbon dioxide.
- the low-temperature solid adsorption method Due to the operational complexity and equipment requirements brought by high temperature, the low-temperature solid adsorption method has received more widespread attention and recognition. It uses solid adsorbents to adsorb carbon dioxide from the air, and then uses steam at a certain temperature ( ⁇ 120°C) to regenerate the adsorbent and desorb high-purity CO 2 .
- the ultra-low partial pressure of CO2 in the air (about 400ppm, or 0.04%) leads to problems such as complex regeneration process operation and bulky equipment in the direct air carbon dioxide capture system; more importantly, when there is no natural wind available during the direct air carbon dioxide capture system, the energy required for the gas flow pressure drop (>300Pa) in the adsorption contact device will be extremely huge, and the energy consumption of the fan required to pump air accounts for as much as 50% to 80% of the total energy consumption of direct air carbon dioxide capture, resulting in high energy consumption costs for direct air carbon dioxide capture systems.
- the purpose of the present invention is to provide a system and method for coupling the direct air carbon dioxide capture technology and the excess pressure and waste heat of the compressed air energy storage technology, which is used to solve the problems of high fan energy consumption and fluctuation of the adsorbent adsorption performance affected by humidity in the direct air carbon dioxide capture system.
- the system and method of coupling direct air carbon dioxide capture technology and compressed air energy storage technology with waste pressure and waste heat can capture CO2 for industrial or biological applications. It is clear that by coupling direct air carbon dioxide capture technology and compressed air energy storage technology, the fan energy consumption and regeneration energy consumption of the direct air carbon dioxide capture system can be effectively reduced. In addition, the coupled system can effectively realize the utilization of renewable energy, reduce the carbon footprint of the capture process, and achieve negative emissions.
- a system for coupling direct air carbon dioxide capture technology and compressed air energy storage technology excess pressure and excess heat comprising a compressed air energy storage system, an excess pressure control system, a waste heat centralized storage and control system and a direct air carbon dioxide capture system;
- the compressed air energy storage system comprises an air drying device, an air induction device, an air compression device, a first heat exchange system, a compressed air storage device, a second heat exchange system, an expansion work device and a generator connected in sequence;
- the direct air CO2 capture system includes an adsorption/desorption contactor, a CO2 compression device, a third heat exchange system and a CO2 high-pressure liquefaction tank connected in sequence;
- the air inlet of the residual pressure control system is connected to the air outlet of the induced draft device through the first DAC air path, and is connected to the air outlet of the expansion working device through the second DAC air path; the air outlet of the residual pressure control system is connected to the adsorption/desorption contactor; a heat exchanger is provided in the residual pressure control system;
- the waste heat centralized storage and control system is connected to the first heat exchange system through the first heat storage pipeline to form an air compression heat recovery circulation pipeline, connected to the second heat exchange system through the first heat supply pipeline to form a heated compressed air circulation pipeline, connected to the adsorption/desorption contactor through the second heat supply pipeline to form a CO2 desorption circulation pipeline, and connected to the third heat exchange system through the second heat storage pipeline to form a CO2 compression heat recovery circulation pipeline;
- the waste heat centralized storage and control system is connected to the heat exchanger in the waste pressure control system through the third heat supply pipeline to form a hot air circulation pipeline for regulating the air temperature passing through the waste pressure control system (9).
- the heat recovered by the air compression heat recovery circulation pipeline and the CO2 compression heat recovery circulation pipeline is used to supply heating to the compressed air circulation pipeline, the CO2 desorption circulation pipeline and the hot air circulation pipeline.
- the waste heat centralized storage and control system includes a normal temperature heat storage library, a medium temperature heat storage library and a high temperature heat storage library, which are used to receive and store the heat recovered by the air compression heat recovery circulation pipeline and the CO2 compression heat recovery circulation pipeline;
- the temperature range of the normal temperature heat storage is 5°C ⁇ 60°C, which is connected to the third heating pipeline to provide a stable heat source for the residual pressure control system and adjust the temperature of the air required for direct air carbon dioxide adsorption;
- the medium-temperature heat storage reservoir has a temperature range of 70°C to 150°C and is connected to the first heat supply pipeline and the second heat supply pipeline to provide the heat required for adsorption/desorption contactor adsorbent regeneration and the second heat exchange system;
- the temperature range of the high-temperature heat storage is 160°C to 250°C, and it is connected to the first heat supply pipeline to provide heat for the second heat exchange system.
- the medium in the first heating pipeline, the second heating pipeline and the third heating pipeline is independently at least one of air, water, steam and oil.
- a pressure relief device and an air distribution device are also provided in the residual pressure control system to match the gas pressure and gas volume with the adsorption/desorption contactor.
- the gas parameter conditions at the outlet of the residual pressure control system include: a pressure range of 1.01 bar to 4.01 bar, a humidity range of 10% RH to 60% RH, and a temperature range of 5°C to 40°C.
- the CO2 adsorbent material in the adsorption/desorption contactor is at least one of activated carbon, molecular sieve, solid amine, quaternary ammonium, and metal organic framework, and its regeneration method includes temperature change, humidity change, pressure change, and electrochemical regeneration.
- the present invention also provides a method for coupling direct air carbon dioxide capture technology and compressed air energy storage technology excess pressure and waste heat, and matching the system for coupling direct air carbon dioxide capture technology and compressed air energy storage technology excess pressure and waste heat with renewable energy;
- the method includes the following two operating modes:
- Operation mode 1 Renewable energy is abundant, and the compressed air energy storage system stores air. After the air enters the air drying device and the induced draft device, a part of the air is compressed by the air compression device and stored in the compressed air storage. The heat released during the air compression process is stored in the waste heat centralized storage and control system through the first heat exchange system via the air compression heat recovery circulation pipeline.
- the other part enters the adsorption/desorption contactor through the first DAC gas path and the residual pressure control system, and is adsorbed and removed by the adsorbent in the adsorption/desorption contactor and then discharged;
- the second heat supply pipeline provides the adsorption/desorption contactor with the humidity and/or temperature conditions required for the adsorbent to desorb CO2 , and the desorbed CO2 is compressed by the CO2 compression device and stored in the CO2 high-pressure liquefaction tank (14).
- the heat released during the CO2 compression process is stored in the waste heat centralized storage and control system through the CO2 compression heat recovery circulation pipeline in the third heat exchange system;
- Operation mode 2 In case of insufficient renewable energy, the compressed air stored in the compressed air storage is heated by the second heat exchange system and then enters the expansion device to perform work, which is used for generating electricity. After the work, the air with stable humidity, temperature and pressure enters the adsorption/desorption device through the second DAC gas path and the residual pressure control system, and is adsorbed by the adsorbent in the adsorption/desorption contactor to remove CO2 and then discharged; The second heating pipeline provides the adsorption/desorption contactor with the humidity and/or temperature conditions required for the adsorbent to desorb CO2 . The desorbed CO2 is compressed by the CO2 compression device and stored in the CO2 high-pressure liquefaction tank. The heat released during the CO2 compression process is stored in the waste heat centralized storage and control system through the CO2 compression heat recovery circulation pipeline in the third heat exchange system.
- the air passing through the residual pressure control system can be heated by a hot air circulation pipeline and a heat exchanger.
- the system and method of coupling direct air carbon dioxide capture technology and compressed air energy storage technology waste pressure and waste heat of the present invention involve the following processes:
- Drying process When the air humidity is high, the air with high humidity will be reduced to a lower relative humidity through the air drying device, providing a humidity-controllable air source for the compressed air energy storage system and the direct air carbon dioxide capture system.
- a desiccant can be set in the air drying device, and the desiccant includes calcium chloride, silica gel, calcium sulfate, activated alumina, etc., which can reduce the relative humidity of the air to 10%RH ⁇ 60%RH.
