Carbon Dioxide Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS)

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CO₂ capture; polyethylenimine; regeneration temperature; oxy-fuel combustion; evaporation system; distributed parameter modeling; pulverized coal boiler; partial-cooling cycle; supercritical CO₂ Brayton cycle; advanced fast reactors; exergoeconomic analyses; CO₂ utilization; carbon dioxide (CO₂); carbon capture and storage (CCS); offshore Atlantic; efficiency factors; southeastern United States; crystallization induction period; ammonium bicarbonate; binary blend solvent; crystal surface growth mechanism; fine particles; CFB boiler; PSDs; dust removal; physicochemical properties; MgAl-LDH; carbon oxide; photoreduction; modification strategy; charged droplets; sphericity; numerical simulation; trapping efficiency; particulate matter (PM); Zhundong coal; PM10; PM1; PM0.2; external mineral addition; PM; coal; combustion; Mg; Ca; Fe; power-to-gas; methanation; oxyfuel; glass industry; CO₂-separation; economic evaluation

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May 2023

204 pages

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This is a Reprint of the Special Issue Carbon Dioxide Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) that was published in

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This Special Issue on "Carbon Dioxide Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS)" features invited articles on the latest technologies and developments in CCUS, including but not limited to pre-combustion carbon capture; post-combustion carbon capture; oxyfuel or chemical cycle combustion; conversion of CO₂ to synthetic fuels; biomass thermal conversion; CO₂ storage; BECCUS; and other abatement technologies.