Adsorber structure for gas separation processes
AssigneeClimeworks AG
InventorsRoger Suter, Artur Tschense, Benjamin Megerle, Nicolas Repond, Christoph Gebald, Jan André Wurzbacher
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AssigneeClimeworks AG
InventorsRoger Suter, Artur Tschense, Benjamin Megerle, Nicolas Repond, Christoph Gebald, Jan André Wurzbacher
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A device for the separation of a carbon dioxide of a gas stream by using a bed of particulate adsorber particles contained in a sorbent particle volume, comprising at least two inlet channels and at least two outlet channels in said sorbent particle volume, the inlet channels and outlet channels mutually intertwining at least partly to form a nested structure and being arranged parallel to each other. The inlet channels and outlet channels are alternatingly arranged in both lateral dimensions so that the sorbent particle volume is confined by the interspace defined by adjacent side walls of inlet and outlet channels. Further, the sorbent particle volume surrounds the channels circumferentially.
A device for separation of at least one gaseous component of a gas stream containing said at least one component as well as further different gaseous components, by using a bed of loose particulate adsorber particles contained in at least one sorbent particle volume, said gas stream entering the device at an upstream end thereof and exiting the device as a gas outflow at a downstream end thereof, said device comprising:
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