WO2024245347A1 - 二氧化碳捕集塔 - Google Patents
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- the present application relates to the technical field of carbon dioxide capture, and in particular, to a carbon dioxide capture tower.
- the basic process flow of flue gas carbon dioxide capture mainly consists of three parts: centered on the absorption tower, supplemented by pre-washing, gas-water separation and boosting equipment; centered on the regeneration tower and reboiler, supplemented by regeneration gas, cooling gas, separator and reflux system; the part between the above two mainly includes carbon dioxide-rich absorption liquid, regeneration absorption liquid heat exchange system and filtration system.
- the pre-washing process is completed by a specially set pre-washing tower, and a flue gas pipeline is set to connect the pre-washing tower and the absorption tower, and a booster fan is set on the flue gas pipeline to overcome the resistance encountered by the flue gas during transmission.
- This system in which the pre-washing tower and the absorption tower are set to complete the pre-washing process and the carbon dioxide absorption process respectively, must be equipped with corresponding auxiliary systems for the pre-washing tower and the absorption tower, and flue gas pipelines and booster fans must be added to realize the transmission of flue gas between the pre-washing tower and the absorption tower, which makes the manufacturing cost of the flue gas carbon dioxide capture system high, and the workload of later operation, inspection and maintenance is large; at the same time, the use of a double tower of pre-washing tower and absorption tower occupies a large area and is obviously restricted by the site.
- the purpose of the present application is to provide a carbon dioxide capture tower in view of at least one technical problem raised in the background technology.
- One aspect of the present application provides a carbon dioxide capture tower, comprising a pre-wash and impurity removal section, a carbon dioxide absorption section and a flue gas washing section arranged in sequence from bottom to top in a vertical direction, so that the flue gas can flow through the pre-wash and impurity removal section, the carbon dioxide absorption section and the flue gas washing section in sequence, a carbon dioxide capture tower flue gas inlet is provided on the pre-wash and impurity removal section, and a carbon dioxide capture tower flue gas outlet is provided on the washing section.
- the pre-wash and impurity removal section includes a gas distributor, a first liquid collector, an impurity removal filler, a pre-wash liquid distributor and a pre-wash liquid feed pipe arranged in sequence from bottom to top, and the pre-wash liquid feed pipe is connected to the pre-wash liquid distributor to supply pre-wash liquid for pre-washing flue gas to the pre-wash liquid distributor through the pre-wash liquid feed pipe.
- the beneficial effect of this technical solution is that after the flue gas enters the pre-wash and impurity removal section through the gas distributor, it can be relatively evenly distributed in the pre-wash and impurity removal section, the pre-wash liquid enters the pre-wash liquid distributor from the pre-wash liquid feed pipe, and is relatively evenly distributed through the pre-wash liquid distributor, the pre-wash liquid is fully in contact with the flue gas in the impurity removal filler, and trace impurities such as gypsum are removed, and the pre-wash liquid that has completed impurity removal falls into the first liquid collector for collection.
- the carbon dioxide absorption section includes a plurality of segments arranged in a vertical direction, one of the segments is a liquid collection segment, the liquid collection segment is located at the bottom of the segments, the liquid collection segment includes a liquid collector, and the liquid collector includes a mist capture member.
- the beneficial effect of this technical solution is that by adopting the mist capture element, the lean liquid is effectively prevented from leaking into the pre-washing and impurity removal section.
- one of the sections is a lean liquid absorption section, which includes a second liquid collector, a first absorption filler, a lean liquid distributor and a lean liquid feed pipe arranged in sequence from bottom to top, the second liquid collector is used for flue gas to pass through, and the lean liquid feed pipe is connected to the lean liquid distributor.
- the beneficial effect of this technical solution is that the flue gas flows through the second liquid collector and the first absorption filler in the lean liquid absorption section, the lean liquid flows into the lean liquid distributor through the feed pipe, and is evenly sprayed to the first absorption filler.
- the flue gas and the lean liquid are fully in contact, so that the lean liquid absorbs the carbon dioxide in the flue gas.
