High Performance MIL-101 Nanoadsorbent for the Natural Gas Dehydration

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Mesgarian Reza; Rashidi Alimorad; Heidarinasab Amir; Zamani Yahya

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Journal: JOURNAL OF NANOSTRUCTURES Year:2022 | Volume:12 | Issue:4 Page(s): 983-998

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Title

High Performance MIL-101 Nanoadsorbent for the Natural Gas Dehydration

Author(s)

Mesgarian Reza | Rashidi Alimorad | Heidarinasab Amir | Zamani Yahya | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Adsorption

MIL-101 Nanoadsorbents

Natural gas dehydration

Regeneration

Abstract

In this study, the possible usage of MIL-101 as an attracting adsorbent for natural gas dehumidification is investigated via static and dynamic water vapor adsorption. On this principle, MIL-101 nano-adsorbent with different types of additives were synthesized by solvothermal method. The framework and morphology of the adsorbents were characterized by SEM, PXRD and BET techniques. For these novel desiccants, higher regenerability and drying efficiency were acquired compared to those of the commercial silica gel and zeolite 3A. The results showed that the MIL-101 is an effective sorbent for drying the natural gas for which the water capacity at P/P0 = 0.9 was 1.41 wt.%(300-400% more than counterparts). The experiments confirmed that the nanoadsorbents for both type of powder and shaped forms are water stable, and no remarkable loss in adsorption capacity was observed even after tenth adsorption/desorption cycles. Thus, it could be simply regenerated at low temperatures.

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