- Air compression energy storage process When the renewable energy power generation is abundant, the compressed air energy storage system compresses the dry air in the compressed air device, and stores the high-pressure air in the compressed air storage after cooling by the first heat exchange system.
- Compressed air working process When the power generation of renewable energy is insufficient, the compressed air stored in the compressed air energy storage system is heated by the second heat exchange system and enters the expansion working device to work, driving the generator to generate electricity.
- the pressure of the air at the outlet of the expansion working device is 1.01-4.01 bar
- the humidity range is 10%-60% RH
- the temperature is 5°C-40°C.
- Adjustment process of the residual pressure control system adjust the air pressure, humidity and temperature provided by the induced draft device and the compressed air energy storage system so that the pressure, humidity and temperature are at the parameters required by the direct air carbon dioxide capture system, and introduce the pressurized air into the direct air carbon dioxide capture system; at the same time, reasonably distribute the pressurized air to multiple adsorption/desorption contactors of the direct air carbon dioxide capture system, and provide an induced draft (flow) device to adjust the supply air volume of the direct air carbon dioxide capture system.
- Control gas temperature with waste heat centralized storage and control system The heat released and stored in the compressed air energy storage system and the direct air carbon dioxide capture system is provided to the compressed air through the second heat exchange system, and the heated compressed air is passed into the expansion device to do work; when the outside temperature is low, part of the heat stored in the waste heat centralized storage and control system is used to heat the air in the waste pressure control system, and after heating, it is passed into the low-medium temperature adsorption/desorption contactor; when the adsorbent is saturated with adsorption, part of the heat stored in the waste heat centralized storage and control system is used to regenerate the adsorbent Desorbing the contacted adsorbent and CO 2 ;
- the heat generation process of the coupled system includes heat storage in the first heat exchange system after the air compression device and heat storage in the third heat exchange system after the CO2 compression device;
- the heating objects of the coupling system include the coupling system residual pressure control system which requires normal temperature, the second heat exchange system which requires medium and high temperature, and the low and medium temperature adsorption/desorption contactor.
- CO2 adsorption process When renewable energy is abundant, the compressed air expansion process is suspended, and the dry air pumped by the air drying device and the induced draft device through the first DAC air path is passed into the residual pressure control system to control the pressure and temperature before entering the adsorption/desorption contactor; or when renewable energy is insufficient, the compressed air expansion process is started, and the compressed air with residual pressure after working in the expansion work device is passed into the adsorption/desorption contactor after passing through the residual pressure control system; the adsorbed air is discharged from the other side of the adsorption/desorption contactor, and the adsorbent adsorbs CO2 in the device.
- the adsorbent can be in the form of solid, including alkaline ion exchange resin, quaternary ammonium polymer, quaternary phosphine polymer, amine-loaded molecular sieve, amine-loaded metal organic framework, amine-loaded activated carbon, etc., arranged in the form of particles or membranes.
- Adsorbent desorption regeneration process Wet or variable temperature regeneration can be adopted, using waste heat to centrally store and control the heat stored in the system, using warm water or steam at a certain temperature to regenerate the adsorbent material, and release high concentration CO 2 at the same time.
- wet regeneration spray or atomize the adsorbent to achieve CO 2 regeneration, and the regeneration water temperature is 20-60°C; for variable temperature regeneration, steam at 80°C-120°C can be used to regenerate the adsorbent and release CO 2 .
- the next adsorption cycle begins, and the adsorbent in the adsorption/desorption contactor is evenly purged with pressurized air to carry out direct air carbon dioxide capture and CO2 regeneration process.
- the present invention has the following beneficial effects:
- the coupling system can effectively utilize the excess pressure and excess heat of compressed air energy storage technology to reduce the operating energy consumption and cost of the direct air carbon dioxide capture system; in addition, the coupling system can be used to "peak-shaving" intermittent renewable energy, and the CO2 stored by the direct air carbon dioxide capture technology can be used for chemical and biological utilization.
- the present invention has a flexible layout, can achieve substantial energy savings, and can store and utilize renewable energy to a greater extent.
- the pressurized air of the compressed air energy storage system can be used as direct air
- the high-quality air source of the carbon dioxide capture system and the residual pressure control system provide air with stable pressure, reducing the fan energy consumption in the direct air carbon dioxide capture system (accounting for about 50% to 80% of the total energy consumption).
- the direct air carbon dioxide capture system can be provided with air of stable temperature and humidity by the excess pressure control system, so that the adsorbent of the air carbon dioxide capture system is not affected by the air humidity, and maintains high adsorption performance and stability.
- the cyclic adsorption performance can be improved by 20% to 50%.
- the air with stable temperature can make the direct air carbon dioxide capture system unaffected by the weather in cold areas, and it can operate all year round without being affected by air temperature.
- the air compression device and CO2 compression device in the coupling system can be further coupled or shared, the first heat exchanger system and the third heat exchange system can be partially coupled or shared, and further coupling can reduce the number of equipment or backup required by the system, thereby reducing the cost of the coupling system.
- FIG1 is a schematic diagram of a system and method for coupling direct air carbon dioxide capture technology and compressed air energy storage technology waste pressure and waste heat of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the structure of the residual pressure control system.
- a system that couples direct air carbon dioxide capture technology and compressed air energy storage technology with waste pressure and waste heat includes a compressed air energy storage system, a waste pressure control system 9, a waste heat centralized storage and control system 10, and a direct air carbon dioxide capture system.
- the compressed air energy storage system includes an air drying device 1, an air induction device 2, an air compression device 3, a first heat exchange system 4, a compressed air storage device 5, a second heat exchange system 6, an expansion device 7 and a generator 8 which are connected in sequence.
- the direct air carbon dioxide capture system includes an adsorption/desorption contactor 11, a CO2 compression device 12, a third heat exchange system 13 and a CO2 high-pressure liquefaction tank 14 which are connected in sequence.
- the air inlet of the residual pressure control system 9 is connected to the air outlet of the induced draft device 2 through the first DAC air path 18, and is connected to the air outlet of the expansion work device 7 through the second DAC air path 19; the air outlet of the residual pressure control system 9 is connected to the adsorption/desorption contactor 11.
- a pressure relief device 15, a heat exchanger 16 and an air distribution device 17 are sequentially arranged in the residual pressure control system 9 along the air flow direction, which are used to match the air pressure and air volume with the adsorption/desorption contactor 11.
- the waste heat centralized storage and control system 10 is connected to the first heat exchange system 4 through the first heat storage pipeline 20 to form an air compression heat recovery circulation pipeline, is connected to the second heat exchange system 6 through the first heat supply pipeline 21 to form a heated compressed air circulation pipeline, is connected to the adsorption/desorption contactor 11 through the second heat supply pipeline 22 to form a CO2 desorption circulation pipeline, and is connected to the third heat exchange system 13 through the second heat storage pipeline 23 to form a CO2 compression heat recovery circulation pipeline; the waste heat centralized storage and control system 10 is connected to the heat exchanger in the waste pressure control system 9 through the hot air pipeline 24 to form a hot air circulation pipeline for regulating the air temperature passing through the waste pressure control system 9.
- the heat recovered by the air compression heat recovery circulation pipeline and the CO2 compression heat recovery circulation pipeline is used to supply heating to the compressed air circulation pipeline, the CO2 desorption circulation pipeline and the hot air circulation pipeline.
- the waste heat centralized storage and control system 10 includes a normal temperature heat storage library, a medium temperature heat storage library and a high temperature heat storage library, which are used to receive and store heat recovered by the air compression heat recovery circulation pipeline and the CO2 compression heat recovery circulation pipeline.
