Sustainable sequestration of carbon dioxide - A review
Keywords:
Greenhouse gases, ready-mix concrete, sustainable, microalgae, biomass, bio-fixation
Abstract
Among various GHG gases causing global warming, the contribution by CO2 alone is about 60%. Post combustion carbon capture is most viable technique compared to pre-combustion and oxy-fuel combustion CO2 capture techniques used for conventional coal based thermal power plants. Cryogenic separation, chemical absorption, adsorption, membrane based separation etc. belong to post combustion carbon sequestration technology however these methods have some or other disadvantages. Ocean injection results in lowering of pH of sea water thus affecting bacteria zooplankton and benthos species. Moreover following a considerable period of time, the stored CO2 can leak. Controlled addition of CO2 in ready-mix concrete, as produced in the United States, Canada and Singapore improves the compressive strength without sacrificing performance or durability. Microalgae consumes substantial quantity of carbon dioxide (1Kg dry algae biomass consumes about 1.83 Kg CO2) and hence very effective in bio-fixation of CO2 waste as well as in improvement of air quality. Accumulation of oil (about 20 to 50% weight of dry biomass) and fast growth of microalgae make microalgae cultivation a commercially interesting and promising technology to mitigate global warming problem and generation of bio-fuel alongwith other benefits namely production of nutrient dense foods, chemicals and fertilizer.
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2024-07-30
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BHATTACHARJEE, S. and DUTTA, T. 2024. Sustainable sequestration of carbon dioxide - A review. IIChE-CHEMCON. (Jul. 2024). DOI:https://doi.org/10.36375/prepare_u.iiche.a393.
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