WO2024078713A1 - Herstellung von wasserstoff-kohlendioxid-gasmischungen - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a process for obtaining a hydrogen-carbon dioxide gas mixture and its use for producing methanol.
- the isolation of CO2 from process exhaust gases is an important aspect for the climate-neutral industrial production of raw materials or energy.
- the state of the art is so-called amine scrubbing, in which CO2 is passed through an aqueous amine solution and is reversibly isolated from the gas stream by carbamate formation.
- One of the disadvantages of this technology is that a relatively high CO2 partial pressure is required for effective separation of the CO2.
- process exhaust gases with a low CO ⁇ content or the isolation of CO2 directly from the atmosphere (direct air capture; DAC) using this process are not possible.
- This problem can be solved by adsorbing CO2 on solid adsorbers. The problem here is the desorption of CO2 from the adsorber.
- the temperature in the adsorber must be significantly increased, for example in a temperature swing process.
- a typical example here is the introduction of hot steam.
- a hydrogen-carbon dioxide gas mixture can be effectively obtained, which can then be used without complex processing, for example to produce methanol.
- DE 102013 022 021 B4 claims a process for isolating CO2 from gas mixtures, in which the A gas mixture rich in CO2 is passed over a gas chromatography column, whereby the CO2 physically diffuses more slowly than the residual gases. After loading the column, it is backflushed ISOTHERMALLY with hydrogen, ie the column is not heated during the desorption step. This is particularly disadvantageous for chemical adsorbers, since desorption is an endothermic process and desorption does not occur or only occurs incompletely without an increase in temperature.
- EP 3530640 A discloses a process for the reductive production of methane from CO2 and hydrogen.
- CO2 is desorbed from the adsorber with preheated hydrogen, whereby the hydrogen is heated by the waste heat of the reduction reactor.
- fresh hydrogen is added to the desorbed H2/CCh mixture in order to set the necessary H2/CCh ratio.
- the disadvantage here is that in the case of a gas mixture there is no possibility of increasing the CO2 partial pressure of the gas mixture.
- the object of the invention is to eliminate the disadvantages of the prior art and in particular to find a simple and cost-effective way to adjust the CCh content in a hydrogen-carbon dioxide gas mixture within wide limits.
- the invention relates to a process for producing a hydrogen-carbon dioxide gas mixture with the following process steps:
- the carbon dioxide is preferably isolated from process exhaust gases or other industrial or natural gas mixtures.
- the gas mixtures preferably have a CO2 volume fraction in the range of 0.01% to 20%, in particular 0.04% to 15%.
- the gas mixture is preferably cleaned of harmful components such as reactive secondary gases such as sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and/or finely divided solids such as dust before the adsorption step. This can be done with the help of established technologies such as wet scrubbers, DeNOx systems (catalytic nitrogen oxide reduction systems; denitrification systems), electrostatic precipitators, cyclones and dust filters, etc.
- Adsorption preferably takes place in the sense of chemisorption, i.e. a chemical reaction occurs between the carbon dioxide and the adsorber during adsorption.
- the moisture content of the gas mixture is therefore preferably adjusted before it enters the adsorber.
- the optimum moisture content of the gas mixture depends on the chemical reaction in the chemisorption step.
- the carbon dioxide is preferably isolated in adsorbers that are charged with solid adsorbents.
- the adsorption step can take place in a gas-borne or stirred fluidized bed or in a fixed bed, a fixed bed adsorber is preferred.
- the number of adsorbers is preferably between 2 and 10, in particular between 2 and 5.
- the adsorption temperature is preferably in the range of 0 - 150 ° C, particularly preferably between 20 - 100 ° C, i.e.
- the process gas temperature when entering the adsorber is preferably in the range of 0 - 150 ° C, particularly preferably between 20 - 100 °C.
- the pressure in the adsorber is preferably in the range of 0 - 50 bar (absolute), particularly preferably in the range of 0.5 - 10 bar (absolute).
- the adsorber loaded with CO2 is then separated from the CO2-rich process gas stream and connected as a desorber.
- the desorber is then an adsorber in regeneration.
- a preheated hydrogen-rich gas is used for desorption.
- the hydrogen volume fraction in the desorber gas can be in the range of 100% to 0.1%. This means that pure hydrogen or a gas mixture can be used, with the second gas component being carbon dioxide, with a volume fraction of 99.1 to 0%.
- the COb content in the desorber gas increases. This applies in particular to partial pressure-independent adsorption and desorption. This means that the capacity is defined solely/primarily by the temperature conditions, as is usually the case with chemisorption.
- the adsorber can be heated via a heating jacket, for example using thermal fluids or gases, or electrically from the outside. If necessary, the adsorber can also be heated via temperature-controlled components in the adsorber such as heating coils, heating plates or heating fingers.