- one of the sections is a cooling absorption section, the liquid collection section, the cooling absorption section and the lean liquid absorption section are arranged in sequence from bottom to top, and the cooling absorption section is used to cool the flue gas and absorb carbon dioxide in the flue gas.
- the beneficial effect of this technical solution is that in this way, carbon dioxide can be removed from the flue gas in both the cooling absorption section and the lean liquid absorption section, which greatly reduces the carbon dioxide residue that may appear in the flue gas.
- the lean liquid can also absorb carbon dioxide in the flue gas in the liquid collecting section.
- the cooling absorption segment includes a third liquid collector, a second absorption filler, an absorption cooling liquid distributor and an absorption cooling liquid feed pipe arranged in sequence from bottom to top, the third liquid collector is used for flue gas to pass through, and the absorption cooling liquid feed pipe is connected to the absorption cooling liquid distributor.
- the beneficial effect of this technical solution is that in this way, the flue gas is fully in contact with the lean liquid while flowing through the cooling absorption section and the lean liquid absorption section in sequence.
- the lean liquid absorbs the carbon dioxide in the flue gas and at the same time cools the flue gas, which greatly reduces the carbon dioxide residue that may exist in the flue gas finally discharged from the carbon dioxide capture tower and greatly reduces the temperature of the flue gas before it is discharged from the carbon dioxide capture tower.
- the flue gas scrubbing section includes a scrubbing section and a defoaming section, and the scrubbing section is located below the defoaming section.
- the beneficial effect of this technical solution is that by washing the flue gas again, the harmful components that may exist in the flue gas can be reduced to a large extent, making it difficult for these harmful components to be discharged from the carbon dioxide capture tower.
- the harmful substances in the carbon dioxide capture tower are not easily discharged from the tower in the form of foam.
- the defoaming segment includes a fourth liquid collector, a first washing filler, a first washing liquid distributor, a first washing liquid feed pipe and a wire mesh defoamer arranged in sequence from bottom to top, the first washing liquid feed pipe is connected to the first washing liquid distributor, and the fourth liquid collector is used for flue gas to pass through.
- the beneficial effect of this technical solution is that in the defoaming section, the flue gas flows through the fourth liquid collector and the first washing filler in turn, the washing liquid enters the first washing liquid distributor through the first washing liquid feed pipe, and is evenly distributed on the first washing filler.
- the flue gas In the first washing filler, the flue gas is fully in contact with the washing liquid to absorb the solution components in the flue gas, making it difficult for the solution components to escape with the flue gas and cause losses and secondary pollution.
- the wire mesh demister makes it difficult for the solution components in the flue gas to flow out of the carbon dioxide capture tower in the form of foam, further reducing the possibility of solution component escape and secondary pollution.
- the washing section includes a fifth liquid collector, a second washing filler, a second washing liquid distributor and a second washing liquid feed pipe, the second washing liquid distributor is connected to the second washing liquid feed pipe, and the fifth liquid collector is used for allowing flue gas to pass through.
- the flue gas flows through the fifth liquid collector and the second washing filler in turn, the washing liquid enters the second washing liquid distributor through the second washing liquid feed pipe, and is evenly distributed on the second washing filler.
- the flue gas is fully in contact with the washing liquid to absorb the solution components in the flue gas, so that the solution is not easy to escape with the flue gas to cause losses and secondary pollution;
- the flue gas washing section can intercept all the solution components carried by the flue gas.
- a washing liquid circulation system is also included, and the washing section and the defoaming section are both connected to the washing liquid circulation system.
- the washing liquid circulation system is used to supply washing liquid to the washing section and the defoaming section, and the washing liquid circulation system is used to receive washing liquid flowing out from the washing section and the defoaming section.
- the beneficial effect of this technical solution is that the washing liquid can be recycled and reused through the washing liquid circulation system, thus saving costs.