- the temperature range of the normal temperature heat storage is 5°C to 60°C, and it is connected to the hot air pipeline 24 to provide a stable heat source for the residual pressure control system 9 and adjust the temperature of the air required for direct air carbon dioxide adsorption.
- the temperature range of the medium-temperature heat storage is 70°C to 150°C, and it is connected to the first heat supply pipeline 21 and the second heat supply pipeline 22 to provide the heat required for the adsorbent regeneration of the adsorption/desorption contactor 11 and the second heat exchange system 6;
- the temperature range of the high-temperature heat storage storage is 160° C. to 250° C., and it is connected to the first heat supply pipeline 21 to provide heat for the second heat exchange system 6 .
- the medium in the first heating pipeline and the second heating pipeline is independently at least one of water, steam and oil.
- a method for coupling direct air carbon dioxide capture technology and compressed air energy storage technology excess pressure and waste heat matching the above-mentioned system coupling direct air carbon dioxide capture technology and compressed air energy storage technology excess pressure and waste heat with renewable energy;
- the method includes the following two operating modes:
- Operation mode 1 Renewable energy is abundant, and the compressed air energy storage system stores air. After the air enters the air drying device 1 and the induced draft device 2, a part of the air is compressed by the air compression device 3 and stored in the compressed air storage 5. The heat released during the air compression process is stored in the waste heat centralized storage and control system 10 in the first heat exchange system 4 through the air compression heat recovery circulation pipeline.
- the other part enters the adsorption/desorption contactor 11 through the first DAC gas path 18 and the residual pressure control system 9, and is adsorbed and removed by the adsorbent in the adsorption/desorption contactor 11 and then discharged;
- the second heat supply pipeline 22 provides the adsorption/desorption contactor 11 with the humidity and/or temperature conditions required for the adsorbent to desorb CO2 .
- the desorbed CO2 is compressed by the CO2 compression device 12 and stored in the CO2 high-pressure liquefaction tank 14.
- the heat released during the CO2 compression process is stored in the waste heat centralized storage and control system 10 in the third heat exchange system 13 through the CO2 compression heat recovery circulation pipeline;
- Operation mode 2 When renewable energy is insufficient, the compressed air stored in the compressed air storage 5 is heated by the second heat exchange system 6 and then enters the expansion working device 7 to perform work, which is used for the generator 8 to generate electricity. After performing work, the air with stable humidity, temperature and pressure enters the adsorption/desorption device 11 through the second DAC gas path 19 and the residual pressure control system 9, and is adsorbed and removed of CO2 by the adsorbent in the adsorption/desorption contactor 11 and then discharged; the second heating pipeline 22 provides the adsorption/desorption contactor 11 with the humidity and/or temperature conditions required for the adsorbent to desorb CO2 , and the desorbed CO2 is compressed by the CO2 compression device 12 and stored in the CO2 high-pressure liquefaction tank 14. The heat released during the CO2 compression process is stored in the residual heat centralized storage and control system 10 through the CO2 compression heat recovery circulation pipeline in the third heat exchange system 13.
- the air passing through the residual pressure control system 9 can be heated by the hot air circulation pipeline and the heat exchanger.
- the system and method of coupling direct air CO2 capture technology with the waste pressure and waste heat of compressed air energy storage technology can effectively utilize the waste pressure of compressed air energy storage technology, greatly reduce the fan energy consumption of the adsorption process, and achieve the reduction of capture energy consumption and cost of direct air CO2 capture.
- the present invention can realize the effective utilization of renewable energy.
- Both the direct air carbon dioxide capture system and the compressed air energy storage system can effectively utilize renewable electric energy, reduce the impact of renewable energy on the power grid, and realize the "peak shaving and valley filling" of the power grid.
- the process of the present invention is novel and can effectively compress the air with stable pressure, humidity and temperature of air energy storage technology, reduce the influence of air humidity on the adsorption performance of the adsorbent, and thus effectively reduce the direct Capture energy consumption and cost of direct air CO2 capture systems.
- the system and method of coupling direct air carbon dioxide capture technology and compressed air energy storage technology with waste pressure and waste heat of the present invention can achieve CO2 capture using only renewable energy electricity.
- the carbon footprint of the entire process is very small and environmentally friendly.
- the direct air carbon dioxide capture system adopts a humidification regeneration adsorption method.
- the heat of the regeneration water required for regeneration is provided by the heat released by the compressed air first heat exchange system and the CO2 compression device and stored in the normal temperature water tank.
- the required water temperature is 20-60°C.
- Drying process The air with higher humidity is reduced to a lower relative humidity through an air drying device, providing a dry air source for the compressed air energy storage system and the direct air carbon dioxide capture system.
- Compressed air energy storage process As shown in Figure 1, when renewable electricity is abundant, high-humidity air whose humidity changes with the weather is passed through an air drying device and an air induced draft device, and then is compressed to a pressure of 10MPa in an air compression device. The high-pressure air is stored in a compressed air storage tank, and the heat released during the compression process is brought out by water and stored in a waste heat centralized storage and control system;
- the compression step can run for 5 to 8 hours, and the air volume of the compressed air storage warehouse ranges from 1000m 3 to 10,000,000m 3 .
- Compressed air working process When renewable electricity is scarce, the high-pressure air stored in the compressed air storage is heated up by the second heat exchange system, and then the high-pressure air works in the expansion working device to drive the generator to generate electricity, thereby supplying it to surrounding users or the power grid to "fill the peak", and at the same time, discharges air with stable pressure, temperature and humidity;
- the operation time of the power generation step of the expansion working device can last for 2 to 6 hours, and the air outlet parameters of the expansion working device are as follows: outlet air humidity is 10% to 60% RH, outlet temperature is 5 to 40°C, and outlet pressure is in the range of 1.01 to 4.01 bar.
- CO2 adsorption process As shown in Figure 1, when renewable electricity is abundant, the dry air containing carbon dioxide (400ppm) pumped by the air drying device and the induced draft fan is passed through the first DAC gas The air is led into the CO 2 adsorption/desorption contactor, and the adsorbent in the capture device adsorbs CO 2 . The unadsorbed air (waste gas) is discharged from the ventilation outlet of the adsorption/desorption contactor. The air is ventilated for a period of time until the adsorbent is saturated with adsorption. The saturated adsorption capacity is about 0.2mmol/g to 3mmol/g.
- the adsorption/desorption contactor device can use a built-in adsorbent, the adsorbent can be in the form of particles, membranes, etc., and the pressure drop in the contactor is 300Pa to 30000Pa.
- CO2 desorption process After the adsorbent is saturated with adsorption, the adsorption/desorption fan, the air inlet and the air outlet are closed, and the adsorption/desorption contactor is pumped to a certain negative pressure using a vacuum pump, and then a certain temperature aqueous solution from the waste heat centralized storage and control system is sprayed to accelerate the desorption of CO2 through the variable pressure and variable humidity regeneration principle;
- the temperature of the aqueous solution is 20° C. to 60° C.
- the adsorbent can be quaternized aminated or quaternized phosphinated cellulose, activated carbon, molecular sieve, metal organic framework and other materials.
- CO2 compression process The CO2 regenerated by the adsorption/regeneration contactor is compressed to a liquefied CO2 state and stored in a CO2 liquefaction tank. The heat of the compression process is transferred by the third heat exchange system to the waste heat centralized storage and control system storage.
- the direct air carbon dioxide capture system adopts a variable temperature regeneration adsorption method.
- the regeneration steam heat required for regeneration is provided by the heat released by the compressed air first heat exchange system and the CO2 compression device and stored in the medium-temperature water tank and the high-temperature water tank.
