Recent Technologies in Capture of CO2

Aspiazu, J.A.; Aspiazu, A.; Bolea, Irene; Bustamante, Felipe; Chavez, Rosa-Hilda; Guadarrama, Javier de J.; Guedea, Isabel; Hoyos, A.; Lara, Yolanda; Lisbona, Pilar; Lupiáñez, Carlos; Martínez, Ascensión Hernández; Müller, Anette; Picón, M.; Romeo, Luis M.; Salazar, Arelys; Torres, A. Eurico B.; Villa, A.; Zhao, LeiYang

doi:10.2174/97816080592491140101

2014

DOI: 10.2174/97816080592491140101

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Recent Technologies in Capture of CO2

J.A. Aspiazu¹,

A. Aspiazu²,

Irene Bolea³

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Abstract: Editorial Bentham Science Publisher "Recent Technologies in the capture of CO2" provides a comprehensive summary on the latest technologies available to minimize the emission of CO2 from large point sources like fossil-fuel power plants or industrial facilities. This ebook also covers various techniques that could be developed to reduce the amount of CO2 released into the atmosphere.

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Membranes for Carbon Dioxide Capture from Kuwait Power Stations:Process and Economic Analysis

Alqaheem

2021

International Journal of Thermodynamics

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Power plants account for 42% of the total emitted carbon dioxide in Kuwait. To reduce global warming, it is necessary to capture carbon dioxide from the flue gas of power stations. In this paper, commercial polyethylene-oxide based membranes were simulated using a two-stage setup for the production of a stream containing 90 mol% of carbon dioxide. The compression and the vacuum systems were evaluated in this study in terms of the membrane area, flow of the captured carbon dioxide, power consumption, and capital investment. Results show that the compression system requires less membrane area but it was not economical due to the high energy requirement of the compressor. In the vacuum system, the membrane area increased by a fold of 30 but the energy consumption was reduced by 96%. It was concluded that the vacuum system reduced the capital cost by 63% in contrast with the compression system. Compared to other technologies such as amine scrubber and pressure swing adsorption, the vacuum membrane system can provide a very attractive solution for carbon dioxide separation with a capture cost of 30.1$ per ton.

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Membranes for Carbon Dioxide Capture from Kuwait Power Stations:Process and Economic Analysis

Alqaheem

2021

International Journal of Thermodynamics

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