- the CCh-rich process gas is preferably heated via a gas heater such as a plate heat exchanger, tube bundle heat exchanger, fin heater, heating register or electrical resistance heater. Suitable energy sources for operating the gas heater are electrical energy (resistance heating) or fluid heat carriers such as thermal oil, hot water/pressurized water and steam. preferably from heat recovery. Energy coupling for
- Heat recovery is a good option when heat with a temperature at least 20 K higher than the adsorption temperature is generated in processes in close proximity. This can be, for example, heat flows from combustion plants upstream of the CO2 recovery plant or downstream process steps for CO2 utilization (e.g. exothermic methanol synthesis, optional process step IV).
- the adjustment of the CCh volume fraction according to the invention is preferably carried out by a circulating gas line, with which the desorber gas is completely or partially passed through one or more desorbers until the CC ⁇ content in the desorber gas reaches the target value that is required, for example, for a subsequent process step, e.g. methanol synthesis.
- the circulating gas line is designed such that the desorber releasing the circulating gas is identical to the desorber receiving the circulating gas.
- the adsorber loaded with CO2 is flushed with cold fresh hydrogen in a first step in order to displace residues of the process exhaust gas from the adsorber.
- This amount of flushing gas can either be discarded or returned to the CO2-rich process gas stream.
- the desorption step begins by starting the cycle gas process.
- the adsorber to be regenerated (which thus becomes the desorber) is purged with heated cycle gas.
- the cycle gas can be pure hydrogen or a hydrogen-carbon dioxide gas mixture.
- the cycle gas is cycled through the desorber until the gas composition corresponds at least to the target value, ie at least to the target value of the CO2 volume fraction.
- the target value ie at least to the target value of the CO2 volume fraction.
- at least a partial stream is taken from the circulating gas and optionally fed for further use, for example in reductive methanol synthesis.
- the partial quantity taken from the circulating gas is preferably replaced by adding pure hydrogen to the circulating gas line.
- the desorption step is finished when the CC ⁇ content of the circulating gas no longer changes significantly as it passes through the desorber.
- the circulating gas process is then terminated and any residues of the circulating gas in the desorber are subsequently displaced with cold hydrogen gas or process gas, preferably process gas, and the desorber is cooled at the same time.
- This amount of purge gas can either be discarded or fed to the circulating gas stream or the process gas stream.
- the purge step is finished and the desorber can be used as an adsorber again.
- the process according to the invention for producing a hydrogen-carbon dioxide gas mixture has at least two independent circulating gas systems in order to be able to continuously operate the subsequent optional utilization of the gas mixture, for example the reductive methanol synthesis.
- the desorber that releases the cycle gas and the desorber that receives the cycle gas are at least partially different, i.e. the desorber that is completely loaded with CO2 is connected to a cycle gas process in which at least one other desorber is already in the desorption process, whereby the desorbers can be connected in series or in parallel, preferably in parallel.
- the connection of the desorber that is completely loaded with CO2 takes place.
- Desorber after displacing the remaining process gas by flushing with fresh hydrogen or cycle gas, cycle gas is preferred. The flushing gas can either be discarded or returned to the CC ⁇ -rich process gas stream.
- the desorption step begins by starting the cycle gas process.
- the adsorber to be regenerated (which thus becomes the desorber) is flushed with heated cycle gas.
- the cycle gas can be pure hydrogen or a hydrogen-carbon dioxide gas mixture. The cycle gas is cycled through the desorber until the gas composition at least matches the target value, i.e. corresponds to the target value of the CO2 volume fraction.
- At least a partial stream is taken from the circulating gas and optionally fed for further use, for example in reductive methanol synthesis.
- the partial quantity taken from the circulating gas is preferably replaced by adding pure hydrogen to the circulating gas line.
- the desorption step of at least one desorber is finished when the CC ⁇ proportion of the circulating gas no longer changes significantly as it passes through the desorber(s).
- the corresponding desorber(s) are separated from the circulating gas system. Residual circulating gas in the desorber is then displaced with cold hydrogen gas or process gas, process gas is preferred, and the desorber is cooled at the same time. This quantity of purge gas can either be discarded or fed to the circulating gas stream or the process gas stream.
- the The rinsing step is completed and the desorber can be used as an adsorber again.
- the previously mentioned circulating gas systems preferably consist of suitable pipes with connection options to the various adsorbers/desorbers, as well as suitable fans or compressors for conveying the gases and suitable temperature control systems for setting the required temperatures of the circulating gas.
- a circulating gas system is also preferably equipped with suitable addition and discharge systems for gases as well as measuring and control technology, such as CO2 concentration measuring devices (e.g. mass spectroscopy, process gas chromatography, Raman spectroscopy) and conventional measuring devices for pressure, temperature and flow rates, for controlled process management.
- the temperature of the desorber gas is preferably in the range of 20 - 250 °C, particularly preferably in the range of 50 - 200 °C, the pressure is preferably in the range of 0 - 50 bar (absolute), particularly preferably 0.5 - 10 bar (absolute).
- the temperature of the desorber gas in step II is preferably at least 5 °C higher, particularly preferably at least 10 °C higher, in particular at least 20 °C higher than the temperature of the gas mixture in step I.