- the carbon dioxide capture tower provided in the present application arranges the pre-wash impurity removal section, the carbon dioxide absorption section and the flue gas washing section in the same tower, so that the pre-wash process and the carbon dioxide absorption process are carried out in the same tower. Only one set of auxiliary systems is needed for one tower, and the flue gas pipeline and the booster fan previously arranged to connect the pre-wash tower and the absorption tower are removed, thereby reducing the manufacturing cost of the carbon dioxide capture system, making the initial investment of the project lower and reducing the control requirements. At the same time, compared with maintaining the two towers of the pre-wash tower and the absorption tower and the corresponding auxiliary systems, maintaining only the carbon dioxide capture tower and the corresponding auxiliary systems reduces the workload of later operation inspection and maintenance.
- a carbon dioxide capture system using the carbon dioxide capture tower provided in the embodiment of the present application, the two processes of pre-washing and carbon dioxide absorption can be completed by one tower, which effectively reduces the footprint of the carbon dioxide capture system, making the layout of the carbon dioxide capture system relatively flexible and less restricted by the site; moreover, the use of a pre-washing tower and an absorption tower to complete the two processes of pre-washing and carbon dioxide has poor load adaptability and high energy consumption under low-load conditions, but the carbon dioxide capture tower provided in the present application is easy to operate, has high load adaptability, and has low energy consumption under low-load conditions.
- FIG1 is a schematic structural diagram of an embodiment of a carbon dioxide capture tower provided in an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG2 is a partial structural schematic diagram of an embodiment of a carbon dioxide capture tower provided in an example of the present application.
- FIG3 is a schematic diagram of a liquid collector with a mist capture device provided in an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a liquid collector with a mist capture device provided in an embodiment of the present application.
- the terms “installed”, “connected”, and “connected” should be understood in a broad sense, for example, it can be a fixed connection, a detachable connection, or an integral connection; it can be a mechanical connection or an electrical connection; it can be a direct connection, or it can be indirectly connected through an intermediate medium, or it can be the internal communication of two components.
- installed should be understood in a broad sense, for example, it can be a fixed connection, a detachable connection, or an integral connection; it can be a mechanical connection or an electrical connection; it can be a direct connection, or it can be indirectly connected through an intermediate medium, or it can be the internal communication of two components.
- one aspect of the present application provides a carbon dioxide capture tower, including a pre-wash and impurity removal section 04, a carbon dioxide absorption section 02 and a flue gas washing section 01 arranged in sequence from bottom to top in the vertical direction, so that the flue gas can flow through the pre-wash and impurity removal section 04, the carbon dioxide absorption section 02 and the flue gas washing section 01 in sequence, and a carbon dioxide capture tower flue gas inlet is provided on the pre-wash and impurity removal section 04, and a carbon dioxide capture tower flue gas outlet is provided on the washing section.
- the flue gas after desulfurization enters the pre-washing and impurity removal section 04 from the flue gas inlet of the carbon dioxide capture tower, flows through the pre-washing and impurity removal section 04, the carbon dioxide absorption section 02 and the flue gas washing section 01 in sequence, and finally flows out of the carbon dioxide capture tower from the flue gas outlet of the carbon dioxide capture tower.
- the flue gas is pretreated in the pre-washing and impurity removal section 04 to remove trace impurities such as gypsum carried in the flue gas.
- the flue gas flows from bottom to top in the carbon dioxide absorption section 02 and countercurrently contacts with the lean liquid sprayed into the tower from the top, so that the carbon dioxide is removed.
- the flue gas enters the flue gas washing section 01, and the solution components carried by the flue gas are recovered by direct spraying water in the flue gas washing section 01, so that the solution is not easy to escape with the flue gas to cause loss and secondary pollution. Finally, the decarbonized flue gas is discharged from the carbon dioxide capture tower.
- the amine solution that has not absorbed carbon dioxide is called lean liquid, and the amine solution is called rich liquid after absorbing carbon dioxide.
- the lean liquid can also be called carbon capture absorption solution.
