Carbon dioxide separating and collecting system and method of operating same
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorsYukio OOHASHI, Takashi Ogawa, Hideo Kitamura
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AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorsYukio OOHASHI, Takashi Ogawa, Hideo Kitamura
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In one embodiment, a carbon dioxide separating and collecting system includes an absorbing tower to cause an absorbing liquid to absorb carbon dioxide, and discharge a rich liquid. The system includes a regenerating tower to cause the absorbing liquid to release the carbon dioxide, and discharge a lean liquid. The system includes a heat exchanger to heat the rich liquid by using the lean liquid. A discharge port of the rich liquid of the exchanger is at a higher position than a supply port of the rich liquid of the regenerating tower so that the rich liquid discharged from the exchanger contains a descending flow by which liquid head pressure loss in a path from the discharge port to the supply port becomes negative, and an absolute value of the liquid head pressure loss becomes larger than an absolute value of flow friction pressure loss in the path.
A carbon dioxide separating and collecting system comprising:
A carbon dioxide separating and collecting system comprising:
A method of operating a carbon dioxide separating and collecting system comprising an absorbing tower configured to cause an absorbing liquid to absorb carbon dioxide, and discharge a rich liquid which is the absorbing liquid which has absorbed the carbon dioxide, and a regenerating tower configured to cause the absorbing liquid to release a gas containing the carbon dioxide, and discharge the released gas and a lean liquid which is the absorbing liquid having a dissolved carbon dioxide concentration lower than a dissolved carbon dioxide concentration of the rich liquid, the method comprising:
A carbon dioxide separating and collecting system comprising:
A carbon dioxide separating and collecting system comprising:
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