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Enrichment and Separation of Methane Gas by Vacuum Pressure Swing Adsorption [PDF]
In China, owing to the methane concentration being below 0.75%, the coal ventilation air methane (CVAM) is usually emitted directly into the atmosphere, rather than utilized, which not only causes huge waste of energy but also exerts potential hazards to
Tao Zhu +6 more
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High purity oxygen production by pressure vacuum swing adsorption using natural zeolite
Pressure swing adsorption, which utilizes Nitrogen-selective adsorbents, is one of the well-known methods used in the design of medical oxygen concentrators. This method is applied in this work to design a smart oxygen concentrator prototype.
Ali F. Al-Shawabkeh +2 more
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Studies of adsorbents and pressure/vacuum swing adsorption for co2 capture [PDF]
The capture of carbon dioxide via Pressure/Vacuum Swing Adsorption (PSA/VPSA) has been examined experimentally and mathematically. The adopted method was a two bed/four step process, known as the Skarstrom Cycle. Pelletised and calcined SBA-15 powder has been modified with a monoamine, a diamine and a triamine and has been tested in a PSA configuration.
Tsalaporta, Eleni +4 more
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Thermal management in vacuum pressure swing adsorption processes using phase change materials
Vacuum pressure swing adsorption (VPSA) is a mature separation process; however, given the current energy situation, further improvements in terms of process operations are required. To this end, the use of a thermal energy storage system during VPSA cycles appears promising, as the exothermic heat and endothermic heat generated by adsorption and ...
Yuta Sakanaka +4 more
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Study of pressure/vacuum swing adsorption processes for CO₂ capture
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Jun Zhang
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Feasibility Study of Vacuum Pressure Swing Adsorption for CO2 Capture From an SMR Hydrogen Plant: Comparison Between Synthesis Gas Capture and Tail Gas Capture [PDF]
In this paper, a feasibility study was carried out to evaluate cyclic adsorption processes for capturing CO2 from either shifted synthesis gas or H2 PSA tail gas of an industrial-scale SMR-based hydrogen plant.
Yan Chen, Hyungwoong Ahn
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Technologies for post-combustion carbon capture are essential for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions to the atmosphere. However, they are still associated with high costs and energy consumption. Intensified processes for carbon capture have the potential to overcome these challenges due to their higher efficiency, lower capital cost, and ...
Sun Hye Kim +4 more
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Lab-scale pilot for CO2 capture vacuum pressure swing adsorption: MIL-160(Al) vs zeolite 13X
Carbon capture is among the key technologies to quickly reduce anthropogenic CO2 emissions to a net zero emission by 2050. Among the different separation technologies, adsorption is one of the most promising.
A. Henrotin +9 more
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Abstract A study was performed for hydrogen purification of multicomponent mixture (N2/CO/CO2/CH4/H2=0.007/0.012/0.17/ 0.021/0.79) by one-column VPSA with AC5-KS. The performance of the one-column VPSA process can be predicted by a heat and mass transfer model with porous media adsorption.
Wei Tao +4 more
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Interface Controlled Electric Field Swing Adsorption [PDF]
Influencing the adsorptive processes of gases by external stimuli is an ongoing research task of academic and technological relevance. Technologically external stimuli like pressure, vacuum, temperature, magnetic field, or electrical phenomena are the ...
Silvio Heinschke, Jörg J. Schneider
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