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In industry, what is the typical CO2 content in the lean liquid at the bottom of the MDEA regeneration tower? Urgent. . .

2015-11-09View Original

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In industry, what is the typical CO2 content in the lean liquid at the bottom of the MDEA regeneration tower? Urgent. . . The value found in the literature is 500 ppm; I’m not entirely sure. What is the typical value in industry?
Reply #22015-11-09
Our analyzed data is less than 0.10 g/L.
Reply #32015-11-09
Hello, moderator: Does 0.10 g/L refer to the mass of CO2 divided by the volume of the lean solution, or rather the mass of CO2 divided by the volume of amine (MDEA) in the lean solution?
Reply #42015-11-10
0.10 g/L refers to the mass of CO2 divided by the volume of the lean solution.
Reply #52015-11-10
The molar content in the rich liquid is 3%.
Reply #62015-11-10
Well, thanks to the moderator haha :handshake
Reply #72015-11-10
What is the CO2 content in the lean liquid at the bottom of the regeneration tower? :handshake

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