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Product Overview
Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) CO₂ capture technology is an efficient method for separating and purifying carbon dioxide, primarily used to extract CO₂ from flue gases containing 40% to 80% carbon dioxide. This technology utilizes the principle of pressure swing adsorption with molecular sieves as adsorbents, processing through a series of equipment and procedures to consistently separate high-purity carbon dioxide, demonstrating extensive application prospects.
Product Features
Efficient Process:
The process includes filtration, blowers, separation modules, compression, refrigeration, and storage, ensuring effective CO₂ capture and stable output.
Equipment Composition:
The system comprises key components such as a filtration system, Roots blower, PSA module, compressor (available as screw or reciprocating), refrigeration unit, separator, and storage tank, forming a complete CO₂ capture system.
Wide Applicability:
The technology can handle flue gases with CO₂ concentrations ranging from 40% to 80%, making it suitable for the separation of medium to high concentrations of carbon dioxide.
Operational Flexibility:
The system offers high operational flexibility, allowing adjustments based on different working conditions and needs to achieve efficient capture.
Stable Product Quality:
The extracted CO₂ product maintains stable quality, meeting various industrial requirements.
Advanced Adsorption Technology:
The PSA CO₂ purification unit employs molecular sieve adsorbents, ensuring efficient gas separation and purification.
Applications
Alcohol Production:
Used in distilleries to capture CO₂ released during fermentation processes, reducing emissions and enabling CO₂ recovery for reuse.
Natural Gas Decarbonization:
Applied in natural gas processing to remove carbon dioxide, enhancing the purity and value of the natural gas.
Industrial Waste Gas Treatment:
Widely utilized in other industrial sectors that produce CO₂ emissions, facilitating reduction and resource recovery.
Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industries:
In chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturing, CO₂ is captured and recovered for subsequent processes or as a raw material.