- Drying process The air with higher humidity is reduced to a lower relative humidity through an air drying device, providing a dry air source for the compressed air energy storage system and the direct air carbon dioxide capture system.
- Compressed air energy storage process As shown in Figure 1, when renewable electricity is abundant, the air whose humidity changes with the weather is passed through an air drying device and an air induction device, and then is compressed to a pressure of 10MPa in an air compression device. The high-pressure air is stored in a compressed air storage tank, and the heat released during the compression process is brought out by water and stored in a waste heat centralized storage and control system;
- the compression step can run for 5 to 8 hours, and the air volume of the compressed air storage warehouse ranges from 1000m 3 to 10,000,000m 3 .
- Compressed air working process the expansion working device works and generates electricity.
- the high-pressure air stored in the compressed air storage is heated by the second heat exchange system.
- the high-pressure air works in the expansion working device to drive the generator to generate electricity, supplying it to surrounding users or the power grid to "fill the peak", while discharging air with stable pressure, temperature and humidity.
- the operation time of the expansion working device working and generating electricity can last for 2 to 6 hours.
- the air outlet parameters of the expansion working device are: outlet air humidity is 10% to 60% RH, outlet temperature is 5 to 40°C, and outlet pressure is 1.01 to 4.01 bar.
- CO 2 adsorption process As shown in FIG1 , when renewable electricity is abundant, dry air containing carbon dioxide (400ppm) pumped by the air drying device and the induced draft device is introduced into the CO 2 adsorption/desorption contactor through the first DAC gas path, and the adsorbent in the capture device adsorbs CO 2 , and the unadsorbed air (waste gas) is discharged from the ventilation outlet of the adsorption/desorption contactor. Ventilation is carried out for a period of time until the adsorbent is saturated with adsorption, and its saturated adsorption capacity is about 0.2mmol/g to 5mmol/g;
- the adsorption/desorption contactor device can use a built-in adsorbent, and the adsorbent can be an amine-loaded molecular sieve, an amine-loaded metal organic framework, an amine-loaded polymer, a metal organic framework, an amine-loaded activated carbon and other temperature-stable adsorbents.
- the adsorbent can be in the form of particles, membranes, etc., and the pressure drop in the contactor is 300Pa to 30000Pa.
- CO2 desorption process After the adsorbent is saturated with adsorption, the high-temperature steam stored in the waste heat centralized storage and control system is introduced into the adsorption/desorption contactor to achieve the regeneration of the adsorbent.
- the steam and CO2 can be separated through the condenser, and then the CO2 flows into the CO2 compression device, and the steam is recycled for heating and reuse;
- the temperature range of steam required for the adsorption/desorption contactor is 80°C to 120°C.
- CO2 compression process The CO2 regenerated by the adsorption/regeneration contactor is compressed into a liquefied CO2 state and stored in a CO2 liquefied tank.
- the heat of the compression process is transferred by the third heat exchange system to the waste heat centralized storage and control system storage;
- a compressed air storage system with a storage capacity of 1 million m3 using a compressed air storage tank that is, a compressed energy storage system with a power generation capacity of about 300MW, which can be matched with a direct air carbon dioxide capture system with a capture capacity of about 50,000 tons/year.
- the expansion working device of the compressed air energy storage system works for 5 hours and discharges air with stable temperature, pressure and humidity;
- the adsorption/desorption contactor of the direct air CO2 capture system has an annual adsorption time of 6,000 hours;
- the annual capture capacity is about 56,000 tons of CO 2 / year.
- the stable residual pressure of the compressed energy storage system can save the fan energy consumption required for the pressure drop in the adsorption/desorption contactor of the direct air carbon dioxide capture system, and the saving amount is 30% to 78% of the capture energy consumption.
- the energy consumption of direct air CO2 capture regeneration is about 8MJ/t- CO2 per ton of CO2 .
- the fan energy consumption of the direct air carbon dioxide capture system that can be saved for each ton of CO2 captured is about 14.5MJ, that is, the fan energy consumption that can be saved accounts for 66% of the capture energy consumption of the direct air carbon dioxide capture system.
