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Ultrasound was introduced to enhance CO 2 stripping from loaded amine solutions in this work. The effects of ultrasound on desorption of CO 2 from loaded amine solutions, i.e. MEA (Monoethanolamine) and MDEA (Methyldiethanolamine), at various temperature, amine concentration, CO 2 loading and energy input of ultrasound were investigated at ambient pressure. Energy consumption of CO 2 stripping assisted by ultrasound was estimated. The data are useful as a platform for further ultrasonic related research in CO 2 capture plant.

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