Carbon dioxide removal from methane-containing gases

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62 23, 62 41, 55 68, 55 89, F25J 102

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ABSTRACT:
Methane-containing gases with an appreciable content of carbon dioxide are scrubbed with cold methanol to remove the bulk of the carbon dioxide in a simple system comprising a single gas-liquid contact column and featuring regeneration of the methanol containing carbon dioxide solely by multiple-stage flashing. Land-fill gases containing methane and carbon dioxide as the principal components can be economically processed in such a system to yield methane-rich fuel gases.

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