- the carbon dioxide capture tower provided in the present application arranges the pre-wash impurity removal section 04, the carbon dioxide absorption section 02 and the flue gas washing section 01 in the same tower, so that the pre-wash process and the carbon dioxide absorption process are carried out in the same tower.
- the carbon dioxide capture system using the carbon dioxide capture tower provided in the embodiment of the present application can complete the two processes of pre-washing and carbon dioxide absorption with one tower, which effectively reduces the footprint of the carbon dioxide capture system, making the layout of the carbon dioxide capture system relatively flexible and less restricted by the site; moreover, the use of
- the pre-washing and impurity removal section 04 includes a gas distributor 13, a first liquid collector 12, an impurity removal filler 10, a pre-washing liquid distributor 03 and a pre-washing liquid feed pipe 16 arranged in sequence from bottom to top, and the pre-washing liquid feed pipe 16 is connected to the pre-washing liquid distributor 03 to supply pre-washing liquid for pre-washing flue gas to the pre-washing liquid distributor 03 through the pre-washing liquid feed pipe 16.
- the pre-washing liquid distributor 03 After the flue gas enters the pre-washing and impurity removal section 04 through the gas distributor 13, it can be relatively evenly distributed in the pre-washing and impurity removal section 04, and the pre-washing liquid enters the pre-washing liquid distributor 03 from the pre-washing liquid feed pipe 16 and is relatively evenly distributed through the pre-washing liquid distributor 03.
- the pre-washing liquid fully contacts the flue gas in the impurity removal filler 10 to remove trace impurities such as gypsum, and the pre-washing liquid that has completed impurity removal falls into the first liquid collector 12 for collection;
- the pre-washing liquid distributor 03 is preferably a liquid spraying device.
- the carbon dioxide absorption section 02 includes a plurality of sections arranged in the vertical direction, one of the sections is a liquid collection section, and the liquid collection section is located at the bottom of the sections.
- the liquid collection section includes a liquid collector 09, and the liquid collector 09 includes a mist capture piece.
- the mist capture piece described in the embodiment of the present application is a mist capture piece or other mist capture device; by adopting the mist capture piece, the lean liquid is effectively prevented from leaking into the pre-washing and impurity removal section 04.
- the liquid collection section also includes an absorption filler 17, and the absorption filler 17 is arranged above the liquid collector 09.
- the flue gas in the liquid collection section flows through the liquid collector 09 and the absorption filler 17 in sequence.
- the lean liquid flowing into the liquid collection section from above is fully in contact with the flue gas in the absorption filler 17, so that the lean liquid can absorb the carbon dioxide in the flue gas.
- a liquid collector with a mist capture device provided in an embodiment of the present application includes a bottom plate 1, an air riser 2, and an air riser cap 3.
- the air riser cap includes a top plate and a flange 5, and the flange 5 of the air riser cap is downward, and the mist capture device 4 is arranged in the space formed between the air riser and the flange of the air riser cap 5.
- the present invention prevents the liquid above and below the liquid collector from being mixed back by arranging the mist capture device 4 between the air riser 2 and the flange 5 of the air riser cap.
- one of the sections is a lean liquid absorption section
- the lean liquid absorption section includes a second liquid collector 06, a first absorption filler 20, a lean liquid distributor 21 and a lean liquid feed pipe 26 arranged in sequence from bottom to top, the second liquid collector 06 is used for flue gas to pass through, and the lean liquid feed pipe 26 is connected to the lean liquid distributor 21.
- the lean liquid absorption section and the liquid collection section are not the same section;
- the second liquid collector 06 is preferably a gas cap liquid collector;
- the flue gas flows through the second liquid collector 06 and the first absorption filler 20 in the lean liquid absorption section, and the lean liquid flows into the lean liquid distributor 21 through the feed pipe and is evenly sprayed to the first absorption filler 20, in which the flue gas is fully in contact with the lean liquid, so that the lean liquid absorbs carbon dioxide in the flue gas;
- the lean liquid distributor 21 is preferably a liquid spraying device.
