Separation of CH4/H2/CO2 Gas Mixtures Using Spherical Pellets of Deposited Zeolites on Monmorillonite

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Karimi Shima; Sharifnia Shahram; Neishabori Salehi Rasoul

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Journal: Journal of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Year:2024 | Volume:58 | Issue:1 Page(s): 17-29

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Title

Separation of CH4/H2/CO2 Gas Mixtures Using Spherical Pellets of Deposited Zeolites on Monmorillonite

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Karimi Shima | Sharifnia Shahram | Neishabori Salehi Rasoul | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

AdsorbentQ4

BaAQ4

Gases separationQ4

NAAQ4

SAPO-34Q4

ZeolitesQ4

Abstract

Gas purification is necessary for many industrial processes, and the using of zeolite Adsorbents is one of the low-cost methods in this field. The aim of this work is to synthesize three types of zeolite/quasi-zeolite through hydrothermal technique and evaluate their efficiency in the performance of hydrogen gas purification. The gas mixture contained hydrogen, carbon dioxide and methane. The results indicated that at different pressures, the adsorption of the desired gases at lower temperatures is more favorable. Although all three Adsorbents had great performance, for all three Adsorbents, carbon dioxide adsorption was higher than methane adsorption, and the order of efficiency was as follows: NAA>SAPO-34>BaA. However, SAPO-34 owned a more superior functioning in absorbing methane, and the performance was as follows: SAPO-34>NaA>BaA. It should be remarked that at pressures less than 300 kPa, the adsorption of the desired gases in the BaA Adsorbent reached a higher value faster and shows the superb acting of this Adsorbent at low pressures.

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