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     A

    SEMINAR ON

      CO2 CAPTURE &STORAGE

    Presented By,Bhavik S. Parekh.

    Guided By,Ms.

    R.A.Binayake.

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    CONTENTS Introduction

    What is ccs? Need of ccs

    Working of ccs

    CO2 captureCO2  transport

    CO2  storage

    Conclusion

    Reference

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     INTRODUCTION

    Increasing concentration of CO2 

    Contributing to Earth’s global warming

    CO2 is emitted when fuel is burnt

    in large power plants

    Currentl!" #$ %t per !ear of CO2 is emitted

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      WHAT IS CCS?

     effecti&el! capturing" compressing "transporting"

     and permanentl! in'ecting and storing in

    geologic formations of carbon dio(ide )CO2*

     from industrial or power plants

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     NEED OF CCS

     +an! countries are hea&il! dependent on fossil

    fuels for energ! generation

    With an a&erage of two coal,fired power stations a

    week being built in the de&eloping world

    -he climate is changing and the prime cause is

    humanit!’s use of fossil fuels

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    WORKING OF CCS

    CC. is essentiall! a group of technologies for/

    0Capturing CO2 from industrial

    sources or power plants1

    2Compressing and transporting it1

    #.toring it in suitable geologic

    formations underground

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    CO2 CAPTURE

    0CRO%ENIC 3R4C-ION4-ION

    .eparation of gases through cooling until the! enter

    their li5uid states

    6ue to different 7eats of 8apori9ation" a li5uid:gas

    mi(ture can then be separated

    ;sed for high concentrations3lue gases t!picall! ha&e low concentrations

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    2R4NE

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      #CHEMICAL ABSORPTION

    +ost widel! used method of separation

    ;sed for low concentrations of CO2 in the gas

    Common .ol&ent is +E4 )+ono Ethanol 4mine*

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    CO TRANS!ORT

    0

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    2.7I

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    CO STORAGE

    0%EO=O%IC4= .-OR4%E

    +ethod in&ol&es in'ecting

    carbon dio(ide" directl! into

     underground geological formations

    The most promising sequestration sites

    .torage capacit! of at least 2$$$ %t CO2 

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    .OCEAN STORAGE

    6irect release into the oceans1

     large capacit! to absorb and store CO2

    Can harm marine organisms near

     the injection pointwould gradually affect the whole ocean

    Generally no longer considered as anacceptable option

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    ".Use in indus#$ia% &$'(essesIn fertilizer production, refrigeration, food

    etc

    -hese processes and industries alread! e(ist on a

    commercial scale

    small amount of CO2 is used for these purposes

    not contribute meaningfull! to climate change

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    REFERENCESDepartment of trade and industry (UK),

    gasification of solid and liquid fuels for Powergeneration, report TSR 008,Dec. 1998

     Department of trade and industry (UK),

    supercritical steam cycles for powergeneration applications, report TSR 009,Jan.

    1999

    http/::wwwcleancoalfuelscom

    http://www.globalccsinstitute.com

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    CONC)USION

    =arge reductions in emissions of CO2 to the

    atmosphere are likel! to be needed to a&oid ma'or

    climate change Capture and storage of CO2"in

    combination with other CO2 abatement techni5ues"could enable these large reductions to be achie&ed

    with least impact on the global energ! infrastructure

    and the econom!