Sentence examples for separating flue from inspiring English sources

CO2 is supplied from a nearby NG fired power plant either by the direct injection of flue gas, or by separating flue gas into pure CO2 via MEA scrubbing and delivering pure CO2 into the algae ponds [ 50].

The HTAP and an economizer were installed in separate flue ducts, and the low temperature economizer (LTE) was situated between the MAP and the LTAP in the main flue duct to heat the condensed water.

Different VSA (Vacuum Swing Adsorption) cycles and process schemes have been evaluated to find suitable process configurations for effectively separating CO2 from flue gases from different industrial sectors.

Based on the literatures available, PSA seems to be the best option for separating CO2 from flue gas due to its ease of applicability over a relatively wide range of temperature and pressure conditions.

Conventional amine technologies being considered for separating CO2 from flue gas are costly, energy intensive, and if implemented, would result in large increases in the cost of producing electricity.

Endex calcium looping is a novel early-stage technology for separating CO2 from flue gases that shows great potential for reducing the high cost of the regeneration step because the calcination temperature is significantly lower.

Currently, the technologies for separating CO2 from a flue gas include absorption, adsorption, use of membranes, cryogenics, and chemical-looping combustion (CLC) (Figueroa et al. 2008; Yang et al. 2008; Olajire 2010; Mondal et al. 2012).

Fluor recently completed a study for BP to determine the cost of separating CO2 from multiple flue gas sources at one of their petrochemical complexes, using Fluor's proprietary Econamine FG TM amine capture technology.

PCC involves separating CO2 from a flue gas stream by chemical absorption and re-releasing CO2 from the absorbent by heating in a two-step process for subsequent storage or industrial use.

Post-combustion In this method, CO2 is separated from the flue gas of the power station by bubbling the gas through an absorber column packed with liquid solvents (such as ammonia).

The CO2 is separated from the flue gas of industrial furnace of an SMR unit.