Adsorption of carbon dioxide using the hot potassium alkali method
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Adsorption of carbon dioxide using the hot potassium alkali method – is there any information on this? I want to know what level of adsorption and desorption efficiency can be achieved, and whether carbon steel can be used as the material for the adsorption tower
The efficiency can exceed 99%, and carbon steel can be used
Hello, are you interested in learning more about this? I would like to get more detailed information on the operating temperature, potassium carbonate concentration, and the condition of the equipment.
I was responsible for the production and operation of the thermal potassium-alkali decarbonization unit for ammonia synthesis. If you search for introductions to related technologies online, you’ll understand it better
Could you tell me which manufacturer made your equipment? I currently need to understand the process parameters. Such as the temperature of the tower, the concentration of potassium carbonate, etc
The gas comes from the chimney; the pressure is approximately at atmospheric level, and the temperature ranges from 130 to 160
For process parameters, you can refer to the information available online; for specific design work, it is necessary to consult a design institute, while the equipment can be sourced from specialized chemical machinery manufacturers