IECM 12.0 beta User Manual
IECM 12.0 beta User Manual

 

The Solid Sorbents TSA Diagram result screen shows the major flows into and out of the solid sorbents TSA system:


PC: GET RESULTS: CO2 Capture, Transport & Storage: 1. Solid Sorbents TSA: Solid Sorbents TSA Diagram

The following values are shown:

Area 1: Flue Gas from Polisher: This is the flow rate of flue gas exiting the SO2 polisher and entering the CO2 adsorber.

Area 2: Sorbent & Cooling Water: Although these values are reported in the lower right part of the diagram, they correspond with the specified areas in the middle.

*1 Makeup Sorb: This is the flow rate of makeup sorbent entering the adsorber.

*2 Lean Sorbent: This is the flow rate of lean sorbent leaving the regenerator and entering the adsorber.

*3 Rich Sorbent: This is the flow rate of rich sorbent leaving the adsorber and entering the regenerator.

*4 Cooling Water: Water and steam are used to transfer heat between the heat exchangers.

Area 3: Regen Steam: This is the steam used to heat the solids in the regenerator.

Area 4: Purge Steam: This is the steam used to achieve the desired CO2 partial pressure in the regenerator.

Area 5: Sorbent Purge: This is the total purge flow rate exiting the regenerator.

Area 6: Flue Gas to Stack: This is the flow rate of flue gas leaving the adsorber.

Area 7: CO2 Product: This is the flow rate of CO2 product from the cryogenic purification unit (CPU).


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