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CO 2 Absorption Efficiency and Heat Consumption Measured at High Gas to Liquid Ratios in Laboratory Rig
2017
Energy Procedia
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A laboratory rig for CO2 absorption into amine solvents including desorption has been in operation at University College of Southeast Norway for several years. Measurements of CO2 removal efficiency and heat consumption at different process conditions and varied gas concentrations, gas flows and liquid flows have been performed. In earlier work, the gas to liquid ratio has been lower than in a normal large-scale absorption column to achieve high CO2 removal efficiencies, and the heat
doi:10.1016/j.egypro.2017.03.1381
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