- the fan energy consumption of the direct air carbon dioxide capture system can be saved by about 7.3MJ per ton of CO2 captured, that is, the fan energy consumption saved accounts for The capture energy consumption of the air CO2 capture system is 48%.
- the fan energy consumption of the direct air carbon dioxide capture system for each ton of CO2 captured can be saved by about 29MJ, that is, the saved fan energy consumption accounts for 78% of the capture energy consumption of the direct air carbon dioxide capture system.
- Using compressed energy storage systems to stabilize the humidity of air can reduce the impact of air humidity fluctuations on the performance of the adsorbent in the direct air carbon dioxide capture system, and reduce the capture energy consumption of the direct air carbon dioxide capture system by 15% to 50%.
- the impact of humidity on the direct air carbon dioxide capture system can be further significantly reduced on the basis of reducing the fan energy consumption, and the system's capture rate can be increased by about 20% to 50%, thereby reducing the capture energy consumption in the energy consumption range of 20% to 50%.
- the energy consumption of the direct air carbon dioxide capture system is reduced to 4MJ/ tCO2 to 6.4MJ/ tCO2 per ton of CO2 .
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Abstract
一种耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统和方法。所述系统包括压缩空气储能系统、余压控制系统(9)、余热集中存储与控制系统(10)和直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统;所述方法可以有效利用压缩空气储能技术的余压和余热,降低直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统的运行能耗和成本,直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术存储的CO 2可用于化学利用和生物利用。所述系统及方法布置灵活,可实现大幅度节能,能更大限度地将可再生能源存储和利用。
Description
本发明涉及利用可再生能源的空气二氧化碳分离捕集和节能环保技术领域,具体涉及一种耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统和方法。
全球变暖现象带来的极端天气问题,使得人们逐渐认识到大气中二氧化碳(CO2)浓度继续升高将危及人类的生活与生存。目前,大气中二氧化碳浓度已经达到约417ppm,且以2ppm每年的速度逐年升高。二氧化碳捕集与利用(CCUS)技术被认为是未来大规模减少温室气体排放、减缓全球变暖最经济、可行的方法,其中,作为一种CCUS关键技术,负排放的直接空气二氧化碳捕集(DAC)技术的规模化应用有助于在短期内大幅削减二氧化碳排放量,并可实现控制大气中CO2浓度。可再生能源的规模利用是一种以从源头上减少化石能源消耗的减少CO2大幅度排放的有效措施。目前,可再生能源的规模逐渐扩大,考虑到电网的冲击效应,部分地区出现了“弃风弃电”的现象,储能技术作为一种电网的“削峰填谷”技术为可再生能源大规模部署提供腾飞的动力。
储能技术可大幅度减少可再生能源的间歇性工作对电网的冲击。目前,储能技术大致分为化学储能、电磁储能和机械储能。由于技术成熟度较低和研究较晚的原因,化学储能和电磁储能暂时难以实现较大规模的应用。机械储能主要包含抽水蓄能、飞轮储能和压缩空气储能,其发展规模最大,技术成熟度也最高。压缩空气储能利用可再生能源和电网谷负荷时的电能,在用电谷期将经由压缩机压至6~10MPa的高压空气存储于盐穴等储气库中,在用电峰期释放压缩空气以驱动膨胀做功装置做功产电能的能量存储系统。压缩空气储能系统具有存储密度高、灵活性好、成本低、使用寿命长等优点,有望解决可再生能源弃风弃电问题,
实现可再生能源大规模发展。
另一方面,直接减少大气中CO2含量的直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术是一种直接降低CO2排放的有效措施。目前,直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术主要包括高温化学吸收法和低温固体吸附法。高温化学吸收法的工作原理是利用碱性吸收剂吸收CO2,吸收CO2的吸收剂与氢氧化钙反应生成碳酸钙沉淀,同时再生碱性吸收剂,最后将碳酸钙加热至高达900℃的再生氧化钙用于再生氢氧化钙,碳酸钙分解过程释放高纯度的二氧化碳。由于高温带来的操作复杂性和设备要求,低温固体吸附法更得到广泛的关注和认可,其采用固体吸附剂对空气的二氧化碳进行吸附,然后利用一定温度(<120℃)的蒸汽再生吸附剂和解吸出高纯度CO2。但是,空气中CO2的超低分压(约400ppm,即0.04%),导致直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统存在再生过程操作复杂、设备体积庞大等问题;更重要的是当直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统过程中无自然风可用时,吸附接触装置内气体流动压降(>300Pa)所需的能量将是无比巨大的,其所需风机泵送空气的能耗占比高达直接空气二氧化碳捕总集能耗的50%~80%,致使直接空气二氧化碳捕集的系统捕集能耗成本居高不下。
随着可再生电能匹配的储能技术的快速发展,可再生电能存储和CCUS技术耦合成为现实。为充分发挥直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统灵活布置性、负碳排放等优势和提升压缩空气储能系统的能量利用效率,将直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统的高能耗过程和压缩空气储能系统的余压余热耦合有望降低直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统能耗和成本,同时提升压缩空气储能的能量利用率。
发明内容
鉴于上述直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术的空气源超低分压导致高送风能耗以及吸附材料的吸附性能受湿度影响较大的问题,本发明目的在于提供一种耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统和方法,用于解决直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统的风机能耗高和吸附剂吸附性能受湿度影响波动的问题。
本发明的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统和方法,其捕集的CO2可供于工业应用或者生物应用。本发
明通过直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术的耦合,有效降低直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统风机能耗和再生能耗,另外,耦合系统可有效实现可再生能源的利用,降低捕集过程中的碳足迹,实现的负排放。
具体技术方案如下:
一种耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统(以下或简称“耦合系统”),包括压缩空气储能系统、余压控制系统、余热集中存储与控制系统和直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统;
压缩空气储能系统包括依次连接的空气干燥装置、引风装置、空气压缩装置、第一热交换系统、压缩空气存储库、第二热交换系统、膨胀做功装置和发电机;
直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统包括依次连接的吸附/解吸接触器、CO2压缩装置、第三热交换系统和CO2高压液化罐;
余压控制系统的进气端通过第一DAC气路与引风装置的出气端连接,通过第二DAC气路与膨胀做功装置的出气端连接;余压控制系统的出气端与吸附/解吸接触器连接;余压控制系统内设有热交换器;
余热集中存储与控制系统通过第一储热管线与第一热交换系统连接构成空气压缩热回收循环管路,通过第一供热管路与第二热交换系统连接构成加热压缩空气循环管路,通过第二供热管路与吸附/解吸接触器连接构成CO2解吸循环管路,通过第二储热管线与第三热交换系统连接构成CO2压缩热回收循环管路;余热集中存储与控制系统通过第三供热管路与余压控制系统内的热交换器连接构成用于调控经过余压控制系统(9)的空气温度的热风循环管路。
优选的,空气压缩热回收循环管路和CO2压缩热回收循环管路回收的热量用于供给加热压缩空气循环管路、CO2解吸循环管路和热风循环管路。
在一优选例中,余热集中存储与控制系统包括常温热量存储库、中温热量存储库和高温热量存储库,用于接收和存储空气压缩热回收循环管路和CO2压缩热回收循环管路回收的热量;
常温热量存储库的温度范围为5℃~60℃,与第三供热管路连接,为余压控制系统提供稳定的热源,调节直接空气二氧化碳吸附所需空气的温度;
