Research on Decarburization of Offshore Platforms Based on Membrane–Cryogenic Distillation Coupling Technology

Under the “dual carbon” goals, offshore oil and gas development requires efficient CO2 reduction solutions. This study investigates a membrane–cryogenic distillation-coupled process for treating high-CO2-associated gas (40%–70% CO2). The experimental results demonstrate that the membrane unit enriches CO2 to over 80% under optimized pressure and temperature conditions. Subsequent cryogenic distillation further purifies CO2 to ≥95% with a recovery rate of 80%. The integrated system improves the overall recovery to 80%, reduces energy consumption, and decreases the equipment footprint by approximately 30% compared to conventional methods. This process demonstrates technical feasibility, along with economic and environmental benefits, for decarbonizing offshore gas production, supporting green development in the energy sector.

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Coatings
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2025-11-03
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https://doi.org/10.3390/coatings15111272
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Carbon Dioxide Capture Technologies
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Under the “dual carbon” goals, offshore oil and gas development requires efficient CO2 reduction solutions. This study investigates a membrane–cryogenic distillation-coupled process for treating high-CO2-associated gas (40%–70% CO2). The experimental results demonstrate that the membrane unit enriches CO2 to over 80% under optimized pressure and temperature conditions. Subsequent cryogenic distillation further purifies CO2 to ≥95% with a recovery rate of 80%. The integrated system improves the overall recovery to 80%, reduces energy consumption, and decreases the equipment footprint by approximately 30% compared to conventional methods. This process demonstrates technical feasibility, along with economic and environmental benefits, for decarbonizing offshore gas production, supporting green development in the energy sector.

CoatingsVol. 15(11)
Liaoning Shihua University (CN), Second Hospital of Liaohe Oilfield (CN)
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