Study on Benzylamine(BZA) and Aminoethylpiperazine(AEP) Mixed Absorbent on Ship-Based Carbon Capture

Xudong Mao; Hao Chen; Yubing Wang; Xinbo Zhu; Guohua Yang

doi:10.3390/molecules28062661

Study on Benzylamine(BZA) and Aminoethylpiperazine(AEP) Mixed Absorbent on Ship-Based Carbon Capture

Molecules. 2023 Mar 15;28(6):2661. doi: 10.3390/molecules28062661.

Authors

Xudong Mao¹, Hao Chen¹, Yubing Wang¹, Xinbo Zhu¹, Guohua Yang¹

Affiliation

¹ Faculty of Maritime and Transportation, Ningbo University, Ningbo 315832, China.

Abstract

To find suitable absorbents for ship-based carbon capture, the absorption and desorption properties of four mixed aqueous amines based on BZA were investigated, and the results indicated that BZA-AEP had the best absorption and desorption performance. Then, the absorption and desorption properties of different mole ratios of BZA-AEP were tested. The results showed that the average CO₂ absorption rate had the highest value at the mole ratio of BZA to AEP of three. The average CO₂ desorption rate had the maximum value at the mole ratio of BZA to AEP of one. Three fitted models of the absorption and desorption performance of BZA-AEP based on the test data were obtained. The p-values of all three models were less than 0.0001. Considering the performance and material cost, the BZA-AEP mole ratio of 1.5 is more appropriate for ship carbon capture. Compared with MEA, the average CO₂ absorption rate increased by 48%, the CO₂ desorption capacity increased by 120%, and the average CO₂ desorption rate increased by 161%.

Keywords: absorbent; aminoethylpiperazine; benzylamine; carbon capture; ship.

Grants and funding

This research received no external funding.