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CO 2 capture by means of CaO cycling represents a cost effective, immediate solution to rising CO 2 emissions. The mechanism of loss of utilization efficiency and associated change in carbonation kinetics of CaO particles was examined by conducting calcination/carbonation cycling of 150–250μm Strasburg limestone precursor, by swinging the pressure from atmospheric (for calcination)...
Two Greek limestones with different properties were tested to determine their CO 2 and SO 2 capture performance. The reversibility of the sorbents for CO 2 capture was investigated by performing looping cycles in atmospheric and pressurized thermogravimetric reactors, with synthetic gas mixtures containing different partial pressures of CO 2 and SO 2 to simulate...
One promising method for the capture of CO 2 from point sources is through the usage of a lime-based sorbent. Lime (CaO) acts as a CO 2 carrier, absorbing CO 2 from the flue gas (carbonation) and releasing it in a separate reactor (calcination) to create a pure stream of CO 2 suitable for sequestration. One of the challenges with this process is the decay in calcium...
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