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Separation of CO from blast furnace gas is an international problem, which is mainly due to the blast furnace gas also contains a large number of N2 and CO2. Because of the close boiling point of N2 and CO, the traditional cryogenic rectification process cannot be used to separate CO from blast furnace gas. The adsorption of CO and N2 is low, and the adsorption of CO2 is easy to poisoning and deactivation, so the conventional pressure swing adsorption method cannot be used for CO separation of blast furnace gas.

n the process of steel production, a large number of blast furnace gas, converter gas, coke oven gas, rich in carbon monoxide, hydrogen and methane are valuable components, which are the main secondary energy sources of steel works. 55-60% of H2 is contained in coke oven gas, converter gas and blast furnace gas respectively