- one of the sections is a cooling absorption section
- the liquid collection section, the cooling absorption section and the lean liquid absorption section are arranged in sequence from bottom to top, and the cooling absorption section is used to cool the flue gas and absorb carbon dioxide in the flue gas.
- the flue gas can achieve carbon dioxide removal in both the cooling absorption section and the lean liquid absorption section, which greatly reduces the carbon dioxide residue that may appear in the flue gas.
- the absorption filler 17 is provided in the liquid collection section, the lean liquid can also absorb carbon dioxide in the flue gas in the liquid collection section.
- the cooling absorption section includes a third collector 08, a second absorption filler 18, an absorption coolant distributor 07 and an absorption coolant feed pipe 19 arranged in sequence from bottom to top, the third collector 08 is used for flue gas to pass through, and the absorption coolant feed pipe 19 is connected to the absorption coolant distributor 07.
- the third collector 08 is used for flue gas to pass through
- the absorption coolant feed pipe 19 is connected to the absorption coolant distributor 07.
- the third collector 08 is preferably a gas cap collector; the absorption coolant distributor 07 is preferably a liquid spraying device.
- the flue gas scrubbing section 01 includes a scrubbing section and a defoaming section, and the scrubbing section is located below the defoaming section.
- the flue gas is scrubbed again to reduce the harmful components that may exist in the flue gas to a large extent, so that these harmful components are not easily discharged from the carbon dioxide capture tower.
- the defoaming section is provided to prevent the harmful substances in the carbon dioxide capture tower from being easily discharged from the tower in the form of foam.
- the defoaming segment includes a fourth liquid collector 27, a first washing filler 28, a first washing liquid distributor 23, a first washing liquid feed pipe 24 and a wire mesh defoamer 25 arranged in sequence from bottom to top, the first washing liquid feed pipe 24 is connected to the first washing liquid distributor 23, and the fourth liquid collector 27 is used for flue gas to pass through.
- the fourth liquid collector 27 is preferably a gas lift cap liquid collector
- the first washing liquid distributor 23 is preferably a liquid spraying device. In the defoaming section, the flue gas flows through the fourth liquid collector 27 and the first washing filler 28 in sequence.
- the washing liquid enters the first washing liquid distributor 23 through the first washing liquid feed pipe 24 and is evenly distributed on the first washing filler 28.
- the flue gas is fully in contact with the washing liquid to absorb the solution components in the flue gas, so that the solution components are not easy to escape with the flue gas to cause loss and secondary pollution.
- the wire mesh demister 25 makes it difficult for the solution components in the flue gas to flow out of the carbon dioxide capture tower in the form of foam, further reducing the possibility of solution component escape and secondary pollution.
- the washing segment includes a fifth liquid collector 29, a second washing filler 30, a second washing liquid distributor 05 and a second washing liquid feed pipe 22, wherein the second washing liquid distributor 05 is connected to the second washing liquid feed pipe 22, and the fifth liquid collector 29 is used for flue gas to pass through.
- the fifth liquid collector 29 is preferably a gas lift cap liquid collector
- the second washing liquid distributor 05 is preferably a liquid spraying device.
- the flue gas flows through the fifth liquid collector 29 and the second washing filler 30 in turn, and the washing liquid enters the second washing liquid distributor 05 through the second washing liquid feed pipe 22 and is evenly distributed on the second washing filler 30.
- the flue gas is fully in contact with the washing liquid to absorb the solution components in the flue gas, so that the solution is not easy to escape with the flue gas to cause loss and secondary pollution; through the two washing and one defoaming of the flue gas by the washing section and the defoaming section, a triple interception is formed for the solution components that may be carried by the flue gas, making it more difficult for the solution components to escape with the flue gas.
- the flue gas washing section 01 can intercept all the solution components carried by the flue gas.
