Carbon Capture at Norcem Brevik

[@elfillari]

You said the co2 is collected to the caves inside the ground? In liquid state? Over 40 bar pressure? How deep and what keeps the pressure over 40 bar?

[@lpabildgaard]

Hvad koster det at fjerne 400.000 tons CO2 til det er gemt i havbunden?

[@arunbhandage7494]

How is nitric acid made? Please please make a video

[@Allanwify]

This is great.

[@porkrind3512]

To me this is the way to go. Carbon capture machines are what it's gonna take. Creative uses for them like this is how it's done.

[@BattleshipAgincourt]

They don’t work. You need to invest AT LEAST as much energy into turning CO2 into another compound, which completely negates the process. If you have to invest more energy cleaning up the mess, there’s no point.

[@waxogen]

FORMULATED MICROCRYSTALLINE WAX WILL CAPTURE CARBON The heat loss from a smokestack can be forced into a large tank containing hot liquid microcrystalline petroleum wax. The heat will keep the wax at a molten state which facilitate the carbon to be absorbed when combined with the wax. Carbon when mixed with wax reacts like a dye. The wax-carbon amalgamation resulting into a black wax solution thereby making it impossible for the carbon to escape into the environment while in a liquid state. Other toxic particles are also captured in the wax settling at the bottom of the tank forming into a sludge. A sludge release valve is located at the bottom of the tank. After the sludge is removed more wax is replaced in the tank working something like a toilet. The sludge becomes a byproduct that can be used as an additive to asphalt for roads or used for cocooning nuclear waste materials for long-term safe burial. The entropy of the Earth has been increasing at a startling rate since the beginning of the industrial revolution caused mainly by the carbon that is released into the atmosphere. Government scientists have failed to stop and prevent carbon pollution from entering the environment. This problem can only worsen until a solution is found before this problem becomes irreversible. It has been discovered that formulated wax has been shown to be the only answer to this problem. William Nelson [e-mail]

[@waxogen]

waxogen 2 weeks ago FORMULATED MICROCRYSTALLINE WAX WILL CAPTURE CARBON The heat loss from a smokestack can be forced into a large tank containing hot liquid microcrystalline petroleum wax. The heat will keep the wax at a molten state which facilitate the carbon to be absorbed when combined with the wax. Carbon when mixed with wax reacts like a dye. The wax-carbon amalgamation resulting in a black wax solution thereby making it impossible for the carbon to escape into the environment while in a liquid state. Other toxic particles are also captured in the wax settling at the bottom of the tank forming into a sludge. A sludge release valve is located at the bottom of the tank. After the sludge is removed more wax is replaced in the tank working something like a toilet. The sludge becomes a byproduct that can be used as an additive to asphalt for roads or used for cocooning nuclear waste materials for long-term safe burial. The entropy of the Earth has been increasing at a startling rate since the beginning of the industrial revolution caused mainly by the carbon that is released into the atmosphere. Government scientists have failed to stop and prevent carbon pollution from entering the environment. This problem can only worsen until a solution is found before this problem becomes irreversible. It has been discovered that formulated wax has been shown to be the only answer to this problem. William Nelson [e-mail]

[@Jim54_]

They should reuse hydroelectric plants to power stations like these, while moving the grid towards Nuclear energy. Also, to those in the comments section berating carbon capture technology, I would point out that no amount of trees is going to capture all the carbon we burned from deposits in which it was stored safely for millennia. One plant over a short period of time won’t fix the problem, but it’s a start.

[@amirooo5189]

What is the final status of CO2? Where is going then?

[@Shigix]

Some is sell to companies like Coca Cola for mass production of sodas . Most of it goes in empty offshore Gas/Oil fields. Where there was once hydrocarbon gas, there will be carbon gas instead.

[@brathnakumar]

@@Shigix So, at last stage, the Collected Co2 again sent to Atmosphere. How we claim, we can do good to environment ?

[@Shigix]

@@brathnakumar Once the CO2 is injected into an empty oil/gas field, it is traped. It won't go outside by itself. So know it won't go again into the athmosphere

[@fabianhaglund5792]

Great job!

[@luisfuentes586]

Excellent!

[@smeggerknee2448]

SO. You used a lot of energy to explain that you used a lot of energy to bottle your co2. It might have been smarter to sequester it instead. Your solution is merely obfuscation. Example.feeding your exhaust gas into a very large greenhouse by day would allow crop plants to convert the co2 into food. No compressor needed. As long as the other gases were removed. Partner up with any university that is studying phytomining,and phytomitigation. Then their biochemistry dept.might give you a far cheaper solution to your waste problem. Shipping your waste product out doesn't help your future offspring.

[@fabiogennari929]

Eccellente anche x Taranto.

[@Hawijack]

Truth please.

[@robertlong7466]

Why not break it down, store the carbon and release the oxygen?

[@sarimkamal5649]

C02 molecules are relatively stable, lots of energy needed to break them down

[@robertlong7466]

@@sarimkamal5649 exactly my point, carbon like water, is never destroyed, only recycled. Carbon is one of the main building blocks of life.

[@sarimkamal5649]

@@robertlong7466 but it would be highly energy costly to break the c=0 bond and release 02

[@robertlong7466]

@@sarimkamal5649 Plants do it for free!

[@sarimkamal5649]

@@robertlong7466 with a lot of energy from sun 🙄

[@anantdubey2214]

Please provide me your contact asap as I am interested to be associated with your company for my country. India