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JOGMEC Techno Forum 2014
Novel CO2 Separation Technology
Using MSM-1 Zeolite Membrane
November 27th, 2014
B-2 : R&D of JOGMEC and Japanese Companies (2)
Kenichi Kawazuishi
Chiyoda Corporation
(CO2 Separation From Natural Gas)
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- In order to develop the gas fields containing high CO2, it is necessary to remove
CO2 efficiently with lower cost.
-Zeolite membrane has a very superior performance for CO2 separation. Applying
zeolite membrane to the separation of the natural gases which have high CO2
concentration, it can be expected to reduce drastically both CAPEX and OPEX.
- We can accelerate the efficient development of the natural gas fields which
contain high concentration of CO2 especially in South-East Asia region.
- Namely, it can be expected to contribute toward obtaining natural gas concessions
and improving the energy security of our country.
-Besides, the separated CO2 will be utilized for the CO2-EOR and the fracturing
media for shale oil and gas field developments.
Aims
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Source: Foster Wheeler, “New Challenges and Solutions in Designing Large Sour Gas Projects”
World’s Conventional Sour Gas Reserves
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Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation
- has been developing very superior zeolite
membrane for CO2 separation
- focuses to the development of natural resources
⇒ look for a partner to commercialize
Chiyoda Corporation
-has recognized Mitsubishi’s superior technology,
which is suitable/applicable to energy
saving/environmentally friendly
- is at rather near position to gas/oil producing
countries, as a global engineering contractor.
Joint-development
= be able to provide efficient and compact
technology of CO2 separation
Needs (Gas Producing Countries)
= want to develop the gas fields having high
CO2, economically and efficiently
Seeds
(Japanese Companies)
JOGMEC Technical Solution Project
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Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation
-Is able to obtain the business
chances, as the supplier of
membrane/ membrane modules
-License this technology
Chiyoda Corporation
-Is able to obtain the business
chances, as an engineering
contractor, using this technology
-License this technology
JOGMEC Technical Solution Project
= be able to provide efficient and compact
technology of CO2 separation
Needs (Gas Producing Countries)
= want to develop the gas fields having high
CO2, economically and efficiently
Seeds
(Japanese Companies)
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Motivation
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Membrane Separation System can promote not only the
gas field development which includes high CO2
concentration, but also the CO2-EOR/CO2 fracturing.
Gas Field
Development
CO2
Concentration
Large Low
Small, OffshoreFuture
Now
Scaleof Gas Field
Demand for
Natural Gas・It will continue to grow
Gas
Treatment
Technology
(CO2 Removal)
Size of CO2 Removal Plant
High Large
CompactLowMembrane
AGR
OPEX
※ AGR (Acid Gas Removal)
:Acid Gas Component in the raw natural gas are removed by chemical absorption.
※
High, Sour gas
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Characteristics of MSM-1
The size of MSM-1 pores
is suitable for the
separation of CO2 from
Natural Gas (CH4).
Separation
Kinetic Diameter (nm)
Kinetic Diameter MSM-1: Mitsubishi high-Silica Membrane -1
Published applications for patent: JP2012-66242 etc.
Pore Size (MSM-1)
0.30 0.35 0.40
difference: 0.05 nm
CO2
CH4
○
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Driving force
Pressure difference
between membrane
outside and inside.
Characteristics of MSM-1
Image of membrane Structure
Zeolite Membrane
CO2/ CH4CH4
Porous substrate (Alumina tube etc.)
CO2
High pressure
Atmospheric
pressure
Photo of Zeolite Membrane
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Polymer
Membrane
Zeolite Membrane
DDR SAPO MSM-1
CO2 Permeance
CO2 Separation
Factor
Stability Thermal
Water
Chemical
Excellent Good Fair
Insufficient
Separation
Large membrane
area is required.
Low
Stability
Improved
Separation
Small Membrane
area
Good
Stability
※1 DDR: Deca-Dodecasil 3R
※2 SAPO: Silico-Alumino-Phosphate
※2※1
Advantages of MSM-1 (General)
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50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
0.0E+00 5.0E-07 1.0E-06 1.5E-06 2.0E-06 2.5E-06 3.0E-06
CO
2/C
H4
Separ
atio
n f
acto
r
CO2 permeance [mol/(Pa・s・m2)]
MSM-1
DDR membrane
(JP2004-105942)
Polymer
membrane
SAPO membrane
(US8302782)
MSM-1 shows superior separation performance of both CO2
permeance and CO2/CH4 separation factor.
