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Techno-Economic Analysis of Amine-based CO2 Capture Technology: Hunter Plant Case Study
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Polynuclear Ruthenium Amines Inhibit K 2P Channels via a “Finger in the Dam” Mechanism
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Bayesian estimation of parametric uncertainties, quantification and reduction using optimal design of experiments for CO2 adsorption on amine sorbents
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Potential main group amine borane-based chemical hydrogen storage molecular systems
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Inhibitory effects of some hydrocolloids on the formation of heterocyclic amines in roast beef
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Stability of amine-based hollow fiber CO2 adsorbents in the presence of NO and SO2
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Oil effect on CO 2 foam stabilized by a switchable amine surfactant at high temperature and high salinity
Despite the possible detrimental effect of oil on foam displacement processes in CO 2 EOR the effect of oil on dense CO 2 foams has received little attention relative to air foams or low density CO 2 foams. Herein, the effect of both a first contact miscible hydrocarbon (dodecane) and crude oil on CO 2 /water (C/W) foams generated by a switchable surfactant, C 12–14 N(EO) 2 was examined at dense CO 2 conditions at temperatures up to 120 °C (393 K) and 3400 psia (23 MPa). Upon increasing the fractional flow of dodecane, a gradual decrease in foam viscosity was observed as the foam becomes unstable. Since only two phases are present, traditional destabilization mechanisms for three phase oil/gas/water systems based on the entering and spreading are invalid. Therefore, an alternative mechanism is suggested whereby added dodecane strengthen the surfactant tail interactions with the nonaqueous phase (mixture of CO 2 and dodecane) to shift the hydrophilic-CO 2 philic balance (HCB) towards an unstable region. This mechanism is supported by a decrease of the CO 2 –water interfacial tension from ~5 mN/m to 0.5 mN/m for dodecane–water systems at 120 °C and 3400 psia. The effect of crude oil was more profound than for dodecane, whereby rapid destabilization of foam occurred at an oil fractional flow as low as 0.2. In this case, the immiscible portion of the crude oil can enter and spread at the lamellae to destabilize the foam as is evident in positive entering and spreading coefficients. Also, other foam destabilizing parameters such as temperature and capillary pressure were studied in the presence of oil and the results were consistent with those in the absence of oil.
Recent progress and new developments in post-combustion carbon-capture technology with amine based solvents
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Trace metals accumulation in a coal-fired post combustion CO2 capture process with amine-based solvents
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Lost work: A comparison of water-lean solvent to a second generation aqueous amine process for CO2 capture
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