中温热量存储库的温度范围为70℃~150℃,与第一供热管路和第二供热管路连接,提供吸附/解吸接触器吸附剂再生和第二热交换系统所需的热量;
高温热量存储库的温度范围为160℃~250℃,与第一供热管路连接,为第二热交换系统提供热量。
优选的,第一供热管路、第二供热管路和第三供热管路中的介质分别独立为空气、水、蒸汽、油中的至少一种。
在一优选例中,余压控制系统内还设有泄压装置和分风装置,用于与吸附/解吸接触器匹配气压和气量。
优选的,余压控制系统的出气端气体参数条件包括:压力范围为1.01bar~4.01bar,湿度范围为10%RH~60%RH,温度范围为5℃~40℃。
优选的,吸附/解吸接触器内的CO2吸附剂材料为活性碳、分子筛、固态胺、季铵类、金属有机骨架中的至少一种,其再生方式包括变温、变湿、变压、电化学再生。
本发明还提供了一种耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的方法,将所述的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统匹配可再生能源;
所述方法包括以下两种运行方式:
运行方式1):可再生能源丰富,压缩空气储能系统储气,空气进入空气干燥装置和引风装置后,一部分经空气压缩装置压缩后存储于压缩空气存储库,空气压缩过程放出的热量于第一热交换系统经空气压缩热回收循环管路存储于余热集中存储与控制系统,另一部分经第一DAC气路、余压控制系统进入吸附/解吸接触器,被吸附/解吸接触器内的吸附剂吸附脱除CO2后排出;第二供热管路为吸附/解吸接触器提供吸附剂脱附CO2所需的湿度和/或温度条件,解吸的CO2经CO2压缩装置压缩后存储于CO2高压液化罐(14),CO2压缩过程放出的热量于第三热交换系统经CO2压缩热回收循环管路存储于余热集中存储与控制系统;
运行方式2):可再生能源不足,压缩空气存储库内存储的压缩空气经第二热交换系统加热后进入膨胀做功装置做功,用于发电机发电,做功后湿度、温度、压力稳定的空气经第二DAC气路、余压控制系统进入吸附/解吸装置,被吸附/解吸接触器内的吸附剂吸附脱除CO2后排出;第
二供热管路为吸附/解吸接触器提供吸附剂脱附CO2所需的湿度和/或温度条件,解吸的CO2经CO2压缩装置压缩后存储于CO2高压液化罐,CO2压缩过程放出的热量于第三热交换系统经CO2压缩热回收循环管路存储于余热集中存储与控制系统。
优选的,在冬季等空气温度较低时,可通过热风循环管路、热交换器加热经过余压控制系统的空气。
本发明的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统和方法,涉及的过程有:
1、干燥过程:当空气湿度较高时,将有较高湿度的空气,经空气干燥装置降至较低的相对湿度,为压缩空气储能系统和直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统提供具有湿度可控的空气气源。空气干燥装置内可设置干燥剂,所述干燥剂包括氯化钙、硅胶、硫酸钙、活性氧化铝等,可将空气的相对湿度降低至10%RH~60%RH。
2、空气压缩储能过程:当可再生能源发电量丰富时,压缩空气储能系统将干燥的空气在压缩空气装置压缩,经第一热交换系统降温后将高压空气存储于压缩空气存储库。
3、压缩空气做功过程:在可再生能源发电量不足时,压缩空气储能系统存储的压缩空气经第二热交换系统加热后进入膨胀做功装置做功,带动发电机发电。优选的,膨胀做功装置出口空气的压力为1.01~4.01bar,湿度范围为10%~60%RH,温度为5℃~40℃。
4、余压控制系统调节过程:调节由引风装置和压缩空气储能系统所提供的空气压力、湿度和温度,使压力、湿度和温度处于直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统所需的参数,通入直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统;同时,将带压空气合理分配给直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统的多个吸附/解吸接触器,并设有引风(流)装置,调节直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统的供给风量。
5、余热集中存储与控制系统控制气体温度:将压缩空气储能系统和直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统运行过程放出并存储起来的热量经第二热交换系统提供热量给压缩空气,加热后的压缩空气通入膨胀做功装置做功;在外界温度较低时,余热集中存储与控制系统存储的部分热量用于加热余压控制系统中的空气,加热后通入低中温度吸附/解吸接触器;当吸附剂吸附饱和后,余热集中存储与控制系统存储的部分热量用于再生吸附
解吸接触的吸附剂和CO2;
其中,耦合系统的产热过程包括空气压缩装置后第一热交换系统储热和CO2压缩装置后第三热交换系统储热;
其中,耦合系统的供热对象有需求常温的耦合系统余压控制系统、需求中高温度的第二热交换系统和低中温度吸附/解吸接触器。
6、CO2吸附过程:在可再生能源丰富时,压缩空气膨胀做功过程暂停,将由空气干燥装置和引风装置经第一DAC气路泵送的干燥空气通入余压控制系统控制压力、温度后进入吸附/解吸接触器;或者在可再生能源不足时,压缩空气膨胀做功过程开启,由在膨胀做功装置中做功后带余压的压缩空气经余压控制系统后通入吸附/解吸接触器;吸附后的空气由吸附/解吸接触器的另一侧排出,吸附剂在装置内进行吸附CO2过程。吸附剂形式可为固体,包括碱性离子交换树脂、季铵类聚合物、季膦类聚合物、负载胺基的分子筛、负载胺基的金属有机骨架、负载胺基的活性炭等,以颗粒或者膜等形式布置。
7、吸附剂解吸再生过程:可采用变湿或者变温再生方式,利用余热集中存储与控制系统存储的热量,使用一定温度的温水或者蒸汽实现吸附材料再生,同时释放高浓度CO2。变湿再生,可选择喷淋或雾化润湿吸附剂实现CO2再生,再生水温度为20~60℃;变温再生,可选择用80℃~120℃的蒸汽再生吸附剂,并释放CO2。
吸附剂解吸再生过程结束之后,进入下一个吸附循环,利用带压空气均匀吹扫吸附/解吸接触器内的吸附剂,进行直接空气二氧化碳捕集与CO2再生过程。
8、CO2压缩装置压缩过程:高纯CO2经压缩装置压缩存储于CO2高压液化罐内。
本发明与现有技术相比,有益效果有:
耦合系统可以有效利用压缩空气储能技术的余压和余热,降低直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统的运行能耗和成本;另外,耦合系统可利用对间歇性的可再生能源进行“削峰填谷”,直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术存储的CO2可作为化学利用和生物利用。本发明布置灵活,可实现大幅度节能,能更大限度地将可再生能源存储和利用。
余压利用新方法中压缩空气储能系统的带压力空气可作为直接空气
二氧化碳捕集系统的优质空气气源,余压控制系统提供稳定压力的空气,减少直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统中的风机能耗(约占总能耗的50%~80%)。
余压利用新方法中直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统可由余压控制系统提供稳定温度和湿度的空气,实现空气二氧化碳捕集系统吸附剂不受空气湿度的影响,保持较高的吸附性能和稳定性,循环吸附性能提升可20%~50%;另外,稳定温度的空气可使直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统不受寒冷地区天气的影响,实现全年不受空气温度的影响运行。
耦合系统中的空气压缩装置和CO2压缩装置可实现进一步的耦合或者公用,第一热交换器系统和第三热交换系统可实现部分的耦合或者公用,进一步的耦合可降低系统所需的设备数量或者备用,进而降低耦合系统成本。
图1为本发明的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统和方法的示意图;
图2为余压控制系统的结构示意图。
下面结合附图及具体实施例,进一步阐述本发明。应理解,这些实施例仅用于说明本发明而不用于限制本发明的范围。下列实施例中未注明具体条件的操作方法,通常按照常规条件,或按照制造厂商所建议的条件。
如图1所示,一种耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统,包括压缩空气储能系统、余压控制系统9、余热集中存储与控制系统10和直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统。
压缩空气储能系统包括依次连接的空气干燥装置1、引风装置2、空气压缩装置3、第一热交换系统4、压缩空气存储库5、第二热交换系统6、膨胀做功装置7和发电机8。
直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统包括依次连接的吸附/解吸接触器11、CO2压缩装置12、第三热交换系统13和CO2高压液化罐14。
余压控制系统9的进气端通过第一DAC气路18与引风装置2的出气端连接,通过第二DAC气路19与膨胀做功装置7的出气端连接;余压控制系统9的出气端与吸附/解吸接触器11连接。如图2所示,余压控制系统9内沿气流方向依次设有泄压装置15、热交换器16和分风装置17,用于与吸附/解吸接触器11匹配气压和气量。
余热集中存储与控制系统10通过第一储热管线20与第一热交换系统4连接构成空气压缩热回收循环管路,通过第一供热管路21与第二热交换系统6连接构成加热压缩空气循环管路,通过第二供热管路22与吸附/解吸接触器11连接构成CO2解吸循环管路,通过第二储热管线23与第三热交换系统13连接构成CO2压缩热回收循环管路;余热集中存储与控制系统10通过供热风管路24与余压控制系统9内的热交换器连接构成用于调控经过余压控制系统9的空气温度的热风循环管路。
空气压缩热回收循环管路和CO2压缩热回收循环管路回收的热量用于供给加热压缩空气循环管路、CO2解吸循环管路和热风循环管路。
余热集中存储与控制系统10包括常温热量存储库、中温热量存储库和高温热量存储库,用于接收和存储空气压缩热回收循环管路和CO2压缩热回收循环管路回收的热量。
常温热量存储库的温度范围为5℃~60℃,与供热风管路24连接,为余压控制系统9提供稳定的热源,调节直接空气二氧化碳吸附所需空气的温度。
中温热量存储库的温度范围为70℃~150℃,与第一供热管路21和第二供热管路22连接,提供吸附/解吸接触器11吸附剂再生和第二热交换系统6所需的热量;
高温热量存储库的温度范围为160℃~250℃,与第一供热管路21连接,为第二热交换系统6提供热量。
第一供热管路、第二供热管路中的介质分别独立为水、蒸汽、油中的至少一种。
一种耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的方法,将上述耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统匹配可再生能源;
所述方法包括以下两种运行方式:
