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The course provides students with knowledge in the field of industrial processes used to carbon dioxide capture from gases and flue gas, its consequent cleaning and processing into a form suitable for long term storage in underground or into a form suitable for use as a raw material in the chemical and food industries. By completing the course student gets overview about how ecological use of fuels that minimize the production of greenhouse gases, and creating the basis for long-term sustainable energy production.
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The students will learn the methods to CO2 capture from different gas mixtures, which are used for these purposes in an industrial scale. Next, they will learn the CO2 cleaning procedures and further processing before storing CO2 in the underground or its use as the raw material in chemical or food industry. They will also learn the various technologies of the production of chemical products based on CO2. Last update: Ciahotný Karel (13.08.2019)
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Successful passing of the written and oral parts of the examination. Classification of both parts of the test according to the Study and examination regulations of UCT Prague, as amended. Last update: Ciahotný Karel (13.08.2019)
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Lectures. Last update: Ciahotný Karel (13.08.2019)
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1. Greenhouse gases, their properties and natural resources. 2. The production of greenhouse gases from anthropogenic sources, the greenhouse effect. 3. The most important industrial sectors producing greenhouse gases, possibilities of the reduction their production. 4. Carbon dioxide as the most significant greenhouse gas, CO2 capture technology roadmap (pre, post, Oxyfuel). 5. Technology of CO2 capture of from the fuel – the basic scheme, overview of operated technologies. 6. Technology of capturing CO2 from flue gas – the basic scheme, overview of operated technologies. 7. Oxyfuel technology – the base schema, pilot units operated worldwide . 8. High temperature CO2 capture technology. 9. Cleaning and liquefaction of the captured CO2, its storage and shipping to stores. 10. Methods of CO2 underground storage. 11. The processes for industrial production of CO2 as a feedstock for the chemical and food industry. 12. The possibility of using CO2 captured from the flue gas and combustion gases or other sources such as raw materials in the chemical or food industry. 13. The production of urea, methanol and methane from CO2. 14. The use of CO2 in the food industry.
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Ullmann - Encyclopedie of industrial chmistry: http://knihovna.vscht.cz/databaze-intro_cze.html Last update: Ciahotný Karel (13.08.2019)
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AB216007 Climate change Last update: Ciahotný Karel (13.08.2019)
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