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Experimental study of mixed additive of Ni(II) and piperazine on ammonia escape in CO2 capture using ammonia solution

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  • Ma, Shuangchen
  • Chen, Gongda
  • Zhu, Sijie
  • Wen, Jiaqi
  • Gao, Ran
  • Ma, Lan
  • Chai, Jin

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In order to obtain high CO2 absorption efficiency and low ammonia escape rate, mixed additives of piperazine and Ni(II) were used as absorbent in bubbling reactor. The effects of mixed additive on CO2 absorption efficiency and ammonia escape rate were investigated; the performances of mixed additive in removal process were compared with that of pure ammonia solution. The proposed mechanism was analyzed by XRD and UV–visible spectrophotometer. The mixed additive has well effect on CO2 absorption efficiency and ammonia escape reduction. The CO2 absorption efficiency was 72% when 2wt% ammonia solution mixed with 0.025mol/L piperazine and 0.05mol/L Ni(II), higher than that achieved by 3wt% ammonia solution without additive, and the amount of ammonia loss was nearly 1/3 compared with 3wt% pure ammonia solution. This paper provided one feasible method which is beneficial to the balance between CO2 absorption and ammonia escape in CO2 capture process.

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  • Ma, Shuangchen & Chen, Gongda & Zhu, Sijie & Wen, Jiaqi & Gao, Ran & Ma, Lan & Chai, Jin, 2016. "Experimental study of mixed additive of Ni(II) and piperazine on ammonia escape in CO2 capture using ammonia solution," Applied Energy, Elsevier, vol. 169(C), pages 597-606.
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:appene:v:169:y:2016:i:c:p:597-606
    DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2016.02.070
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