运行方式1):可再生能源丰富,压缩空气储能系统储气,空气进入空气干燥装置1和引风装置2后,一部分经空气压缩装置3压缩后存储于压缩空气存储库5,空气压缩过程放出的热量于第一热交换系统4经空气压缩热回收循环管路存储于余热集中存储与控制系统10,另一部分经第一DAC气路18、余压控制系统9进入吸附/解吸接触器11,被吸附/解吸接触器11内的吸附剂吸附脱除CO2后排出;第二供热管路22为吸附/解吸接触器11提供吸附剂脱附CO2所需的湿度和/或温度条件,解吸的CO2经CO2压缩装置12压缩后存储于CO2高压液化罐14,CO2压缩过程放出的热量于第三热交换系统13经CO2压缩热回收循环管路存储于余热集中存储与控制系统10;
运行方式2):可再生能源不足,压缩空气存储库5内存储的压缩空气经第二热交换系统6加热后进入膨胀做功装置7做功,用于发电机8发电,做功后湿度、温度、压力稳定的空气经第二DAC气路19、余压控制系统9进入吸附/解吸装置11,被吸附/解吸接触器11内的吸附剂吸附脱除CO2后排出;第二供热管路22为吸附/解吸接触器11提供吸附剂脱附CO2所需的湿度和/或温度条件,解吸的CO2经CO2压缩装置12压缩后存储于CO2高压液化罐14,CO2压缩过程放出的热量于第三热交换系统13经CO2压缩热回收循环管路存储于余热集中存储与控制系统10。
在冬季等空气温度较低时,可通过热风循环管路、热交换器加热经过余压控制系统9的空气。
本发明的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统和方法的有益效果有:
A)本发明的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统和方法,与现行的工艺相比,可有效利用压缩空气储能技术的余压,大幅度降低吸附过程的风机能耗,实现直接空气二氧化碳捕集的捕集能耗与成本的降低。
B)本发明可实现可再生能源的有效利用,直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统和压缩空气储能系统均可有效利用可再生的电能,减少可再生能源对电网的冲击,实现电网的“消峰填谷”。
C)本发明工艺新颖,可有效压缩空气储能技术的稳定压力、湿度和温度的空气,减少空气湿度对吸附剂的吸附性能影响,进而有效降低直
接空气二氧化碳捕集系统的捕集能耗与成本。
D)本发明的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统和方法可实现仅利用可再生能的电能实现CO2捕集,整个过程的碳足迹很小,对环境友好。
实施例1
采用上述如图1、图2所示的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统和方法。
直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统采用变湿再生吸附方式,其再生所需的再生水的热量由压缩空气第一热交换系统和CO2压缩装置释放并存储于常温水箱的热量提供,所需水温为20~60℃。
本实施例的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统和方法的运行过程包括:
干燥过程:将有较高湿度的空气,经空气干燥装置降至较低的相对湿度,为压缩空气储能系统和直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统提供干燥的气源。
压缩空气储能过程:如附图1所示,在可再生电能丰富时,将湿度随天气变化的高湿度空气经空气干燥装置和引风装置,通入压缩气路后在空气压缩装置中压缩至10MPa压力,高压空气存储于压缩空气存储库,压缩过程释放的热量由水带出存储于余热集中存储和控制系统中;
其中,压缩步骤运行时间可持续5~8小时,压缩空气存储库的空气量范围1000m3~10000000m3。
压缩空气做功过程:在可再生电能匮乏时,存储于压缩空气存储库内的高压空气,经第二热交换系统提升温度后,高压空气在膨胀做功装置内做功带动发电机发电,实现供给给周边用户或电网“填峰”,同时排出稳定压力、温度和湿度的空气;
其中,膨胀做功装置做功发电步骤运行时间可持续2~6小时,膨胀做功装置空气出口参数:出口空气湿度在10%~60%RH,出口温度在5~40℃,出口压力在1.01~4.01bar范围内。
CO2吸附过程:如附图1所示,在可再生电能丰富时,将空气干燥装置和引风机泵送的含二氧化碳(400ppm)的干燥空气经第一DAC气
路通入CO2吸附/解吸接触器,捕集装置内的吸附剂吸附CO2,未被吸附的空气(废气)由吸附/解吸接触器的通风出口排除,通风一段时间,直至吸附剂吸附饱和,其饱和吸附容量约0.2mmol/g~3mmol/g;
在可再生电能匮乏时,空气干燥装置、引风装置、空气压缩装置,第一热交换系统等耗电装置关闭,直接将膨胀做功装置做功发电后稳定压力、温度和湿度的空气经第二DAC气路接入CO2吸附/解吸接触器,吸附/再生接触器内的吸附剂吸附CO2,未被吸附的空气(废气)由吸附/解吸接触器的通风出口排除,通风一段时间,直至吸附剂吸附饱和;
其中,吸附/解吸接触器装置可采用内置吸附剂,吸附剂可为颗粒形式、膜等形式,接触器内压降300Pa~30000Pa。
CO2解吸过程:吸附剂吸附饱和后,关闭吸附/解吸风机以及进风口和出风口,利用真空泵将吸附/解吸接触器抽至一定的负压,然后喷淋来自余热集中存储和控制系统的一定温度水溶液,通过变压变湿再生原理,加速CO2的解吸;
其中,水溶液温度为20℃~60℃,吸附剂可为季胺化,季膦化的纤维素、活性碳、分子筛、金属有机骨架等材料。
压缩CO2过程:将由吸附/再生接触器再生的CO2压缩至液化CO2状态,存储于CO2液化罐内,压缩过程的热量由第三热交换系统传热入余热集中存储和控制系统存储。
实施例2
采用上述如图1、图2所示的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统和方法。
直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统采用变温再生吸附方式,其再生所需的再生蒸汽热量由压缩空气第一热交换系统和CO2压缩装置释放并存储于中温水箱和高温水箱的热量提供。
本实施例的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统和方法的运行过程包括:
干燥过程:将有较高湿度的空气,经空气干燥装置降至较低的相对湿度,为压缩空气储能系统和直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统提供干燥的气源。
压缩空气储能过程:如附图1所示,在可再生电能丰富时,将湿度随天气变化的空气经空气干燥装置和引风装置,通入压缩气路后在空气压缩装置中压缩至10MPa压力,高压空气存储于压缩空气存储库,压缩过程释放的热量由水带出存储于余热集中存储和控制系统中;
其中,压缩步骤运行时间可持续5~8小时,压缩空气存储库的空气量范围1000m3~10000000m3。
压缩空气做功过程:膨胀做功装置做功发电步骤,在可再生电能匮乏时,存储于压缩空气存储库内的高压空气,经第二热交换系统提升温度后,高压空气在膨胀做功装置内做功带动发电机发电,实现供给给周边用户或电网“填峰”,同时排出稳定压力、温度和湿度的空气。其中,膨胀做功装置做功发电步骤运行时间可持续2~6小时,膨胀做功装置空气出口参数:出口空气湿度在10%~60%RH,出口温度在5~40℃,出口压力1.01~4.01bar。
CO2吸附过程:如附图1所示,在可再生电能丰富时,将空气干燥装置和引风装置泵送的含二氧化碳(400ppm)的干燥空气经第一DAC气路通入CO2吸附/解吸接触器,捕集装置内的吸附剂吸附CO2,未被吸附的空气(废气)由吸附/解吸接触器的通风出口排除,通风一段时间,直至吸附剂吸附饱和,其饱和吸附容量约0.2mmol/g~5mmol/g;
在可再生电能匮乏时,空气干燥装置、引风装置、空气压缩装置,第一热交换系统等耗电装置关闭,直接将膨胀做功装置做功发电后稳定压力、温度和湿度的空气经第二DAC气路接入CO2吸附/解吸接触器,吸附/再生接触器内的吸附剂吸附CO2,未被吸附的空气(废气)由吸附/解吸接触器的通风出口排除,通风一段时间,直至吸附剂吸附饱和;
其中,吸附/解吸接触器装置可采用内置吸附剂,吸附剂可为负载胺型分子筛,负载胺型金属有机骨架,负载胺型聚合物,金属有机骨架,负载胺活性炭等变温吸附剂,吸附剂可为颗粒形式、膜等形式,接触器内压降300Pa~30000Pa。
CO2解吸过程:吸附剂吸附饱和后,余热集中存储和控制系统存储的高温蒸汽通入吸附/解吸接触器内,实现吸附剂的再生,蒸汽和CO2可通过冷凝器实现分离后CO2流入CO2压缩装置,蒸汽循环加热重新利用;
其中,吸附/解吸接触器所需蒸汽的温度范围为80℃~120℃。
压缩CO2过程:将由吸附/再生接触器再生的CO2压缩至液化CO2状态,存储于CO2液化罐内,压缩过程的热量由第三热交换系统传热入余热集中存储和控制系统存储;
实施例3
基于实施例1的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统和方法进行以下计算:
一、采用压缩空气存储库的储气容积为100万m3的压缩空气存储系统,即压缩储能系统的发电量约为300MW,可与捕集量约5万吨/年的直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统实现匹配。
假设10MPa下空气量约为大气压下的120倍;
压缩空气储能系统膨胀做功装置做功时间为5小时,并排出稳定温度、压力和湿度的空气;
直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统的吸附/解吸接触器的年吸附时间为6000小时;
假设空气中CO2含量为400ppm,1m3空气内的CO2含量为0.786g/m3;
假设吸附/解吸接触器的捕集率为50%;
则年捕集量约为56000吨CO2/年。
二、利用压缩储能系统的稳定的余压可节省直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统的吸附/解吸接触器内压降所需风机能耗,节省量为捕集能耗的30%~78%。
目前,不计风机能耗的直接空气二氧化碳捕集再生能耗约为每吨CO2耗能8MJ/t-CO2。
假设吸附/解吸接触器的压降为1000Pa,风机泵送年运行时间为6000小时,年空气流量为24000000m3/h空气,CO2年捕集量为5.6万吨,由计算可得,可节省直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统的捕集每吨CO2的风机能耗约为14.5MJ,即可节省的风机能耗占直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统的捕集能耗为66%。
当吸附/解吸接触器的压降为500Pa时,可节省直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统捕集每吨CO2的风机能耗约7.3MJ,即可节省的风机能耗占直接
空气二氧化碳捕集系统的捕集能耗为48%.
