Process for recovering carbon dioxide from flue gas using hot potassium carbonate
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I would like to ask the experts about the operating parameters for the process of recovering carbon dioxide from flue gas using thermal potassium carbonate. Thank you! ! !
For reference only: CO2 can be adsorbed and recovered at 200–300°C with an efficiency of up to 97%, and the adsorption capacity is 0.8 mol of CO2/Kg; however, the conditions required for regenerating the adsorbent are stringent.
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Hello! Is the energy consumption for potassium bicarbonate to absorb carbon dioxide high? Is it mainly focused on parsing? You mentioned that the requirements are strict – could you be more specific and provide some explanations? Haha, thanks! Also, for a mixed gas containing ammonia and carbon dioxide, does the presence of ammonia affect the absorption of carbon dioxide?