(227i) Composite Monolith Adsorbents for Electrified Desorption | AIChE

(227i) Composite Monolith Adsorbents for Electrified Desorption

Authors 

Denayer, J. - Presenter, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Gholami, M., Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Schoukens, M., Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Wittevrongel, G., Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Sharma, R., VUB
Structured adsorbents such as monoliths have clear advantages in high flow adsorptive separations. When they are used for the removal of strongly adsorbing species, a combined thermal vacuum swing process might enhance the productivity. Direct electrified heating allows for very fast and localized heating, but requires materials that are susceptible for heating methods such as Joule, microwave or inductive heating. In this paper, we will present novel composite structured honeycomb materials for electrified regeneration. Examples of fast adsorption-desorption cycles for VOC removal and CO2 capture will be demonstrated.