Cao sırasında kireçtaşı sorbent morfolojisindeki değişiklikler

A Zr-doped CaO sorbent for high-temperature CO 2 capture was fabricated using electrospinning. The nanofiber sorbent with an average filament diameter of about 160 nm is characterized by an initial CO 2 uptake capacity of 12.1 mmol/g, a specific surface area of 79 m 2 /g, an indentation Young's modulus of 520 MPa, and a hardness of 1.6 MPa.

Improving the cyclic CO 2 uptake stability of CaO-based solid sorbents can provide a means to lower CO 2 capture costs. Here, we develop nanostructured yolk(CaO)–shell(ZrO 2) sorbents with a high cyclic CO 2 uptake stability which outperform benchmark CaO nanoparticles after 20 cycles (0.17 g CO 2 g Sorbent −1) by more than 250% (0.61 g CO …

Carbon dioxide capture and storage technologies are short to mid‐term solutions to reduce anthropogenic CO 2 emissions. CaO‐based sorbents have emerged as a viable class of cost‐efficient CO 2 sorbents for high temperature applications. Yet, CaO‐based sorbents are prone to deactivation over repeated CO 2 capture and …

The main challenge in calcium looping is the synthesis of highly efficient CaO-based sorbents that can be used over many reaction cycles. Here, a sacial N …

Fig. 2 shows the TPR profiles of the NiO/CaO catal-sorbents under (a) 10% H 2 and (b) 10% CH 4 treatment conditions from 100 °C to 800 °C, with a temperature ramping rate of 10 °C min −1 after the pretreatment with N 2 …

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Under severe but more realistic conditions (calcination at 950°C under pure CO2 flow), the mixed CaO-Al2O3 sorbent still retained ~42% of its initial sorption capacity, corresponding to 4.8mol of ...

In this study, we prepared a homogeneous dispersion of CaO-SiO2 sorbent with advanced nanostructures as an efficient solid-reducing agent for the elimination of hazardous chemicals. The hydrophobic properties of SiO2 ceramic particles are of interest for reducing the limitations and enhancing the chemical properties of highly hygroscopic …

However, the major challenge in developing Ca-L technology is the problem of loss in capacity, the main reason for this can be identified in severe sintering at high temperature during calcination process, leading to a reduction in available surface area for reaction [5, 6].In addition, commercial CaO-based sorbents have sub-optimal …

A polymeric template consisting of polystyrene microbeads was used to provide the macroporous structure of synthesized CaO-based sorbents.It was found that the pore size distribution of prepared and calcined sorbents drastically depends on the amount and particle size of the template used, as well as on the sorbent preparation …

CaO derived naturally from limestone or dolomite is an inexpensive and widely available sorbent. Understanding the mechanisms of CaO carbonation at ambient temperature under the assistance of H 2 O is important for predicting the reaction of CaO in complex environments and designing novel CaO materials. In this study, we found that …

To improve the CO 2 capture capacity of calcium-based sorbents after the long-term calcium looping processes, a large number of methods of preparation have been advanced, such as hydration with water or steam, 13−16 acid pretreatment, 17 high-intensity acoustic pulse, 18 employing organic-carbon templates during sorbent preparation, …

The concern of carbon dioxide (CO 2) emissions, a main contribution of greenhouse gases, has been emerged as an important issue for environmental impact.Adsorption of CO 2 by porous solid materials is proven to be one of efficient techniques for CO 2 capture technologies. In the present work, attempted has been made …

Carbon dioxide capture and storage technologies are short to mid-term solutions to reduce anthropogenic CO 2 emissions. CaO-based sorbents have emerged as a viable class of cost-efficient CO 2 sorbents for high temperature applications. Yet, CaO-based sorbents are prone to deactivation over repeated CO 2 capture and regeneration …

