The unit we model
Absorber, water wash, lean/rich exchanger, stripper and reboiler on amine-based post-combustion capture, with the full solvent circuit.
Carbon Capture Facilities
Post-combustion capture is an amine plant with a tighter energy budget.
A capture plant is an absorber, a stripper and a reboiler running the same solvent chemistry as gas sweetening. The difference is that regeneration energy decides whether the project is viable.
Calibrated on this unitSame chemistry, same fault set.
What it finds
Solvent degradation and heat-stable salt build-up, foaming, exchanger fouling, and the slow climb in reboiler duty per tonne captured.
What it protects
Capture rate, solvent make-up, and the steam that sets your cost per tonne. Excess energy is one of the six consequences the engine prices directly.
Scope on your site
What is inside the model, and what is not.
- Post-combustion amine capture — modelled
- Solvent regeneration — modelled
- Water wash and solvent losses — modelled
- CO₂ compression and export — adjacent
Ten minutes in the platform beats an hour of slides.
It runs on a real amine train with thirteen days of one-minute history behind it — live diagnosis, root causes and cost per hour. Nothing on this page is a mock-up.
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