Molecular sieve adsorption and cold box
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I am currently studying *molecular sieve adsorption (temperature-dependent adsorption process) and cryogenic tanks (deep cryogenic separation of CO), with the aim of producing high-quality CO for the synthesis of acetic acid via carbonylation. Does anyone among you have any relevant materials that you could recommend to help me learn more about this topic? Thank you all first!
PSA can be used to separate CO, with a purity level of over 98%. I have also come across relevant information indicating that both Peking University Pioneer Technology and Sichuan Tianyi Technology Co., Ltd. are capable of carrying out this separation, and it has already been applied in practical production; the technology is quite mature. By the way, I would like to ask about the components of the gas that are separated
They are all physical changes; in other words, no matter how things change, the fundamental principle remains the same. Take a look at the relevant information on air separation; the models of molecular sieves vary, but they all have two sets, right? One set for regeneration, one set for use – inside the refrigerator as well, multiple fluids exchange heat with each other, right? I’ve never used that thing; the above are just my humble opinions. I would appreciate it if experts could give me some guidance
Why aren’t there many people replying? Experts, come and exchange ideas!