Hydrate-based CO2 separation

Saikia, Tinku; Sultan, Abdullah S.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-323-89782-2.00011-9

Emerging Carbon Capture Technologies 2022

DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-323-89782-2.00011-9

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Hydrate-based CO2 separation

Tinku Saikia¹,

Abdullah S. Sultan²

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“…Recent studies reported that CO 2 hydrates display great potential in carbon capture [5], storage [6] and sequestration [7] due to their stability at mild operating conditions at which they can achieve relatively high gas storage [8,9]. The main obstacle for these hydrate-based technologies are slow formation rate and low thermal stability at ambient conditions [10].…”

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Understanding the effect of moderate concentration SDS on CO2 hydrates growth in the presence of THF

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Worley

Phan

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Additives like Tetrahydrofuran (THF) and Sodium Dodecyl Sulfate (SDS) improve CO2 hydrates thermal stability and growth rate when used separately. It has been hypothesised that combining them could improve the kinetics of growth and the thermodynamic stability of CO2 hydrates. We exploit atomistic molecular dynamics simulation to investigate the combined impact of THF and SDS under different temperatures and concentrations. The simulation insights are verified experimentally using pendant drop tensiometry conducted at ambient pressures and high-pressure differential scanning calorimetry. Our simulations revealed that the combination of both additives is synergistic at low temperatures but antagonistic at temperatures above 274.1 K due to the aggregation SDS molecules induced by THF molecules. These aggregates effectively remove THF and CO2 from the hydrate-liquid interface, thereby reducing the driving force for hydrates growth. Experiments revealed that the critical micelle concentration of SDS in water decreases by 20% upon the addition of THF. Further experiments showed that only small amounts of SDS with THF is sufficient to increase the CO2 storage efficiency by over 40% compared to results obtained without promoters. These results provide microscopic insights into the mechanisms of THF and SDS promoters on CO2 hydrates, which allow for determining the optimal condition for hydrate growth.

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Understanding the effect of moderate concentration SDS on CO2 hydrates growth in the presence of THF

Cai

Worley

Phan

et al. 2023

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Hydrate-based CO2 separation

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Understanding the effect of moderate concentration SDS on CO2 hydrates growth in the presence of THF

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