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Preparation And CO2 Adsorption Property Of Zeolite-based Lithium Orthosilicate

Posted on:2017-02-23Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y B NongFull Text:PDF
GTID:2271330503985434Subject:Materials science
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Since the industrial revolution, because of environment and climate have been changed by millions metric tonnes of CO2 emissions which is attributed to exploitation and use of a large number of fossil fuels, CO2 reduction and capture have attracted more and more attention of scholars in the fields of energy and environment. In this study, based on the existing research of lithium orthosilicate(CO2 high-temperature solid adsorbent) and zeolite, lithium orthosilicate is synthesized by using mordenite as the silicon source, which is used to capture CO2 for CO2 reduction.First, zeolite-based lithium orthosilicate is synthesized from solid state reaction. The reaction temperature conditions of lithium carbonate and zeolite are tested by thermal analysis. The composition and structure changes of zeolite-based lithium orthosilicate which are influenced by raw material ratios, calcination temperature and heat preservation time are studied. The results show that:(1) Using zeolite as silicon source to synthesize zeolite-based lithium orthosilicate, could effectively reduce the calcined temperature of solid state reaction process. The fastest reaction rate temperature of zeolite and lithium carbonate is about 650 ℃, while the fastest reaction rate temperature of lithium carbonate and silica is about 710 ℃.(2)Raw material ratios, calcination temperature and the heat preservation time make differences to the composition and structure of zeolite-based lithium orthosilicate. When synthesis temperature is 650 ℃ and holding time is 4h, MAlO2 which come from zeolite can be kept the original structure, dispersed in zeolite-based lithium orthosilicate structure act as the microscopic carrier. Increasing of synthesis temperature or holding time can let MAlO2 enrich, combine with Li ions, and then turns into a new phase: lithium aluminate(LiAlO2).(3) Not only zeolite-based lithium orthosilicate`s crystal lattice is distorted, but also normal grain growth is limited under influence of the MAlO2.Second, the CO2 adsorption property of zeolite-based lithium orthosilicate is measured by thermogravimetric Analysis(TG) testing with temperature swing adsorption and isothermal adsorption at different CO2 concentrations. For comparision, silica-based lithium orthosilicate which silicon source is SiO2 is studied under the same synthesis and characterization conditions. The results show that:(1) Under the influence of MAlO2, the CO2 adsorption equilibrium temperature of zeolite-based lithium orthosilicate decreases.(2)The activation temperature of zeolite-based lithium orthosilicate adsorption of CO2 has changed which compare with silica-based lithium orthosilicate. The first activation temperature section of zeolite-based lithium orthosilicate adsorption of CO2 is in the vicinity of 450 ℃, which would not disappear with the decrease of CO2 concentration of test, and the presence of this interval significantly improves the CO2 adsorption properties of zeolite-based lithium orthosilicate at low temperature and low CO2 concentration conditions.(3) The speed of CO2 desorption after zeolite-based lithium orthosilicate adsorption of CO2 is fast when the thermodynamic condition is satisfied, and the regeneration performance of zeolite-based lithium orthosilicate adsorption of CO2 is as good as silica-based lithium orthosilicate.(5)The fits of theoretical models and experimental results confirm the speed of zeolite-based lithium orthosilicate adsorption of CO2 is controlled by diffusion of CO2 process.Final, combination of theoretical research results, K zeolite-based lithium orthosilicate is proposed which silicon source is K-zeolite come from cation exchange of zeolite and potassium chloride. K zeolite-based lithium orthosilicate shows better performance for capturing CO2 at low temperature and low CO2 concentrations conditions than zeolite-based lithium orthosilicate.
Keywords/Search Tags:zeolite, lithium orthosilicate, CO2 capture, microscopic carrier, diffusion process
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