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Carbonate Looping Pilot Plant
November 29, 2012 | Leave a Comment
In its pilot plant for CO2 capture scientists at the TU Darmstadt have explored the carbonate looping process successfully. When carbonate looping method of naturally occurring limestone is used to bind the CO2 is initially in a first reactor from the exhaust stream of the power plant. In a second reactor, the pure carbon dioxide is released again and may be further processed or stored.
Image Credit: TU Darmstadt.
Click image for the largest view. An even larger view is at the TUD news site.
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