当吸附/解吸接触器的压降为2000Pa时,可节省直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统捕集每吨CO2的风机能耗约29MJ,即可节省的风机能耗占直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统的捕集能耗为78%。
三、利用压缩储能系统稳定湿度的空气可降低直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统中吸附剂性能受空气湿度波动影响,降低直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统捕集能耗,降低幅度可达15%~50%。
在中国南方地区,每年中有相当长的时间内,空气湿度超过60%,部分地区湿度甚至高于80%。而由于湿度对变湿度吸附剂的影响较大,当空气相对湿度超过60%RH时,吸附剂的吸附容量仅仅为相对湿度20%RH下的50%,极大的降低了捕集效率,致使直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统的捕集率下降,直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统的捕集能耗增加了一倍。
采用压缩空气储能系统的稳定湿度和稳定压力的空气源,在降低风机能耗的基础上,可进一步将湿度对直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统的影响大幅下降,提升系统的捕集率约20~50%,进而降低能耗幅度范围20%~50%的捕集能耗,最后,直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统的能耗降低至每吨CO2耗能4MJ/tCO2~6.4MJ/tCO2。
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- 一种耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统,其特征在于,包括压缩空气储能系统、余压控制系统(9)、余热集中存储与控制系统(10)和直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统;压缩空气储能系统包括依次连接的空气干燥装置(1)、引风装置(2)、空气压缩装置(3)、第一热交换系统(4)、压缩空气存储库(5)、第二热交换系统(6)、膨胀做功装置(7)和发电机(8);直接空气二氧化碳捕集系统包括依次连接的吸附/解吸接触器(11)、CO2压缩装置(12)、第三热交换系统(13)和CO2高压液化罐(14);余压控制系统(9)的进气端通过第一DAC气路(18)与引风装置(2)的出气端连接,通过第二DAC气路(19)与膨胀做功装置(7)的出气端连接;余压控制系统(9)的出气端与吸附/解吸接触器(11)连接;余压控制系统(9)内设有热交换器(16);余热集中存储与控制系统(10)通过第一储热管线(20)与第一热交换系统(4)连接构成空气压缩热回收循环管路,通过第一供热管路(21)与第二热交换系统(6)连接构成加热压缩空气循环管路,通过第二供热管路(22)与吸附/解吸接触器(11)连接构成CO2解吸循环管路,通过第二储热管线(23)与第三热交换系统(13)连接构成CO2压缩热回收循环管路;余热集中存储与控制系统(10)通过第三供热管路与余压控制系统(9)内的热交换器(16)连接构成用于调控经过余压控制系统(9)的空气温度的热风循环管路。
- 根据权利要求1所述的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统,其特征在于,空气压缩热回收循环管路和CO2压缩热回收循环管路回收的热量用于供给加热压缩空气循环管路、CO2解吸循环管路和热风循环管路。
- 根据权利要求1或2所述的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统,其特征在于,余热集中存储与控制系统(10)包括常温热量存储库、中温热量存储库和高温热量存储库,用于接收和存储空气压缩热回收循环管路和CO2压缩热回收循环管路回收的热量;常温热量存储库的温度范围为5℃~60℃,与第三供热管路连接,为余压控制系统(9)提供稳定的热源,调节直接空气二氧化碳吸附所需空气的温度;中温热量存储库的温度范围为70℃~150℃,与第一供热管路(21)和第二供热管路(22)连接,提供吸附/解吸接触器(11)吸附剂再生和第二热交换系统(6)所需的热量;高温热量存储库的温度范围为160℃~250℃,与第一供热管路(21)连接,为第二热交换系统(6)提供热量。
- 根据权利要求1所述的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统,其特征在于,第一供热管路(21)、第二供热管路(22)和第三供热管路中的介质分别独立为空气、水、蒸汽、油中的至少一种。
- 根据权利要求1所述的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统,其特征在于,余压控制系统(9)内还设有泄压装置(15)和分风装置(17),用于与吸附/解吸接触器(11)匹配气压和气量。
- 根据权利要求1或5所述的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统,其特征在于,余压控制系统(9)的出气端气体参数条件包括:压力范围为1.01bar~4.01bar,湿度范围为10%RH~60%RH,温度范围为5℃~40℃。
- 根据权利要求1所述的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统,其特征在于,吸附/解吸接触器(11)内的CO2吸附剂材料为活性碳、分子筛、固态胺、季铵类、金属有机骨架中的至少一种,其再生方式包括变温、变湿、变压、电化学再生。
- 一种耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的方法,其特征在于,将权利要求1-7任一项所述的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的系统匹配可再生能源;所述方法包括以下两种运行方式:运行方式1):可再生能源丰富,压缩空气储能系统储气,空气进入空气干燥装置(1)和引风装置(2)后,一部分经空气压缩装置(3)压缩后存储于压缩空气存储库(5),空气压缩过程放出的热量于第一热交 换系统(4)经空气压缩热回收循环管路存储于余热集中存储与控制系统(10),另一部分经第一DAC气路(18)、余压控制系统(9)进入吸附/解吸接触器(11),被吸附/解吸接触器(11)内的吸附剂吸附脱除CO2后排出;第二供热管路(22)为吸附/解吸接触器(11)提供吸附剂脱附CO2所需的湿度和/或温度条件,解吸的CO2经CO2压缩装置(12)压缩后存储于CO2高压液化罐(14),CO2压缩过程放出的热量于第三热交换系统(13)经CO2压缩热回收循环管路存储于余热集中存储与控制系统(10);运行方式2):可再生能源不足,压缩空气存储库(5)内存储的压缩空气经第二热交换系统(6)加热后进入膨胀做功装置(7)做功,用于发电机(8)发电,做功后湿度、温度、压力稳定的空气经第二DAC气路(19)、余压控制系统(9)进入吸附/解吸装置(11),被吸附/解吸接触器(11)内的吸附剂吸附脱除CO2后排出;第二供热管路(22)为吸附/解吸接触器(11)提供吸附剂脱附CO2所需的湿度和/或温度条件,解吸的CO2经CO2压缩装置(12)压缩后存储于CO2高压液化罐(14),CO2压缩过程放出的热量于第三热交换系统(13)经CO2压缩热回收循环管路存储于余热集中存储与控制系统(10)。
- 根据权利要求8所述的耦合直接空气二氧化碳捕集技术和压缩空气储能技术余压余热的方法,其特征在于,通过热风循环管路、热交换器(16)加热经过余压控制系统(9)的空气。
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