Method and apparatus for the absorption of a gas in a liquid and

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1983-03-07

1985-08-13

Husar, Stephen F.

Power plants

Motive fluid energized by externally applied heat

Process of power production or system operation

60673, 261114R, F01K 2506

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active

045341753

ABSTRACT:
Method and multiple-stage absorber for effecting gradual absorption of a gas in a solvent under controlled conditions so as to obtain a high-enthalpy solution of the gas in the solvent with maximum recuperation of the heat of absorption. This is achieved by passing the solvent and the gas in respectively opposite directions through a plurality of discrete absorption stages so as to form a relatively concentrated solution and recirculating this solution through some or all of said absorption stages, counter-currently to the flow of the solvent, so as to extract heat from some or all of said stages by indirect heat exchange with the fluid in said stages; and extracting additional amounts of heat from some or all of said absorption stages by indirect heat exchange with a coolant fluid which is passed through said stages.
There is further provided an energy conversion process utilizing a dual fluid system, wherein the absorption of the working fluid vapors in the carrier fluid, is conducted in accordance with the above method of the invention.

REFERENCES:
patent: 600159 (1898-03-01), Mixer
patent: 2150452 (1939-03-01), Morse
patent: 4295335 (1981-10-01), Brinkerhoff

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