Pressure swing adsorption process for chlorine plant offgas
AssigneeUop LLC
InventorsAndrew S. Zarchy, Chien C. Chao, Richard T. Maurer
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AssigneeUop LLC
InventorsAndrew S. Zarchy, Chien C. Chao, Richard T. Maurer
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A process is provided for the removal and recovery of chlorine from a chlorine plant offgas stream. A pressure swing adsorption (PSA) process is used to remove from the chlorine plant offgas a vent gas stream comprising hydrogen and a tail gas stream comprising chlorine which is subsequently liquefied. The PSA zone comprises at least 2 adsorption beds, wherein each of the adsorption beds comprises a first adsorption layer and at least a second adsorption layer. The first adsorption layer contains a weak adsorbent selective for the adsorption of chlorine and has a large pore structure with 12 member rings or more. The second adsorption layer contains a strong adsorbent selective for the adsorption of chlorine and has a small pore structure with 10 member rings, or less. The vent gas withdrawn from the process is essentially free of chlorine.
A pressure swing adsorption process for the recovery and removal of chlorine from a chlorine plant offgas stream comprising hydrogen, air, and chlorine, said process comprising:
A pressure swing adsorption process for the recovery and removal of chlorine from a chlorine plant offgas stream comprising hydrogen, air, and chlorine, said process comprising:
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