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The course provides students with knowledge in the field of industrial processes used to capture carbon dioxide from gaseous mixtures and from flue gas, its subsequent cleaning and processing into a form suitable for long-term underground storage, or in a form suitable for use as raw material in the chemical and food industries. By completing the course, the student will gain an overview of the ecological use of fuels, which minimizing greenhouse gas production and creating the basis for sustainable energy production.
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Successful completion of the written and oral part of the exam. Classification of examination results according to the Study and test order of VŠCHT Praha, as amended. Last update: Ciahotný Karel (24.10.2019)
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lectures Last update: Ciahotný Karel (24.10.2019)
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1. Greenhouse gases, their properties and natural resources. 2. Production of greenhouse gases from anthropogenic sources, greenhouse effect. 3. The most important industrial technologies producing greenhouse gases, possibilities for reducing its production due to primary measures. 4. Carbon dioxide as the most important greenhouse gas, an overview of CO2 capture Technologies (pre-, post-, Oxyfuel). 5. CO2 capture technologies from fuel – Basic scheme, overview of operated technologies. 6. Technologies of CO2 capture from flue gas – Basic scheme, overview of operated technologies. 7. Oxyfuel Technology – Basic scheme, pilot units. 8. High-temperature CO2 removal technology integrated into the flue gas boiler. 9. Cleaning and liquefaction of removed CO2, its storage and transport to storage. 10. Methods of CO2 storage in the underground. 11. CO2 production processes as raw materials for the chemical and food industries. 12. The possibilities of using CO2 removed from flue gas and gaseous fuels such as chemical or food raw materials. 13. Production of urea, methanol and methane from CO2. 14. CO2 use in the food industry. Last update: Ciahotný Karel (24.10.2019)
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