Downflow Gas Contactor (DGC) Technology
Downflow Gas Contactor (DGC) Technology - Gas contactor for mass transfer
The Downflow Gas Contactor (DGC) is a mass transfer device for contacting/absorption of gas-liquids for process industries.
The DGC reactor has several uses: carbon capture for CO2 removal from any gaseous stream, effluent treatment (wastewater), and chemical reactions. The system consists of a column which can be constructed to specific requirements such as dimension and configuration. At the top of the column, a gas and a liquid stream enter the reactor simultaneously through an specially designed entry (SDI). Both streams enter the reactor as a high velocity jet stream. This produces a gas dispersion that enhances mass transfer from the gas to the liquid which occurs at the interfacial area (where the gas and liquid meet). The intense turbulence and shear at the interface results in efficient gas-liquid mixing with minimal energy expenditure.
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Key features
- •In CO2 capture, DGC can remove 99% of CO2 from biogas.
- •Size of reactor is 30-60% smaller than conventional bioreactor used in effluent treatment.
Profitability
- •10-30% lower OPEX for the three applications (CO2 capture, effluent treatment, and chemical reactions)
SDG’s of application
Maturity Stage
- Medium and large scale commercialization
- Small scale commercialization
- Initial market commercialization
- Prototype testing in the real world
- Prototype testing 1:1 in the lab
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Europe
Ukraine, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Russia, Serbia, Romania, Portugal, Poland, Norway, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Italy, Iceland, Ireland, Hungary, Croatia, Greece, United Kingdom, France, Finland, Spain, Denmark, Germany, Switzerland, Bulgaria, Belgium, Austria,
Asia
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Africa
Uganda, Tanzania, Tunisia, Sudan, Nigeria, Mauritius, Morocco, Libya, Kenya, Ghana, Ethiopia, Western Sahara, Egypt, Algeria, Cameroon, Republic of the Congo, Angola, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe,
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