مروری بر تاثیر حضور نانو ذرات در محلول های آمینی در جذب گاز دی اکسیدکربن
  •   آرشیو : نسخه پاییز و زمستان 1399
  •   نوع مقاله : پژوهشی
  •   کد پذیرش : 1251
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  • نویسنده/گان : حسن پاشایی، احد قائمی
  •   کلید واژه : انتقال جرم، ستون حبابی، جذب CO2، فاکتور بهبود، نانو ذرات.
  •   Title : A Review of the Effect of Nano Particles in Amine Solution on CO2 Absorption
  •   Abstract :
    In this study, nano metal oxides such as Fe3O4, NiO, Al2O3, TiO2 and SiO2 are used with the base fluid to absorb carbon dioxide in a bubble column. Then, analyze the effect of nano particles and their concentrations is investigated in absorption rate of CO2 bubbles. The studies are carried out that adding nano particle in base fluid, initially enhanced mass transfer properties in CO2 capture process and then have the opposite effect. And also, Studies show that by increasing the amount of nano particles in the base fluid in concentrations less than optimum concentration, Gas absorption rate increases. But, by adding nano particles to more than optimal concentration, decreased the absorption rate. Also, adding nano particles to the different base fluids shows that the nano particles in various solutions have different effects and are not same improve the rate of CO2 capture. Review of the research shows that the Brownian motion and the effects of grazing or shuttle are the most important factors in increasing the mass transfer in nano fluids. That this increase, will be followed improving the efficiency of gas absorption. Generally, in this study is intended to expressed the principles and equations of bubble column in the absorption of carbon dioxide by nano amine solution, is create the field for optimal use of this equipment.
  •   key words :
    Bubble Column, Mass Transfer, CO2 Capture, Nano Particles, Enhanced Factor.
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