CO2 emission
all over the world is constantly on the rise. In recent years, CO2 capture technology has been improved and innovated. Phosphogypsum
(PG) is a solid product of industrial solid waste with an increasing
annual accumulation. The research of this paper has carried out thermal
decomposition of phosphogypsum under the reduction atmosphere to produce
byproduct CaS and mineralization capture of CO2 in a gas–liquid–solid
three-phase fluidized bed reactor. Results show that the fluidized
bed is more effective and can effectually shorten the reaction time.
Meanwhile, different liquid–solid (L/S) ratios, temperatures,
and pressures have been researched to study the theory of CO2 capture by phosphogypsum. It has been found that the lower the L/S
ratio is, the higher the CO2 capture capacity is. At the
same time, theoretical calculations show that high temperature promotes
the decomposition of CaCO3, thereby inhibiting the capture
of CO2, so the whole carbonation process is operated under
ambient temperature and pressure. Meanwhile, this paper discusses
the calcium migration path and migration mode from the decomposition
of PG to the mineralization of CO2, proposes a new idea
of CO2 capture, and makes a certain contribution to PG
resource utilization.
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