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#DAC of CO2 from the atm. is being explored as a tech. that can contribute to the goal of reaching #NetZero CO2 emissions.
A new study led by @DonglongFu1 showed that the use of zeolitic materials are feasible for DAC when it is integrated with H2O harvesting.
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#DAC of CO2 from the atm. is being explored as a tech. that can contribute to the goal of reaching #NetZero CO2 emissions.
A new study led by @DonglongFu1 showed that the use of zeolitic materials are feasible for DAC when it is integrated with H2O harvesting.
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"A combination of a commercially available desiccant, AQSOA-Z02A, and a mordenite-type zeolite (MOR) enables
continuous operation of a designed #DAC system comprised of two
parallel units with a regeneration temperature of 100Β°C," research finds.
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continuous operation of a designed #DAC system comprised of two
parallel units with a regeneration temperature of 100Β°C," research finds.
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Furthermore, "the system
using pure #zeolite alone requires regeneration at temperatures between 200Β°C and 300Β°C."
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using pure #zeolite alone requires regeneration at temperatures between 200Β°C and 300Β°C."
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"Techno-economic analyses of 12 process
scenarios reveal that the energy requirement of the best scenario
investigated is 71 GJ/tCO2, while the conventional pure zeolitebased system requires 200 GJ/tCO2."
#DAC
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scenarios reveal that the energy requirement of the best scenario
investigated is 71 GJ/tCO2, while the conventional pure zeolitebased system requires 200 GJ/tCO2."
#DAC
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Research declared that, "the optimized system gives a
cost between $246 and $568 per ton CO2 #captured, depending on
the energy costs, while system operates at sub-0Β°C temperatures or with
integration of water harvesting, respectively."
#DAC
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cost between $246 and $568 per ton CO2 #captured, depending on
the energy costs, while system operates at sub-0Β°C temperatures or with
integration of water harvesting, respectively."
#DAC
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π Read open-access study performed by @DonglongFu1 & Mark Devis funded by @Caltech entitled: "Toward the feasible direct air capture of
carbon dioxide with molecular sieves by water
management," here β¬οΈ
cell.com/cell-reports-pβ¦
#DirectAirCapture
#CarbonDioxideRemoval
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carbon dioxide with molecular sieves by water
management," here β¬οΈ
cell.com/cell-reports-pβ¦
#DirectAirCapture
#CarbonDioxideRemoval
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