CO_(2) capture by double metal modified CaO-based sorbents from pyrolysis gases

摘要

High-temperature pyrolysis technology can effectively solve the problem of municipal solid waste pollution.However,the pyrolysis gas contains a large amount of CO_(2),which would adversely affect the subsequent utilization.To address this problem,a novel method of co-precipitation modification with Ca,Mg and Zr metals was proposed to improve the CO_(2)capture performance.X-ray diffraction(XRD)patterns and energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy analysis showed that the two inert supports MgO and CaZrO_(3)were uniformly distributed in the modified calcium-based sorbents.In addition,the XRD results indicated that CaZrO_(3)was produced by the reaction of ZrO_(2)and CaO at high temperatures.The effects of doping ratios,adsorption temperature,calcination temperature,CO_(2)concentration and calcination atmosphere on the adsorption capacity and cycle stability of the modified calcium-based sorbent were studied.The modified calcium-based sorbent achieved the best CO_(2)capture performance when the doping ratio was 10:1:1 with carbonation at 700℃ under 20%CO_(2)/80%N_(2)atmosphere and calcination at 900℃ under100%N_(2)atmosphere.After ten cycles,the average carbonation conversion rate of Ca-10 sorbent was 72%.Finally,the modified calcium-based sorbents successfully reduced the CO_(2)concentration of the pyrolysis gas from 37%to 5%.