- the carbon dioxide capture tower provided in the embodiment of the present application further includes a washing liquid circulation system, the washing segment and the defoaming segment are both connected to the washing liquid circulation system, the washing liquid circulation system is used to supply washing liquid to the washing segment and the defoaming segment, and the washing liquid circulation system is used to receive the washing liquid flowing out from the washing segment and the defoaming segment.
- the washing liquid circulation system has a water replenishment function, and when washing liquid is lost, desalted water can be supplemented as washing liquid.
- each filler in the embodiment of the present application is provided with an auxiliary component for supporting and fixing the filler
- the auxiliary component may include a support beam 11, a support grid 14, a pressing plate 15, etc.
- the pre-washing impurity removal section 04 also includes a support beam 11, a support grid 14, and a pressing plate 15, and the gas distributor 13, the first liquid collector 12, the support beam 11, the support grid 14, the impurity removal filler 10, the pressing plate 15, the pre-washing liquid distributor 03 and the pre-washing liquid feed pipe 16 are arranged in sequence from bottom to top, the support beam 11 and the support grid 14 are used to support the impurity removal filler 10, and the pressing plate 15 is used to press the impurity removal filler 10.
- the filler used in the flue gas washing section 01 and the pre-washing impurity removal section 04 is preferably PP (Chinese name is polypropylene) material
- the filler used in the carbon dioxide absorption section 02 is preferably 304 stainless steel, such as 304 stainless steel regular corrugated filler, 304 stainless steel regular filler or 304 metal honeycomb inclined plate filler.
- the pre-washing liquid is preferably a low-concentration sodium hydroxide aqueous solution, that is, alkaline solution.
- the present application also provides an application example of the carbon dioxide capture tower, in which the pre-washing and impurity removal section 04 is also called the pre-washing section, the carbon dioxide absorption section 02 is also called the absorption section, the flue gas washing section 01 is also called the washing section, the support beam 11 is also called the packing support beam, and the carbon dioxide capture tower is also called the composite absorption tower.
- the application example is as follows:
- This application example involves a new type of composite absorption tower for carbon dioxide capture, which has the functions of a pre-wash tower and an absorption tower in the traditional process, that is, the flue gas is washed, cooled, and CO2 is recovered in the CO2 composite absorption tower, and then discharged from the top of the CO2 composite absorption tower after further washing and cooling.
- the basic process flow of flue gas CO2 capture mainly consists of three parts: centered on the absorption tower, supplemented by pre-washing, gas-water separation and boosting equipment; centered on the regeneration tower and reboiler, supplemented by regeneration gas, cooling gas, separator and reflux system; the part between the above two mainly includes CO2-rich absorption liquid, regeneration absorption liquid heat exchange system and filtration system.
- the flue gas temperature at the outlet is about 48°C, which is the ideal absorption temperature range for amine solution.
- the flue gas is pretreated in the pre-wash tower to remove trace impurities such as gypsum carried by the flue gas.
- a booster fan is used to overcome the resistance of the gas passing through the pre-treatment system and the absorption tower.
- the flue gas flows from bottom to top and contacts the amine solution sprayed into the tower from the top in countercurrent, so that CO2 is removed and the tail gas is discharged into the atmosphere from the top of the tower.
- a tail gas washing section is set at the top of the absorption tower to recover the solution components carried by the flue gas through direct spraying and washing. The washing water is recycled.
- the washing water is first used as the system water, and the lost washing water is supplemented by desalted water.
- the rich liquid after absorbing CO2 is pumped from the bottom of the tower into the lean-rich liquid heat exchanger, sprayed into the upper part of the regeneration tower, and partially desorbed by steam stripping.
- the semi-lean liquid after steam stripping desorption enters the reboiler to further desorb CO2.
- the lean liquid after CO2 desorption in the reboiler flows out from the bottom of the regeneration tower, and after being cooled by the lean-rich liquid heat exchanger and the lean liquid cooler, it enters the absorption tower for recycling.
- the back-and-forth circulation of the solvent constitutes a process of continuous absorption and desorption of CO2.
- the desorbed CO2 and water vapor are cooled, separated and dehydrated to obtain high-purity CO2 gas, which is then sent to the subsequent compression system.
