Seeking advice on the separation of carbon dioxide
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There is currently an exhaust stream with a flow rate of about 80 kg/h and a temperature of 150°C; its composition is as follows: carbon dioxide: 70%, ammonia: 15%, water: 15%. The main goal is to recover ammonia, for environmental reasons. I would like to ask if anyone has similar experience in handling this, or if there are companies that specialize in such solutions? Small-scale devices; large-scale and overly expensive treatment solutions are not considered.
Just carry out water treatment, and that’s it! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Zero wastewater discharge? Dude, that’s not possible! Water absorption is only theoretical; in reality, it has a strong ammonia smell
After washing, it is stripped with steam; refineries have devices for stripping sewage containing sulfur and ammonia – it’s just a guess on my part.
Cool it down and wash it with water; you can contact me for details, as I can help with the design.
Recycling ammonia is too complex; the investment required to produce ammonia solution is low. Recycling ammonia also requires distillation towers, compressors, ammonia tanks, and so on.