Publication detail
A review of CO2 utilization and emissions reduction: From the perspective of the chemical engineering
Zhi, Keke Li, Zhe Wang, Bohong Klemes, Jiri Jaromir Guo, Lianghui
English title
A review of CO2 utilization and emissions reduction: From the perspective of the chemical engineering
Type
journal article in Web of Science
Language
en
Original abstract
CO2 utilization can not only control greenhouse gas emissions but also provide renewable clean energy. CO2 utilization technology is an important technology to control carbon emissions. This work provides a review of CO2 utilization and emissions reduction technology which can provide important theory and a key technology for various applications enhancing cleaner production and carbon emissions reduction. This paper reviews the different areas of CO2 utilization and emissions reduction technology to show the developing timeline and trend of some technology, application scenarios, and development status. The review focuses on photocatalytic technology, synthetic liquid fuel technology, synthetic gas fuel technology, and amine synthesis technology for reducing carbon emissions from the perspective of chemical engineering. Some classic diagrams of key tech-nologies are illustrated, and their characteristics are analyzed. The future direction and potential of chemical engineering include the consideration of feasibility and security in the CO2 emission reduction in a longer period and conclusions made. The efficient use of sustainable energy and the assessment of security risks to human beings are also important areas to be tackled.
English abstract
CO2 utilization can not only control greenhouse gas emissions but also provide renewable clean energy. CO2 utilization technology is an important technology to control carbon emissions. This work provides a review of CO2 utilization and emissions reduction technology which can provide important theory and a key technology for various applications enhancing cleaner production and carbon emissions reduction. This paper reviews the different areas of CO2 utilization and emissions reduction technology to show the developing timeline and trend of some technology, application scenarios, and development status. The review focuses on photocatalytic technology, synthetic liquid fuel technology, synthetic gas fuel technology, and amine synthesis technology for reducing carbon emissions from the perspective of chemical engineering. Some classic diagrams of key tech-nologies are illustrated, and their characteristics are analyzed. The future direction and potential of chemical engineering include the consideration of feasibility and security in the CO2 emission reduction in a longer period and conclusions made. The efficient use of sustainable energy and the assessment of security risks to human beings are also important areas to be tackled.
Keywords in English
Amine synthesis technology; Chemical engineering; CO2 utilization; Photocatalytic technology; Synthetic fuel
Released
07.04.2023
Publisher
ELSEVIERRADARWEG 29, 1043 NX AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
Location
ELSEVIERRADARWEG 29, 1043 NX AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
ISSN
0957-5820
Number
172
Pages from–to
681–699
Pages count
19
BIBTEX
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month="April",
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