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Dynamic Simulation of MEA Absorption Processes for CO2 Capture from Fossil Fuel Power Plant

A dynamic rate-based amine absorption process model has been developed to predict the dynamic behaviour of CO2 capture process. The proposed mathematical model, comprised of coupled sets of partial differential algebraic equations, includes the nonlinear behaviour, and was solved using gPROMS. The model was validated using steady-state simulations from Aspen and data available in the literature for this process.

Eric Croiset | Luis A. Ricardez-Sandoval | Peter L. Douglas | Noorlisa Harun

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