英文摘要 |
In this study, a method of fabricating CO2 sorbents is developed,including calcium acetate (CA) and calcium chloride (CC) derived materials,and CaO modified (CM) sorbents. The nature of these sorbents wascharacterized by Brunauer-Emmett-Teller (BET) surface area analyzer andpowder X-ray diffraction (XRD). BET analysis showed that the surfacearea of CA was higher than that of CC. The original CaO material exhibiteddisadvantages for CO2 capture performance at elevated temperatureconditions, including low surface area and poor long-term stability. How- ever, these defects can be significantly eased via modification of CaO toproduce calcium aluminate carbonates with lamellar structure. XRDpatterns indicated that fresh CM had a lamella structure, which became aporous calcium alumina mixed oxide after calcination and thus improvedCO2 capture performance of sorbents. In TGA tests, both CA and CMdisplayed superior CO2 capture capacity compared to CC. Among them,CM is the best candidate for CO2 capture, demonstrating 51.37 wt% ofcapacity with high recovery of 96.14% maintained for 40 cycles at 100%CO2 and 750°C conditions. The results confirm the potential for usinglow-cost CaO as a high-temperature CO2 sorbent. |