waross
Electrical
- Jan 7, 2006
- 26,852
The answer is blowing in the wind.
Link
Some extracts from the link:
"Via a filtration process, CO₂ will be directly captured and condensed, and Clean
technologies by Munters will support CO2 capture. Green hydrogen will be
combined with the CO₂ captured from the atmosphere. And the green methanol
produced from this process will be converted to carbon-neutral e-fuel. In the pilot
phase, 2022 e-methanol production will initially reach around 750,000 liters and
130,000 liters of e-fuel will be produced."
"Process overview
The project’s location in Chile was selected for its excellent wind conditions in terms
of wind speed and availability. Wind turbines will turn wind energy into electricity
using the aerodynamic force from the rotor blades.
Then wind energy will be converted to green hydrogen via water electrolysis.
And direct air capture equipment supported by Munters Mist Eliminators will
harvest climate-neutral CO₂.
Instead of using methanol from fossil sources, it will be synthesized from this
green hydrogen and CO₂. These two gases are mixed to form the syngas and
react to green methanol when they pass a catalyst.
A MTG (Methanol To Gasoline) plant will be used to convert the green
methanol to synthetic e-fuel.
The synthetic e-fuel will be transported to Europe with container ships. One
container has a loading capacity of 25,000 – 30,000 liters."
"This project will use Global Thermostats (GT) direct air capture equipment
together with Munters Mist elimination equipment to harvest climate-neutral CO₂
as part of the overall e-fuel generation process.
GT uses dry amine-based chemical sorbents that are bonded to porous,
honeycomb ceramic monoliths, which act as carbon sponges. These carbon
sponges efficiently adsorb CO₂ directly from the atmosphere.
The captured CO₂ is then stripped off and collected using low-temperature steam
(85-100°C). The output results in 98% pure CO₂. Only steam and electricity are
consumed during the process, without the creation of emissions or other effluents."
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Ohm's law
Not just a good idea;
It's the LAW!
Link
Some extracts from the link:
"Via a filtration process, CO₂ will be directly captured and condensed, and Clean
technologies by Munters will support CO2 capture. Green hydrogen will be
combined with the CO₂ captured from the atmosphere. And the green methanol
produced from this process will be converted to carbon-neutral e-fuel. In the pilot
phase, 2022 e-methanol production will initially reach around 750,000 liters and
130,000 liters of e-fuel will be produced."
"Process overview
The project’s location in Chile was selected for its excellent wind conditions in terms
of wind speed and availability. Wind turbines will turn wind energy into electricity
using the aerodynamic force from the rotor blades.
Then wind energy will be converted to green hydrogen via water electrolysis.
And direct air capture equipment supported by Munters Mist Eliminators will
harvest climate-neutral CO₂.
Instead of using methanol from fossil sources, it will be synthesized from this
green hydrogen and CO₂. These two gases are mixed to form the syngas and
react to green methanol when they pass a catalyst.
A MTG (Methanol To Gasoline) plant will be used to convert the green
methanol to synthetic e-fuel.
The synthetic e-fuel will be transported to Europe with container ships. One
container has a loading capacity of 25,000 – 30,000 liters."
"This project will use Global Thermostats (GT) direct air capture equipment
together with Munters Mist elimination equipment to harvest climate-neutral CO₂
as part of the overall e-fuel generation process.
GT uses dry amine-based chemical sorbents that are bonded to porous,
honeycomb ceramic monoliths, which act as carbon sponges. These carbon
sponges efficiently adsorb CO₂ directly from the atmosphere.
The captured CO₂ is then stripped off and collected using low-temperature steam
(85-100°C). The output results in 98% pure CO₂. Only steam and electricity are
consumed during the process, without the creation of emissions or other effluents."
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Ohm's law
Not just a good idea;
It's the LAW!
