The escalating urgency for renewable energy solutions and sustainable waste management strategies has intensified research into biogas purification technologies, particularly addressing the critical need for efficient CO2 removal to enhance methane concentration. This study optimized zeolite pellet fabrication and evaluated their CO2 adsorption performance for biogas purification. Zeolite samples were systematically processed through pelletization and calcination procedures, with experimental parameters encompassing particle sizes (50-140 mesh), calcination temperatures (200-400○C), and durations (2-4 hours). The pelletization process achieved optimal yield performance of 75.97±0.70% under conditions of 50 mesh particle size, 200○C calcination temperature, and 2-hour duration, corresponding to maximum pellet density of 1.94±0.03 g/cm3. Water adsorption capacity reached its peak at 3.35±0.11% utilizing 140 mesh zeolite calcined at 400○C for 4 hours. Most significantly, CO2 removal efficiency achieved 92.5±0.75% under optimal conditions of 140 mesh particle size, 400○C calcination temperature, and 4-hour calcination duration. Comprehensive characterization revealed crystallite size reduction from 53.31 nm to 37.41 nm following activation, while scanning electron microscopy confirmed heterogeneous pore structure with grain-like surface morphology. Energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy analysis indicated substantial oxygen content increase from 31.31% to 58.30% post-CO2 adsorption, accompanied by carbon content decrease from 30.59% to 5.54%. N2 adsorption quantified surface area, pore volume, and pore diameter as 283.01 m2/g, 0.292 cc/g, and 2.569 Å, respectively. These findings establish zeolite pellets as highly effective CO2 adsorbents with substantial potential for industrial-scale biogas purification implementation.
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