Separation Performance
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Conventional Technology - AGR, Polymer Membrane
AGR(Acid Gas Removal)
Polymer Membrane
Smaller Energy
Consumption than AGR
(1) Stability(Chemicals)/Life time
(2) Separation Factor
1 Step with AGR 2 Step with Recycle
CO2 Conc.:ca.2 mol%
(for Pipeline)
CO2 Conc.: several 10ppm
(for LNG Plant)
Absprber Regenerator
CO2(酸性ガス)
原油天然ガス
処理ガス
Cooling Water
Steam
AGR - Disadvantage
Large Energy
Consumption
Polymer Membrane –
Disadvantage
Feed NG
Treated Gas CO2
(Sour Gas)
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MSM-1 has much higher CO2 Separation Factor than polymer
membrane.
It reduces CH4 (Hydrocarbon) loss, compared with conventional
polymer membrane system.
Separation Factor = 100
MSM-1
Polymer
Membrane
CO2 100
CH4 100 CO2 90
CH4 8.3
Separation
Factor Example
100~
Approx. 30
CO2 10
CH4 91.7
CO2 100
CH4 100 CO2 90
CH4 23.1
CO2 10
CH4 76.9
Separation Factor = 30
Reduce to 1/3
Methane Loss
Separation Factor = 150
… Reduce to 1/4
Separation Factor = 200
… Reduce to 1/5
Advantages of MSM-1 (Separation Factor)
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AGR Reboiler Duty
CH4 Loss –
Polymer Membrane
CO2 Concentration in Natural Gas
high low
Reb
oil
er
Du
ty ,
CH
4 L
oss
(E
nerg
y C
osu
mp
tio
n, E
nerg
y L
oss)
(per
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it a
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CH4 Loss –
MSM-1
- MSM-1 has very large advantages, especially when natural gas has high concentration of CO2.
- Combination of MSM-1 and AGR shows the smallest energy consumption/loss in the case of
CO2 removing from high CO2 to law CO2.
Advantages of MSM-1 (smallest energy consumption/loss)
・Compared with AGR, Membrane Separation System can reduce the Operational
Energy such as required energy for AGR and methane loss.
・Due to the high CO2 Separation factor, MSM-1 membrane
with AGR will achieve more than 60% Operational Energy
reduction compared with AGR-only system.
Typical Comparison of
Operational Energy
Advantages of MSM-1 (Operational Energy)
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(CO2<50ppm Case)
(*) (Operational Energy) = (Methane Loss)+(Heat Input to AGR)
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0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
120%
CAPE
X +
OPE
X(1
0yea
rs)
Membrane
AGR
AGR MSM-1 + AGR
CO240mol%
LNG Spec.
CO210mol%
LNG Spec.
CO240mol%
AG
R
AG
R
Sour Gas
250,000 Nm3/hr
CO2 40mol%
4.0 MPaG
Treated
Natural Gas
CO2 <50ppm
(LNG Spec.)
Membrane AGR
Permeate Gas
(CO2 Rich) CO2
MSM-1 shows quite large advantages on (CAPEX + OPEX), comparing with AGR.
⇒ We will continue to study on further cost reduction.
Confidential Advantages of MSM-1 (Cost Comparison)
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Field Test
CO2
Natural Gas
Compressor 1
Flare
Compressor 2Membrane
Module
Permeate Gas (CO2)
Residue Gas
Field Test(1) : Domestic Field, To confirm the performance of MSM-1 itself,
and to obtain engineering data for optimum design of membrane module, using
a medium scale module.
Field Test(2) : Oversea’s Field, To confirm the performance and life of MSM-1
under the actual condition in existing natural gas treating facilities. The module
to be used will be commercial scale.
We are planning to conduct 2 Step Fields tests.
Conceptual Flow of Field Test(1)
Future Plan
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Future Plan Confidential
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2B CA
Commercial
Scale PlantModule Test/Field Test(1)
(Domestic Field)
Field Test(2)
(Oversea’s Field)
…Test Module
(Medium Scale)
Large Scale
Module Design
Scale Up
(CFD Study)
1 Series
(3 – 8 Modules in a Series)N Units
(Determined by Gas Treating Capacity)
N Units
1 Unit consists or around 10 Series)
Technology Development towards Commercialization
1,000 Nm3/h
(0.9 MMSCFD)20,000 Nm3/h
(18 MMSCFD)
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Φ12mm×360mm 19elements Inside
Outside
Small Scale Model Module Confidential
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