Biomass and Bioenergy,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
166, P. 106608 - 106608
Published: Sept. 25, 2022
Carbon
dioxide
(CO2)
capture
is
critical
for
emission
reduction.
Biochar
a
promising
adsorbent
CO2
capture.
In
this
work,
the
effect
of
relative
humidity
and
biochar
activation
with
steam
or
KOH
treatment
on
was
investigated.
The
results
demonstrate
that
sample
activated
by
has
high
capacity
(50.73
mg
g−1).
addition,
after
1.0
h
showed
carbon
38.84
g−1.
also
show
ability
decreased
as
concentration
from
100%
to
15%.
had
negative
impact
over
biochar.
capability
materials
treated
range
31.38%–62.89%
rose
8.8%
87.9%.
Furthermore,
lifetime
samples
at
various
shows
increased
adsorption
due
water
molecules
occupying
active
sites.
Carbon Capture Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
2, P. 100036 - 100036
Published: Feb. 16, 2022
Carbon
capture
and
sequestration
(CCS)
is
a
three-tier
process-
carbon
capture,
transport
storage.
The
consists
of
pre-combustion,
oxy-combustion
post-combustion
capture.
Transport
CO2
most
viable
through
pipelines.
biotic
CO2storage
occurs
terrestrial
or
oceanic
pathways
can
be
simulated
naturally
artificially.
abiotic/geologic
storage
achieved
sequestering
in
depleting/depleted
hydrocarbon
reserves,
deep
saline
aquifers
mineral
carbonation.
At
the
district
level,
64
out
641
districts
(2013
government
reports)
accounted
for
∼
60%
total
emissions.
Controlling
emissions
comes
with
challenge
sustainable
socio-economic
growth
country-
demanding
task
economy.
Indian
organizations
have
made
international
collaborations.
India
holds
substantial
geological
potential
its
basaltic
rocks,
coal
seams,
depleted
oil
soils,
sedimentary
basins.
this
point,
no
/
clean
development
mechanism
projects
are
operational
country.
next
10-15
years
would
very
crucial
to
attain
technological
advancement
deploy
large-scale
CCS
projects.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(28), P. 32134 - 32148
Published: July 12, 2022
Due
to
the
enormous
increase
in
number
of
metal-organic
frameworks
(MOFs),
combining
molecular
simulations
with
machine
learning
(ML)
would
be
a
very
useful
approach
for
accurate
and
rapid
assessment
separation
performances
thousands
materials.
In
this
work,
we
combined
these
two
powerful
approaches,
ML,
evaluate
MOF
membranes
MOF/polymer
mixed
matrix
(MMMs)
six
different
gas
separations:
He/H2,
He/N2,
He/CH4,
H2/N2,
H2/CH4,
N2/CH4.
Single-component
uptakes
diffusivities
were
computed
by
grand
canonical
Monte
Carlo
(GCMC)
dynamics
(MD)
simulations,
respectively,
simulation
results
used
assess
permeabilities
selectivities
membranes.
Physical,
chemical,
energetic
features
MOFs
as
descriptors,
eight
ML
models
developed
predict
adsorption
diffusion
properties
MOFs.
Gas
membrane
5249
31,494
MMMs
predicted
using
models.
To
examine
transferability
models,
also
focused
on
computer-generated,
hypothetical
(hMOFs)
permeability
selectivity
1000
hMOF/polymer
MMMs.
The
that
accurately
uptake
He,
H2,
N2,
CH4
gases
will
significantly
accelerate
These
direct
extensive
experimental
efforts
computationally
demanding
fabrication
analysis
materials
offering
high
performance
target
separation.
Clean Technologies,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
4(4), P. 1193 - 1207
Published: Nov. 17, 2022
One
of
society’s
major
current
challenges
is
carbon
dioxide
emissions
and
their
consequences.
In
this
context,
new
technologies
for
(CO2)
capture
have
attracted
much
attention.
these
utilization
(CCU).
This
work
focuses
on
the
latest
trends
in
a
holistic
approach
to
utilization.
Absorption,
adsorption,
membranes,
chemical
looping
are
considered
CO2
capture.
Each
technology
described,
its
benefits
drawbacks
discussed.
