The formation and dissociation of methane gas hydrate at an interface between synthetic seawater （SSW） and methane gas have been experimentally investigated in the present work. The amount of gas consumed during hyd...The formation and dissociation of methane gas hydrate at an interface between synthetic seawater （SSW） and methane gas have been experimentally investigated in the present work. The amount of gas consumed during hydrate formation has been calculated using the real gas equation. Induction time for the formation of hydrate is found to depend on the degree of subcooling. All the experiments were conducted in quiescent system with initial cell pressure of 11.14 MPa. Salinity effects on the onset pressure and temperature of hydrate formation are also observed. The dissociation enthalpies of methane hydrate in synthetic seawater were determined by Clausius-Clapeyron equation based on the measured phase equilibrium data. The dissociation data have been analyzed by existing models and compared with the reported data.展开更多
A moist plume forms when the flue gas emitted from wet desulfurization equipment exits into the ambi- ent air, resulting in a waste of water resources and visual pollution. In addition, sulfur trioxide （SO3）, water ...A moist plume forms when the flue gas emitted from wet desulfurization equipment exits into the ambi- ent air, resulting in a waste of water resources and visual pollution. In addition, sulfur trioxide （SO3）, water with dissolved salts, and particles in the wet flue gas form secondary pollution in the surrounding atmosphere. In this study, a deep purification technology for flue gas involving phase-transition agglom- eration and dehumidification （PAD） is proposed. This deep purification technology includes two technical routes： the integrated technology of phase-transition agglomeration and a wet electrostatic precipitator （PAW）; and the integrated technology of phase-transition agglomeration and a mist eliminator （PAM）. Industrial applications of PAW and PAM were carried out on 630 and 1000 MW coal-fired units, respectively. The results show that the average amount of recycled water obtained from wet flue gas by means of PAD is more than 4 g.（kg.℃）-1 Decreasing the wet flue gas temperature by 1.5-5.3 ℃ allows 5%-20% of the moisture in the flue gas to be recycled; therefore, this process could effectively save water resources and significantly reduce water vapor emissions. In addition, the moist plume is effectively elim- inated. With the use of this process, the ion concentration in droplets of flue gas is decreased by more than 65%, the SO3 removal efficiency from flue gas is greater than 75%, and the removal efficiency of par- ticulate matter is 92.53%.展开更多
基金supported by the University Grant Commission,New Delhi,India,under Special Assistance Program (SAP) to the Department of Petroleum Engineering,Indian School of Mines,Dhanbad,India.
文摘The formation and dissociation of methane gas hydrate at an interface between synthetic seawater （SSW） and methane gas have been experimentally investigated in the present work. The amount of gas consumed during hydrate formation has been calculated using the real gas equation. Induction time for the formation of hydrate is found to depend on the degree of subcooling. All the experiments were conducted in quiescent system with initial cell pressure of 11.14 MPa. Salinity effects on the onset pressure and temperature of hydrate formation are also observed. The dissociation enthalpies of methane hydrate in synthetic seawater were determined by Clausius-Clapeyron equation based on the measured phase equilibrium data. The dissociation data have been analyzed by existing models and compared with the reported data.
文摘A moist plume forms when the flue gas emitted from wet desulfurization equipment exits into the ambi- ent air, resulting in a waste of water resources and visual pollution. In addition, sulfur trioxide （SO3）, water with dissolved salts, and particles in the wet flue gas form secondary pollution in the surrounding atmosphere. In this study, a deep purification technology for flue gas involving phase-transition agglom- eration and dehumidification （PAD） is proposed. This deep purification technology includes two technical routes： the integrated technology of phase-transition agglomeration and a wet electrostatic precipitator （PAW）; and the integrated technology of phase-transition agglomeration and a mist eliminator （PAM）. Industrial applications of PAW and PAM were carried out on 630 and 1000 MW coal-fired units, respectively. The results show that the average amount of recycled water obtained from wet flue gas by means of PAD is more than 4 g.（kg.℃）-1 Decreasing the wet flue gas temperature by 1.5-5.3 ℃ allows 5%-20% of the moisture in the flue gas to be recycled; therefore, this process could effectively save water resources and significantly reduce water vapor emissions. In addition, the moist plume is effectively elim- inated. With the use of this process, the ion concentration in droplets of flue gas is decreased by more than 65%, the SO3 removal efficiency from flue gas is greater than 75%, and the removal efficiency of par- ticulate matter is 92.53%.
