Nano-CaCO3 particles were surface-coated with SiO2 by the sol-gel method and used as the high temperature CO2 adsorption material.CaCO3 samples prepared at 60—90℃ were characterized with TEM
EDS and XRD methods and the initial and final decomposition temperature were determined with TGA.The CO2 adsorption ratio and carbonation-calcination characteristics were evaluated in a φ12 mm fixed bed reactor.The analytical results showed that there was an amorphous SiO2 film formed on the surface of nano-CaCO3
and the atomic ratio of Si to Ca is 1∶39.The initial and final decomposition temperatures were 595—620℃ and 800—820℃ respectively.The maximum CO2 adsorption ratio of SiO2 coated with nano-CaCO3 was 92.1% at 600℃with a 10% increase as compared with the uncoated nano-CaCO3 particles.After 20 cyclic carbonation and calcination runs
CO2 adsorption ratio of the SiO2 coated samples was 63%.The XRD analysis illustrated that the crystal type of nano-CaCO3 had no change after 20 cyclic runs.
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