Method for separating a multi-component feed stream using...

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F25J 3/00 (2006.01) F25J 3/02 (2006.01)

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CA 2059068

The invention relates to a method for separating two primary components of a multi-component feed stream (e.g., methane and nitrogen) in the presence of a third, freezable component (e.g., carbon dioxide) having a relative volatility less than that of either primary component. The inventive process employs both a distillation section and a controlled freezing zone ("CFZ"). The freezable component is allowed to freeze in the CFZ, and the resulting solids are collected at the bottom of the CFZ. The CFZ also produces a vapor overhead product enriched in one of the primary components and a liquid bottom product enriched in the other primary component. The solids of the freezable component are melted and mixed with the CFZ liquid bottom product to form a liquid feed stream for the distillation section which operates like a conventional distillation section, while tolerating significantly high concentrations (i.e., >0.1 mole %) of the freezable component without solids formation, at temperatures well below the freezable component's freezing point.

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