T. Mimura et al., Applicability of chemical absorption process to carbon dioxide removal andrecovery under effluent gas conditions of LNG combined cycle power plant, KAG KOG RON, 26(5), 2000, pp. 633-636
Carbon dioxide removal was carried out on LNG combined cycle Power station
flue gas up to about 3% CO2 concentration, using a pilot-scale absorber of
about 23 m height at an exhaust gas now rate of 770 m(3)/h. Test results sh
ow a chemical absorption process using KS-1 solution, which is a hindered t
ype alkanolamine, exhibits good applicability to the present condition. The
degree of CO2 removal is higher than 90% in the range or CO2 concentration
of 3.4% to 10.3% by the selection of the proper steam consumption. The the
rmal energy increases as the CO2 concentration decreases. In the case of KS
-1 solution, the thermal energy is as low as 3.5x10(3) kJ/kg CO2, even at a
CO2 concentration of 3.4%.