Separation of CO 2 during combustion of coal in a pressurised fluidised bed

Ralf Wernke, Thomas Wild, Christian Bergins and Karl Strauss

International Journal of Global Energy Issues, 2007, vol. 28, issue 2/3, 264-274

Abstract: The combustion of coal is accompanied by CO₂ emissions. This carbon dioxide can be separated from the flue gases in the Combustion Chamber (CC) by means of adsorption on calcium oxide (carbonation) which in turn can be regenerated in a calcination process. A description of the processes and the integration in a whole power station that serves a district heating network and generates electricity (cogeneration) will be presented.

Keywords: carbonation; calcination; carbon dioxide separation; CO 2 separation; coal combustion; pressurised fluidised beds; calcium oxide adsorption; district heating; cogeneration. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2007
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