- the condensed water separated from the regenerated gas is pumped to the regeneration tower to adjust the temperature inside the regeneration tower.
- a solution purification and recovery system is set up. When necessary, part of the lean solution is sent to the purification and recovery system and a specified alkali solution is added for purification and recovery.
- the pre-wash tower and the absorption tower are set separately, which has the following problems: 1)
- the double towers and their relatively complete auxiliary system configuration make the system process relatively complex, with high control requirements, high initial project investment, and a large workload for later operation, inspection and maintenance; 2) Due to the installation of two towers, the floor area is larger than that of a single tower, and the application is obviously restricted by the site; 3) The load adaptability is poor, and the energy consumption is high under low load conditions.
- the composite absorption tower proposed in this application example combines the pre-washing tower and the absorption tower into one.
- the flue gas from the unit desulfurization system first enters the pre-washing section of the composite absorption tower to pre-treat the flue gas and remove trace impurities such as gypsum carried by the flue gas; then enters the absorption section of the composite absorption tower for decarbonization; finally, the flue gas enters the washing section to recover the solution components carried by the flue gas. That is, the flue gas is washed, cooled, and CO2 is recovered in the CO2 composite absorption tower, and then discharged from the top of the CO2 composite absorption tower after washing and cooling.
- the advantages of the composite absorption tower are: 1) The double towers are combined into one, the carbon capture system process is relatively simple, the initial investment of the project is low, and the workload of later operation inspection and maintenance is small; 2) The floor area is smaller than that of a single tower, and the application is less restricted by the site; 3) It is easy to operate, has a high adaptability to load, and has low energy consumption under low load conditions.
- the composite absorption tower includes a pre-washing section, an absorption section and a washing section from bottom to top.
- the flue gas enters the composite absorption tower from the bottom of the tower.
- the functions of each section are as follows:
- the flue gas is pretreated to remove trace impurities such as gypsum carried by the flue gas.
- the flue gas flows from bottom to top and countercurrently contacts the carbon capture absorption solution sprayed into the tower from the top, so that CO2 is removed and the tail gas enters the scrubbing section.
- a liquid collector with a mist capture device is installed in the pre-wash section and the absorption section to prevent the capture solution from leaking into the pre-wash section.
- the solution components carried by the flue gas are recovered by direct spraying and washing, so as to avoid the loss and secondary pollution caused by the escape of the solution with the flue gas.
- the washing water can be recycled.
- the washing water is first used to replenish the system, and the lost washing water is replenished with desalted water.
- Pre-wash section (Bed6), the structural layout from bottom to top should be gas distributor, liquid collector, packing support beam, support grid, packing, pressure plate, liquid distributor, feed pipe;
- Tail gas washing section (Bed1-2): the structural layout of Bed2 should be liquid collector, filler and its accessories, liquid distributor, lower washing liquid feed pipe; the structural layout of Bed1 should be liquid collector, filler and its accessories, liquid distributor, upper washing liquid feed pipe, wire mesh demister and its accessories.
- the composite absorption tower proposed in this application example combines the pre-washing tower and the absorption tower into one.
- the flue gas from the unit desulfurization system first enters the pre-washing section of the composite absorption tower to pre-treat the flue gas and remove trace impurities such as gypsum carried by the flue gas; then enters the absorption tower for decarbonization; finally, the flue gas enters the washing section to recover the solution components carried by the flue gas. That is, the flue gas is washed, cooled, and CO2 is recovered in the CO2 composite absorption tower, and then discharged from the top of the CO2 composite absorption tower after washing and cooling.
- the advantages of the composite absorption tower are: 1) The double towers are combined into one, the carbon capture system process is relatively simple, the initial investment of the project is low, and the workload of later operation inspection and maintenance is small; 2) The floor area is smaller than that of a single tower, and the application is less restricted by the site; 3) It is easy to operate, has a high adaptability to load, and has low energy consumption under low load conditions.
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