PROSPECTS OF IMPROVEMENT AND WIDE SPREAD USE OF CCS-TECHNOLOGIES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18198/j.ind.gases.2015.0767Keywords:
Carbon dioxide, Greenhouse gas, Global warming, Absorption, Adsorption, Regeneration, Air, Concentration, Plant, Technology, Emission, Extraction of CO2 from the airAbstract
Currently, in order to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases into the environment in large thermal power plants use CCS-technology (Carbon Capture and Storage and Carbon Capture and Sequestration). This allows to reduce the growth rate of CO2 concentration in the atmosphere at a continuous increase in electricity production. In order to solve global problems need to be developed and widely adopted and other promising CCS-technology, but intended for direct removal of CO2 from the air. In this connection considered several innovative projects. The schemes, characteristics and description of the settings, realizing CCS-technology direct removal of CO2 from the air.
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