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Autores

• Autor: Parra Garrido, Julián Andrés

Identificador

869979

Fecha de publicación

2012

Forma obra

Tesis

Lugar de producción

2012

Idioma

inglés

Nota de edición

Digitalización realizada por la Biblioteca Virtual del Banco de la República (Colombia)

Materias

• Tecnología; Tecnología / Ingeniería química

Notas

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• This research is focused on obtaining an important reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions resulting from the use of fossil fuels by increasing the efficiency of pre-combustion carbon capture. It examines a new, low-risk, approach that uses conventional water gas shift reactors and acid gas removal technology in a unusual arrangement, within an Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle power plant (IGCC). Timmins (2010) proposed a flowsheet of this nature and it is this flowsheet that is used as the starting point for this research project. Process simulation in UniSim Design R390 is conducted  to validate the viability of such  a flowsheet and to investigate optimal plant configuration. The modelling output is compared to US DOE baseline studies for competing technologies (2010).The physical solvent, Selexol, is used for cardon dioxide (CO2) absorption as recommended by researchers as the most energy efficient amongst the range of physical and chemical solvents investigated. There are mainly two thermodynamic models required to meet all of the needs of this complex process. Most of the process is modelled with the Peng-Robinson equation of state but the Selexol absorber and desorber is modelled using the non-random-two-liquid model  (NRTL) for the liquid phase and the ideal gas law for the vapour phase.
  A beseline flowsheet model is successfully modelled that could be attached to an IGCC plant to enable it to continue producing electric power whilst capturing 90% of the carbon derived from the fuel. The model is used for process development, and for energy efficiency evaluation. Every major item of capital equipment has been included, modelled and sized to produce a cost analysis and additionallly, the model output was used for a preliminary life cycle analysis (LCA). From the results produced in this study, the proposed process appears to be a feasible, energy-efficient, alternative technology for incorporating carbon capture within an IGCC flowsheet.
• Absorción de dióxido de carbono; Análisis de ciclo de vida; Captura de carbono; Pre-combustión

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https://www.cervantesvirtual.com/obra/novel-low-energy-pre-combustion-carbon-capture-feasibility-study-estudio-de-factibilidad-de-novedoso-proceso-de-captura-de-carbono-pre-combustion-869979

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