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The issue of CO2 removal in low-temperature processes

2015-08-12View Original

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Dear sea friends, I would like to ask: in low-temperature processes, if there is a small amount of CO2 present, what methods can be used to remove it? This is because during the cooling process in the heat exchanger, CO2 can cause ice blockages. If there is no suitable way to remove CO2, then what are some good solutions to deal with this issue of ice blockages?
Reply #22015-08-12
It can be removed at room temperature; by using 13X molecular sieve, it is possible to achieve a certain level of content after adsorption
Reply #32015-09-01
Molecular sieve adsorption… Is there any other good method? Many processes for removing carbon dioxide have already been phased out, so basically molecular sieve is the only option left

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