Implementing CO2 capture process in power plants: Optimization procedure and environmental impact

Romero-García, Ana Gabriela; Mora-Morales, Carolina; Chargoy-Amador, Juan Pablo; Ramírez‐Corona, Nelly; Sánchez‐Ramírez, Eduardo; Segovia‐Hernández, Juan Gabriel

doi:10.1016/j.cherd.2022.02.023

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“…With the use of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology, industrial operations emitting carbon dioxide (CO 2 ), comprising coal-red power plants, can be absorbed and used for a variety of applications or stored underground [17,20]. Reduced greenhouse gas emissions and the impacts of climate change are the primary objectives of CCS.…”

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Carbon Capture and Microalgae Growth: A Novel Method Using CSP and CCS in Combination with Coal Power

Sharma,

Dubey

2023

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This study seeks to investigate the concept of combining coal power, concentrated solar power (CSP), as well as atmospheric pollutant (CO2) capture and storage (CCS) techniques in order to lower the emissions of carbon in electrical networks. Using concentrated solar energy, the study intends to absorb CO2 from the environment and coal-fired power plants and utilise it to grow microalgae in raceway ponds. The paper advocated the generation of microalgae using captured CO2 and included mathematical and experimental studies for carbon capture and sequestration from coal power plants. The study also provided information on the energy incident on the Scheffler dish, the typical steam temperature, the plant's efficiency in capturing carbon, and the total amount of CO2 released over time. The analysis comes to the conclusion that the system has the potential to remove 394200 kg of carbon dioxide annually and that improving the solar concentrator's design and operation can increase both the output and efficiency of the power generation system

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%