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334 Y. Xie et al. / Applied Energy 136 (2014) 325–335 Fig. 12. The amount of ILs and energy consumption for pressure- and temperature-swing CO2 separation process. 4. Conclusion In this work, in order to carry out the energy consumption for a CO2 separation process using ILs as liquid absorbents based on the available experimental data, the experimental CO2 solubility in imidazolium-based ILs at pressures below 10 MPa was evaluated by NRTL-RK model firstly. It is found that most of the data is reli- able, and the data from three sources is inconsistent with those from other sources. The reliable CO2 solubilities were further rep- resented by the NRTL-RK model, and the CO2 absorption enthalpy was then calculated based on the thermodynamic model. The results show that the CO2 absorption enthalpy in ILs is dominated by the CO2 dissolution enthalpy. The magnitude of CO2 absorption enthalpy decreases with increasing chain length in cation and strongly depends on the anion of ILs. The energy consumption of a CO2 separation process was esti- mated. The energy consumption for separating 1 mol of CO2 using different ILs was calculated and compared. If the solvent is regen- erated by releasing pressure, the CO2 desorption enthalpy contrib- utes mostly to the total energy consumption; If CO2 is absorbed at 298 K and 1 MPa and IL is regenerated by decreasing the pressure to 0.1MPa at the same temperature, among the studied ILs, [emim][EtSO4] is the solvent with the lowest energy consumption of 9.840 kJ/mol CO2. If the solvent is regenerated by increasing temperature, the sensible enthalpy has a significant influence on the total energy consumption for a CO2 separation process because of the high heat capacity of ILs; If CO2 is absorbed at (298 K, 0.1 MPa) and desorbed at (323 K, 0.1 MPa), [emim][PF6] is the solvent with the lowest energy demand of 888.9 kJ/mol CO2. 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