For
use
dioxide,
various
possible
applications
CCU
starting
with
agriculture
proceeding
conversion
into
fuels
(catalytic
processes),
chemicals
(photocatalytic
polymers,
building
supplies.
decades,
has
been
used
industrial
processes,
such
as
CO2-enhanced
oil
recovery,
food
industry,
organic
compound
production
(such
urea),
water
treatment,
and,
therefore,
flame
retardants
coolants.
There
also
several
CO2-utilization
at
stages
development
exploitation,
electrochemical
fuels,
supercritical
CO2.
At
end
review,
future
opportunities
discussed
regarding
machine
learning
(ML)
life
cycle
assessment
(LCA).
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
62(42), P. 17168 - 17181
Published: June 29, 2023
This
work
investigates
three
types
of
biochar
(bamboo
charcoal,
wood
pellet,
and
coconut
shell)
for
postcombustion
carbon
capture.
Each
is
structurally
modified
through
physical
(H2O,
CO2)
chemical
(ZnCl2,
KOH,
H3PO4)
activation
to
improve
capture
performance.
Three
methods
(CO2
adsorption
isotherms,
CO2
fixed-bed
adsorption,
thermogravimetric
analysis)
are
used
determine
the
capacity.
The
results
show
that
a
more
than
2.35
mmol·g–1
(1
bar,
298
K)
capacity
was
achieved
using
activated
samples.
It
also
demonstrated
performance
by
depends
on
multiple
surface
textural
properties.
A
high
area
pore
volume
resulted
in
an
enhanced
Furthermore,
O*/C
ratio
width
negative
correlation
with
biochars.
Ultrasonics Sonochemistry,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
90, P. 106202 - 106202
Published: Oct. 14, 2022
Metal-organic
framework
(MOF)
membranes
hold
the
promise
for
energy-efficient
separation
processes.
These
nanocrystalline
compounds
can
effectively
separate
materials
with
different
sizes
and
shapes
at
a
molecular
level.
Furthermore,
MOFs
are
excellent
candidates
improving
membrane
permeability
and/or
selectivity
due
to
their
unique
properties,
such
as
high
specific
area
special
wettability.
Generally,
be
used
fillers
in
mixed
matrix
(MMMs)
or
incorporated
onto
surface
modify
top
layer.
Characteristics
of
MOFs,
correspondingly,
properties
MOF-based
membranes,
majorly
affected
by
production
technique.
This
critical
review
discusses
sonication
technique
MOF
opportunities
challenges
using
making
membranes.
Effective
parameters
on
characteristics
synthesized
time
power,
were
discussed
detail.
Although
ultrasonically
have
shown
great
potential
fabrication/modification
gas
liquid
separation/purification,
so
far,
no
comprehensive
has
been
published
clarify
accomplishments
technological
gaps
future
research
direction.
paper
aims
most
recent
conducted
modification
polymeric
Recommendations
provided
intent
identifying
works
explore
influential
parameters.
Membranes,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(12), P. 898 - 898
Published: Dec. 2, 2023
Carbon
dioxide
(CO2),
which
results
from
fossil
fuel
combustion
and
industrial
processes,
accounts
for
a
substantial
part
of
the
total
anthropogenic
greenhouse
gases
(GHGs).
As
result,
several
carbon
capture,
utilization
storage
(CCUS)
technologies
have
been
developed
during
last
decade.
Chemical
absorption,
adsorption,
cryogenic
separation
membrane
are
most
widely
used
post-combustion
CO2
capture
technologies.
This
study
reviews
latest
progress
in
processes
separation.
More
specifically,
objective
present
work
is
to
state
art
membrane-based
flue
focuses
mainly
on
recent
advancements
commonly
employed
materials.
These
materials
utilized
fabrication
application
novel
composite
membranes
or
mixed-matrix
(MMMs),
improved
intrinsic
surface
characteristics
and,
thus,
can
achieve
high
selectivity
permeability.
Recent
described
regarding
metal–organic
frameworks
(MOFs),
molecular
sieves
(CMSs),
nanocomposite
membranes,
ionic
liquid
(IL)-based
facilitated
transport
(FTMs),
comprise
MMMs.
The
significant
challenges
future
prospects
implementing
also
presented.