The air filter assembly with charcoal canister includes an air filter and charcoal canister. The air filter and charcoal canister connect with each other by clamping. The charcoal canister and filter are connected with each other with compact structure and overall appearance. The assembling is simplified, and time and costs are saved.

A system for compressing and drying hydrogen is provided. The system may have a humidifier configured to receive and humidify a concentrated hydrogen stream and produce a first humidified hydrogen stream. The system may also have a compressor configured to receive and compress the first humidified hydrogen stream, and produce a pressurized humidified hydrogen stream. The system may further have a dryer including a first bed configured to in production mode receive the pressurized humidified hydrogen stream, adsorb at least a portion of the humidity, and produce a product hydrogen stream. The first bed may further be configured to in regeneration mode receive a portion of the concentrated hydrogen stream to regenerate the first bed, and produce a second humidified hydrogen stream.

Processes for removing contaminants in CO.sub.2 recovery processes are described. The processes incorporate water wash units and/or NO.sub.2SO.sub.2 removal section to remove sulfur oxide compounds and heavy nitric oxide compounds such as NO.sub.2. Some processes include CO.sub.2 PSA units and CO.sub.2 fractionation columns, while others only use CO.sub.2 PSA units. The CO.sub.2 PSA concentrates CO.sub.2 along with heavy nitric oxide compounds, SO.sub.2 and NH.sub.3. Optional quench columns, guard beds, particulate polishing units, and molecular sieves can be used remove HCl, HF, SO.sub.2, SO.sub.3, NH.sub.3, hydrocarbons, mercury, and heavy metals.

A method and apparatus for purifying air via a pre-purification unit (PPU) of an air separation unit (ASU) system can include passing air through a first adsorber of the PPU to purify the air for operation of the ASU system while it is at or below a first pre-selected operational capacity. In response to the operational capacity of the ASU system needing to be increased to a level above the first pre-selected operational capacity threshold, a second adsorber can be brought on-line in parallel with the first adsorber or in series with the first adsorber to provide improved purification capacity to account for the increased demand for purification capacity resulting from the increased operational capacity of the ASU system. This second adsorber can be different from the first adsorber (e.g. different in size, adsorption capacity for impurities within air, and/or configuration, etc.).

A facility for recovering carbon dioxide from a feed gas flow, including a unit for treating the feed gas flow in order to produce, from feed gas flow, a carbon dioxide-rich gas flow and a nitrogen-rich gas flow, a compression stage for compressing the feed gas flow, an expansion stage capable of outputting mechanical energy generated by the expansion of the nitrogen-rich gas flow, a thermal device arranged to enable heat transfers to take place between the gas flow leaving the compression stage and the nitrogen-rich gas flow prior to expansion, and a device for utilising the mechanical energy output by the expansion stage.

An integrated temperature swing adsorption (TSA) process and gas fermentation process and device is disclosed. A heated tail gas stream from the gas fermentation process is used to heat and regenerate adsorbent in the TSA device. A portion of treated feedstock from the TSA device is used to cool the regenerated adsorbent. Integration of a tail gas stream from the gas fermentation zone used for regeneration of absorbent in the TSA eliminates the need for an inert gas regenerant and using TSA treated gas feedstock for cooling regenerated adsorbent allows for maximum recovery and use of available gas feedstock. Alternatively, when a pressure swing adsorption (PSA) process is also employed, a purge stream from the PSA may be used as regenerant in the TSA process.

An adsorptive separation apparatus comprises an upper air pipe, a lower air pipe, an adsorption pipe assembly located between the upper air pipe and the lower air pipe, an oil-water separation seat located at an end of the lower air pipe, and an oil-water separator arranged in the oil-water separation seat. An inner cavity is formed in the oil-water separation seat, and an air intake port is provided on the outer side surface of the oil-water separation seat. The inner cavity is in communication with the air intake port and the lower air pipe. The oil-water separator is located in the inner cavity. The oil-water separator comprises a separator housing and multiple layers of wire meshes filled inside the separator housing. Multiple through holes are formed on the separator housing.

A dryer for compressed gas includes a pressure vessel containing a drying zone and a regeneration zone, a drum within the rotation symmetrical part, equipped with a regenerable drying agent; driving means for rotating the aforementioned drum so that the drying agent is successively moved through the drying zone and the regeneration zone, an inlet for the supply of the compressed air to be dried to the drying zone, an outlet for the removal of the dried compressed gas, and a first connection line for branching off of a partial stream of the dried compressed gas and transfer of this partial stream to the regeneration zone. The drying zone is on outlet side is subdivided using a divider into a first outlet zone with which the outlet is connected for the dried compressed gas, and a second outlet zone with which the first connection line is connected.

Several embodiments of the present technology are directed to the removal of one or more air pollutants using cooling and/or calcium-containing particles. In some embodiments, a method for removing air pollutants comprises flowing a gas stream having calcium-containing particles and one or more of mercury or hydrochloric acid molecules, and cooling the gas stream, thereby causing at least a portion of the calcium-containing particles to adsorb to the mercury and/or hydrochloric acid molecules in the gas stream. The method can further comprise, after cooling the gas stream, filtering the gas stream to remove at least a portion of the calcium-containing particles having adsorbed mercury and hydrochloric acid.

The present invention relates to a system (100) for dry sorption. The system comprises a gas inlet (130) through which exhaust gas from processing industry is flowing into the system (100), a velocity increasing device which is arranged downstream of the gas inlet (130), and a reaction chamber (140) is arranged downstream of the velocity increasing device. The exhaust gas is brought into contact with the sorbent from a sorbent distributor (150) in the reaction chamber (140), wherein the velocity increasing device is a booster (110) and comprises a plurality of resistances to the flow of gas for creation of a turbulent flow of exhaust gas at the outlet of the booster for enhanced sorption. Further, the present invention0relates to a method for cleaning exhaust gas from processing industry utilizing the system (100) for dry sorption.