Gas separation: processes – Solid sorption – Moving sorbent
Patent
1996-11-21
1998-08-04
Spitzer, Robert
Gas separation: processes
Solid sorption
Moving sorbent
95114, 95123, 95126, 96123, 96125, 96130, 96144, B01D 5306
Patent
active
057887446
ABSTRACT:
An improved rotary concentrator separates the desorption gas flow into two flow portions. The first flow portion is sent to a final processing system. The second portion is recycled to the rotary concentrator. In a first embodiment, gas is recycled to the process gas inlet. In a second embodiment, the recycled gas is reused as desorption inlet gas. Most preferably, the recirculated gas is relatively clean compared to the gas in the first portion which is sent to the final processing system. In this way, the improved rotary concentrator is more efficient and reduces the amount of gas which must be processed by the final processing system.
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Blundy Daniel
Klobucar Joseph M.
Durr Industries, Inc.
Spitzer Robert
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