Gas Absorption .
Gas Absorption
Technical Description of Gas Absorption
Absorption is used to remove one or more gaseous components from a gas flow using a solvent. First of all, a CO2 and air gas mixture is produced. It is possible to adjust the mixing ratio using valves. The flow rates of the gas components are displayed. A compressor delivers the gas mixture into the lower section of the absorption column. In the column, part of the CO2 is separated in the counterflow with the solvent. Water is used as the solvent. The CO2 is absorbed by the downward flowing water. To separate the absorbed CO2, the charged water is then fed from the lower section of the absorption column into a desorption column. As the pressure is reduced and the temperature is increased, the solubility of the CO2 falls. A heater heats the water. A water jet pump generates the vacuum in the desorption column and causes the CO2 gas to be emitted from the water. A pump then delivers the regenerated solvent back into the absorption column. The water temperature can be controlled. Flow rate, temperature and pressure are continuously measured
Specification of Gas Absorption
Technical Data of Gas Absorption
Absorption column
Desorption column
2 pumps (absorption/desorption)
1 pump (cooling)
Compressor
Measuring ranges
Solvent: 50...600L/h
Dimensions and Weight of Gas Absorption