ean 9788173199448 temática SILVICULTURA año Publicación 2008 idioma INGLÉS editorial ALPHA SCIENCE formato CARTONÉ 60,44 €    PEDIR   NOVEDAD

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Carbon Capture and Storage discusses mitigation of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere for a sustainable energy future, in five sections: • Research priorities in the carbon capture and storage with growing concerns about energy security emerging from climate change considerations and increasing dependence on coal, including new research tools in enhanced oil recovery and geological sequestration of CO2. • Research on novel materials, amines, absorbents and non-conventional pressure swing adsorption cycles for CO2 recovery. • Various routes of transition towards carbon capture and storage in power plants – U.K. Perspective. • Research in oil and coal fields as well as in other geological media such as basalt rocks, saline aquifers and oil shale along with monitoring and well-integrity aspects of CO2 injection. • U.S. and European Union activities in networking of CO2 storage research and industrial initiatives in hydrogen power with carbon capture.

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Foreword / Preface / Section-1: R&D Challenges in Carbon Capture and Storage Technologies – Carbon Capture and Storage, Energy Future and Sustainable Development: Indian Perspective / New Findings Regarding Carbon Dioxide Sequestration in Flood Basalts / Tools for Enhanced Oil Recovery / R&D Challenges in Carbon Capture and Storage Technology for Sustainable Energy Future / Ongoing CCS Research Projects in BRGM / The Role of Enhanced Oil Recovery in Reducing Global CO2 Emissions / Section-2: Carbon Capture Research – Study of CO2 Adsorption on Aminated Activated Carbons using TG-EGA Technique / Enhanced Absorption Studies for Gas Separation at IIP: CO2 Capture Perspective / An Overview of PSA Processes for CO2 Recovery from Power Plant Flue Gas / Hydrotalcites-Materials for Carbon Dioxide Adsorption – A High Temperature and High Pressure Study / Section-3: Carbon Capture & Storage: UK Perspective – International Policy Perspective on Carbon Capture and Storage / Making the Transition to Carbon Capture and Storage / Carbon Capture, Transport and Geological Storage / GIS as a tool for mapping CO2 Sources and Storage Sites / Section-4: Carbon Storage Research – Geological CO2 Sequestration in the Basalt Formations of Western India: A Feasibility Study / Geomechanics and Seal Integrity for Geologic Sequestration of CO2 / Saline Aquifers: Attractive and Viable Options for Carbon Dioxide Storage – Indian Perspective / Carbon Dioxide Clathrates in Quartz Veins: FTIR Spectroscopic Investigations / Carbon Dioxide Sequestering Technologies Magnesium – Carbon Dioxide Reactor / R&D Challenges for CO2 Storage in Coal Seams / A Study on Application of CO2 EOR in a Mature Oil Field / Enhanced Coalbed Methane Recovery through CO2 Sequestration: A Laboratory and Simulation Investigation in Southern Part of Raniganj Coalfield, West Bengal / Carbon Balance for the In-situ Production of Shale Oil from Green River Formation in Western Colorado / Gondwana Basins in India – Vast Geologic Storage Sites for CO2 Injection / Challenges in Developing a Monitoring and Verification Scheme for Australia’s First Geosequestration Project / Reservoir-Well Integrity Aspects of Carbon Capture and Storage / Monitoring of Geologically Sequestered CO2 / Section-5: International Initiatives – Hydrogen Power with Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage: BP’s Experience to Date and Future Challenges / MIT Study on the Future of Coal / Global Challenges and Strategies for Capture, Recovery and Utilization of CO2 for Sustainable Development / The Research Activities of the CO2 GeoNet European Network of Excellence on CO2 Geological Storage.