High-temperature CO2 capture with modified CaO-based pellet sorbents: TGA results

Yinghai Wu; Vasilije Manovic; Ian He; Edward J. Anthony

High-temperature CO₂ capture with modified CaO-based pellet sorbents: TGA results

Yinghai Wu^*
, Vasilije Manovic
, Ian He
, Edward J. Anthony

^*Corresponding author for this work

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1 Scopus citations

Abstract

CO₂ is one of the major greenhouse gases that contributes to anthropogenic global climate change. The goal of carbon capture technology is the production of a concentrated stream of CO₂ that can be readily liquefied, piped, and sequestered. However, the CO₂ concentration produced in normal power plants is diluted. Solid looping cycles offer an important new technique for CO₂ separation. Novel CO₂ sorbents using a mechanical pelletizer for calcium looping were developed. The performance of the pellet sorbents was evaluated under simulated cyclic conditions for carbonation and calcination. Samples with addition of cement as the binder for pelletization displayed a stable carrying capacity over long-term multi-cycle tests. This is an abstract of a paper presented at the 2011 AIChE Spring Meeting & 7th Global Congress on Process Safety (Chicago, IL 3/13-17/2011).

Original language	English
Title of host publication	11AIChE - 2011 AIChE Spring Meeting and 7th Global Congress on Process Safety, Conference Proceedings
Publisher	American Institute of Chemical Engineers
ISBN (Print)	9780816910670
State	Published - 2011
Externally published	Yes
Event	2011 AIChE Spring Meeting and 7th Global Congress on Process Safety, 11AIChE - Chicago, IL, United States Duration: 13 Mar 2011 → 17 Mar 2011

Publication series

Name	11AIChE - 2011 AIChE Spring Meeting and 7th Global Congress on Process Safety, Conference Proceedings

Conference

Conference	2011 AIChE Spring Meeting and 7th Global Congress on Process Safety, 11AIChE
Country/Territory	United States
City	Chicago, IL
Period	13/03/11 → 17/03/11

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SDG 13 Climate Action

ASJC Scopus subject areas

General Chemical Engineering
General Chemistry
Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality

Cite this

Wu, Y., Manovic, V., He, I., & Anthony, E. J. (2011). High-temperature CO₂ capture with modified CaO-based pellet sorbents: TGA results. In 11AIChE - 2011 AIChE Spring Meeting and 7th Global Congress on Process Safety, Conference Proceedings (11AIChE - 2011 AIChE Spring Meeting and 7th Global Congress on Process Safety, Conference Proceedings). American Institute of Chemical Engineers.

Wu, Yinghai ; Manovic, Vasilije ; He, Ian et al. / High-temperature CO₂ capture with modified CaO-based pellet sorbents : TGA results. 11AIChE - 2011 AIChE Spring Meeting and 7th Global Congress on Process Safety, Conference Proceedings. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 2011. (11AIChE - 2011 AIChE Spring Meeting and 7th Global Congress on Process Safety, Conference Proceedings).

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Wu, Y, Manovic, V, He, I & Anthony, EJ 2011, High-temperature CO₂ capture with modified CaO-based pellet sorbents: TGA results. in 11AIChE - 2011 AIChE Spring Meeting and 7th Global Congress on Process Safety, Conference Proceedings. 11AIChE - 2011 AIChE Spring Meeting and 7th Global Congress on Process Safety, Conference Proceedings, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 2011 AIChE Spring Meeting and 7th Global Congress on Process Safety, 11AIChE, Chicago, IL, United States, 13/03/11.

High-temperature CO₂ capture with modified CaO-based pellet sorbents: TGA results. / Wu, Yinghai; Manovic, Vasilije; He, Ian et al.
11AIChE - 2011 AIChE Spring Meeting and 7th Global Congress on Process Safety, Conference Proceedings. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 2011. (11AIChE - 2011 AIChE Spring Meeting and 7th Global Congress on Process Safety, Conference Proceedings).

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Wu Y, Manovic V, He I, Anthony EJ. High-temperature CO₂ capture with modified CaO-based pellet sorbents: TGA results. In 11AIChE - 2011 AIChE Spring Meeting and 7th Global Congress on Process Safety, Conference Proceedings. American Institute of Chemical Engineers. 2011. (11AIChE - 2011 AIChE Spring Meeting and 7th Global Congress on Process Safety, Conference Proceedings).