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Sign upCold membrane solution for carbon dioxide separation applications
Cold membrane solution for carbon dioxide separation applications
The cold membrane solution uses the Air Liquide hollow fiber membrane to separate carbon dioxide from flue gas (stack gas) of an industrial process such as power plant or hydrogen plant. The advantage of the cold membrane solution is improved membrane performance with increased product purity resulting in a lower number of membranes and low costs. It will also address carbon capture and utilization problem by: (1) Greenhouse gas emission reduction by capturing carbon dioxide from the flue gas, (2) Enabling greenhouse gas use for further application such as enhanced oil recovery (EOR) or concrete curing or for industrial applications.
Air Liquide
A world leader in gases, technologies and services for Industry and Health.
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