Calcium oxide is a promising sorbent for the capture of carbon dioxide. In this work, CaO sorbents were prepared using different precursors, including Ca(NO3)2·4H2O, CaO, Ca(OH)2, CaCO3, and Ca(CH3COO)2·H2O. Of these, the sorbent prepared from calcium acetate (CaAc2−CaO) resulted in the best uptake characteristics for CO2. This …

The potential of CaO-based sorbents using waste and natural geological materials (two wastes of marble powders and four limestones) for CO 2 capture through the Calcium-looping process was assessed using two distinct carbonation gas atmospheres: a real industrial flue gas from a cement plant, and a synthetic gas mixture. The sorbents' …

A synthetic CaO-based sorbent composed of 20 wt% Ca 9 Al 6 O 18 and 80 wt% CaO showed excellent activity and stability over multiple carbonation–calcination cycles. The improved CO 2 capture performance was mainly ascribed to the even distribution of the inert Ca 9 Al 6 O 18 within the sorbent. The random pore model (RPM) …

and stands out due to the very high theoretical CO 2 uptake capacity of CaO (0.78 g CO 2 g sorbent −1), low predicted CO 2 capture costs (ca. 23.7 USD t CO 2 −1) 6 and the high abundance and …

However, while there have been many general papers on the effects of using hydrated sorbent for CO 2 /SO 2 capture, few have investigated the kinetics of the gas–solid reaction of H 2 O with CaO. Maciel-Camacho et al. [21] investigated the hydration kinetics of lime pellets at low temperatures (less than 373 K) and low partial pressures of …

A CaO sorbent was tested under varying steam concentrations up to 40 vol.% for 10 CaL cycles (carbonation: 650 °C, calcination: 900 °C). Compared to the dry condition, steam addition during carbonation and intermediate steam hydration were both found effective for CaO re-activation. For the former, the improved sorbent reactivity was …

The calcium looping technology (CaLT) uses CaO-based solids as the regenerable sorbent to repeat the reversible reaction of CaO and CO 2 (Eq (1)). The …

Calcium oxide is a known adsorbent for the capture of carbon dioxide. In this study, CaO-based sorbents were prepared using the precipitation of solutions containing different anion precursors ...

Abstract. The integration of a CaO-based CO 2 sorbent into catalytic schemes to remove CO 2 from the product stream provides an effective means to reduce greenhouse gas …

The extensive research in our group on sorbents' development identified CaO derived from calcium acetate as a promising starting material for the synthesis of the mixed CaO–Ca 12 Al 14 O 33 [53], [64]. The material showed a good performance with sorption capacity higher than 6 mol CO 2 /kg of sorbent after 45 cycles.

The preparation details of CaO-AcS samples have been described in our previous study (Tang et al., 2019). CaO sorbents derived from Ca(CH 3 COO) 2 ·H 2 O) were loaded on mesoporous silica and labeled as CaO-AcS. CaO-AcS samples were fully characterized to investigate the SO 2 impact on their morphological characteristics and …

A key requirement for the economic operation of calcium looping is the availability of highly effective CaO-based CO2 sorbents. Here we report a facile synthesis route that yields hollow, MgO ...

The nanofibrous CaO sorbent for high-temperature CO2 capture was fabricated by the calcination of electrospun composite filaments containing calcium acetylacetonate and polyacrylonitrile as a calcium …

Calcium looping is a high-temperature CO2 capture technology applicable to the postcombustion capture of CO2 from power station flue gas, or integrated with fuel conversion in precombustion CO2 capture schemes. The capture technology uses solid CaO sorbent derived from natural limestone and takes advantage of the reversible …

The effect of the carbonation temperature on the cyclic CO 2 uptake by CaO/Ca 3 Al 2 O 6 sorbent contained the mass ratio of CaO:Ca 3 Al 2 O 6 = 74:26 and CaO derived from the limestone is depicted in Fig. 5. In the range of 650–720 °C, CaO/Ca 3 Al 2 O 6 exhibits slightly higher CO 2 uptake capacity at 700 °C.