Opportunities of Coupling Hydrothermal Liquefaction with Wet Oxidation: Significance of Appropriate Thermodynamic Model Selection in Process Modeling
Abstrak
This study examines the significance of thermodynamic model selection to improve predictions when modeling a wet oxidation (WO) process. WO is a promising technology for treating the highly concentrated process water stream from hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL) while generating heat, due to the exothermic oxidation reactions, leading to a potential integrated HTL-WO autothermal process. However, the harsh process conditions employed fail to describe oxygen solubility accurately, leading to major deviations in predicted COD reduction, heat generation, vapor fraction, and final design. To accurately capture oxygen solubility at elevated temperatures and pressures, experimental oxygen solubility data were regressed using activity coefficient models. This yielded improved oxygen solubility predictions at 280–350 °C, more realistic vapor fractions and heat outputs, and COD reduction close to experimental values.
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Arif Hussain
Bertram Thoning Hvass Søgaard
Konstantinos Anastasakis
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- 2025
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- DOAJ
- DOI
- 10.3390/proceedings2025121007
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- Open Access ✓