Dynamics, Control and Extremum Seeking of the Rectisol Process

Mohammad Ghodratnama

Master's thesis (2013)

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Gasification based biorefineries have been studied in the past decade as part of a global e↵ort to replace fossil fuels to produce energy and added value chemicals. An important part of these biorefineries is the acid gas removal units, that remove CO2 and H2S from the produced synthesis gas. One of the acid gas removal processes associated in these studies is Rectisol. Rectisol has been chosen since it's environmental friendly and requires a lower amount of operational and capital costs compared to its opponents. To carry out a dynamic study of the process, as a first step, a steady-state simulation was carried out in Aspen Plus R

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Génie chimique
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19 Mar 2014 15:02
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Ghodratnama, M. (2013). Dynamics, Control and Extremum Seeking of the Rectisol Process [Master's thesis, École Polytechnique de Montréal]. PolyPublie. https://publications.polymtl.ca/1262/

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