Solid Sorbent Direct Air Capture | Technical Deep Dive

[@kayodecoker1808]

i stumbled on you video on DAC, and thanks for the simple explanation of this process. I suspect that you're a chemical/process engineer by the varous simplistic terms as the favourable reaction such as the Gibbs function and the exothermic/endothermic reactions in the processes. Thanks once again for your beautiful explanation of DAC technology.

[@mayhemkarabokingk6046]

So amazing your videos are so informative and they way you elaborate your concepts it makes it so easier for viewers and listeners to understand , and at the end of your video you do a little summary to actually point out the key points of this concept or content. Am working on a carbon dioxide capture prototype and to be honest I've learnt a lot from your videos.

[@ChrisBence]

This is great, nice work on the video!

[@pedroolatepo]

Thank you for the information. By any chance, do you have the references of the energy consumption and table 5.1?

[@Radhe-Govind]

Thank it helps me to understand better.

[@tammar8698]

Great video! How many square meters are needed for every 1 metric ton of CO2 / year?

[@dalsenov]

Very interesting video! Thank you! I wonder what would be the amines rate of adsorbtion on a (way more concentrated) flue gas where CO2 concentration would be about 10 % (mass percent).Would it capture all CO2 in a a single pass? I think not. If not how much more electricity and heat would be needed per ton of CO2 captured.

[@coldbattery]

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[@faisaltalkies7677]

well done

[@dalsenov]

Amines are liquids so I don't understand why the process is called "solid sorbent".

[@abhinavchauhan6863]

421 ppm of CO2 in atmosphere in May 2022