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Carbon dioxide recovery at high pressure

  • US 6,497,852 B2
  • Filed: 12/22/2000
  • Issued: 12/24/2002
  • Est. Priority Date: 12/22/2000
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A process for recovering carbon dioxide, comprising(A) providing a gaseous feed stream comprising carbon dioxide, wherein the pressure of said feed stream is up to 30 psia;

  • (B) preferentially absorbing carbon dioxide from said feed stream into a liquid absorbent fluid comprising an organic amine absorbent to form a carbon dioxide enriched liquid absorbent stream;

    (C) pressurizing said carbon dioxide enriched liquid absorbent stream to a pressure sufficient to enable the stream to reach the top of the stripper in step (D) at a pressure of 35 psia or greater, and heating the carbon dioxide enriched liquid absorbent stream to obtain a heated carbon dioxide enriched liquid absorbent stream, wherein said pressurizing and heating are carried out in any sequence or simultaneously; and

    (D) stripping carbon dioxide from said carbon dioxide enriched liquid absorbent stream in a stripper operating at a pressure of 35 psia or greater and recovering from said stripper a gaseous carbon dioxide product stream having a pressure of 35 psia or greater.

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