The phrase "absorption technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, engineering, or technology, particularly when discussing methods or systems that involve the absorption of substances or energy.
Example: "The latest advancements in absorption technology have significantly improved the efficiency of solar panels."
Alternatives: "absorption systems" or "absorption methods".
The mature industrial method for these applications has been the amine absorption technology.
Conventional absorption technology using the physical solvent Selexol was utilized for CO2 removal and capture.
In addition, membrane CO2 absorption technology can also solve the operating problems, successfully including entrainment, flooding, and foaming.
Spatial and temporal dynamics of in-situ saturations along core samples were directly measured through an X-Ray absorption technology.
Membrane-based CO2 separation process in recent years appears to be a competitive substitution for conventional chemical absorption technology.
A review of recent advances in microscale heat and mass exchangers and vapor absorption technology guided this development.
Amine absorption technologies for CO2 and H2S removal (acid gas treating) are well-established in the natural gas industry.
In addition to the steelmaking processes, chemical processes such as pressure/temperature swing adsorption, membrane, chemical absorption technologies are included for gas treatment.
This paper proposes a new system that utilizes the remaining heat in sulfur-reduced flue gas, where direct-contact heat transfer and absorption technologies are used to even further reduce the exhausted flue gas temperature.
Additionally, the effect of the selection of the material, and consequent effect on the contact angle, on the minimum wetting rate and film thicknesses is presented under the working conditions of the absorption technologies.
It provides designers and operators of amine solvent-based CO2 capture plants with an in-depth understanding of the most up-to-date fundamental chemistry and physics of the CO2 absorption technologies using amine-based reactive solvents.