- the desorber can be heated, for example, via a heating jacket, for example by means of thermal fluids or gases, or electrically from the outside.
- the desorber can also be heated via temperature-controlled components in the desorber such as heating coils, heating plates or heating fingers.
- the desorber gas is preferably heated using a gas heater such as a plate heat exchanger, tube bundle heat exchanger, fin heater, heating register or electrical resistance heater.
- the gas heater is preferably used in the circulating gas system to reduce the inlet temperature of the desorber gas in the desorber to the desired value again and again.
- Suitable energy sources for operating the gas heater are electrical energy (resistance heating) or fluid heat carriers such as thermal oil, hot water/pressurized water and steam, preferably from heat recovery.
- Energy coupling for heat recovery is suitable when heat with a temperature at least 20 K higher than the desorption temperature occurs in processes in close proximity; this can be, for example, heat flows from combustion plants upstream of the CO2 recovery plant or downstream process steps for CO2 utilization (e.g. exothermic methanol synthesis, optional process step IV).
- the number of desorbers preferably corresponds to the number of adsorbers. This means that while one adsorber is active, another adsorber whose absorption capacity for CO2 gas has been reached is regenerated by flushing with desorber gas and thus serves as a desorber during this time. This means that the process according to the invention preferably has at least two adsorbers.
- the number of adsorbers is preferably in the range of 2 - 10, particularly preferably in the range of 2 - 5. This means that at least one adsorber is then active, at least one adsorber is regenerated and thus serves as a desorber, and the remaining number of adsorbers can be kept in the regenerated state, i.e. without CO2 loading in standby mode.
- the hydrogen-carbon dioxide gas mixture that was removed from the circulating gas line is used to produce methanol.
- the hydrogen-carbon dioxide gas mixture can be used after removal from the circulating gas line and before feeding into the methanol production process Additional fresh hydrogen must be added, particularly in order to be able to adjust the CCh volume fraction of the hydrogen-carbon dioxide gas mixture to the exact target value for methanol synthesis if it is too high.
- the gas mixture with the adjusted carbon dioxide volume fraction can then be used as a synthesis gas for the production of methanol.
- the proportion of hydrogen in this gas mixture is preferably 75 mol%, i.e. the proportion of CO2 is 25 mol%.
- the reduction of CO2 by the hydrogen in the gas mixture takes place in reactors of established design (e.g. catalytic fixed bed reactors) with the aid of suitable catalysts. If necessary, the hydrogen-carbon dioxide gas mixture must be preheated to the necessary reaction temperature before the reaction. The exact temperature and pressure depend on the catalyst selected.
- reaction heat released can be used, for example, with the help of heat exchangers to heat the hydrogen-carbon dioxide gas mixture, or to heat the desorber gas to release the carbon dioxide in desorption step II.
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| JP2025521211A JP2025535783A (ja) | 2022-10-12 | 2022-10-12 | 水素および二酸化炭素のガス混合物の製造 |
| PCT/EP2022/078378 WO2024078713A1 (de) | 2022-10-12 | 2022-10-12 | Herstellung von wasserstoff-kohlendioxid-gasmischungen |
| CN202280097795.5A CN119486792A (zh) | 2022-10-12 | 2022-10-12 | 生产氢气与二氧化碳的气体混合物 |
| EP22808611.2A EP4601765A1 (de) | 2022-10-12 | 2022-10-12 | Herstellung von wasserstoff-kohlendioxid-gasmischungen |
| KR1020257007777A KR20250049356A (ko) | 2022-10-12 | 2022-10-12 | 수소 및 이산화탄소의 가스 혼합물 생산 |
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| EP2740525A1 (de) * | 2012-12-10 | 2014-06-11 | Hitachi, Ltd. | Kohlendioxidtrennung aus einem Gas durch Temperaturwechseladsorption mittels organischer Adsobentien |
| DE102013022021B4 (de) | 2013-12-20 | 2018-02-15 | Bruno Kolb | Verfahren zur Methanisierung von Kohlendioxid aus Gasgemischen nach Abtrennung durch selektive reversible Adsorption |
| EP3530640A1 (de) | 2018-02-20 | 2019-08-28 | Kabushiki Kaisha Toyota Chuo Kenkyusho | Vorrichtung zur methanherstellung und verfahren zur methanherstellung |
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| EP2740525A1 (de) * | 2012-12-10 | 2014-06-11 | Hitachi, Ltd. | Kohlendioxidtrennung aus einem Gas durch Temperaturwechseladsorption mittels organischer Adsobentien |
| DE102013022021B4 (de) | 2013-12-20 | 2018-02-15 | Bruno Kolb | Verfahren zur Methanisierung von Kohlendioxid aus Gasgemischen nach Abtrennung durch selektive reversible Adsorption |
| EP3530640A1 (de) | 2018-02-20 | 2019-08-28 | Kabushiki Kaisha Toyota Chuo Kenkyusho | Vorrichtung zur methanherstellung und verfahren zur methanherstellung |
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