Multiphase modelling
Helping to improve technologies for post combustion capture of carbon dioxide
Carbon capture is the process of removing waste carbon dioxide, produced by burning coal, oil and gas, before it enters the atmosphere. Increasing levels of human produced carbon dioxide are considered to be one of the leading contributors to climate change and there is a significant push towards improved control of carbon dioxide from power and industrial plants.
Pre-combustion gasification
Removing carbon dioxide from fossil fuels prior to combustion is costly but efficient
Carbon capture - the future
With UK funding for CCS currently off the table, what is the future for capture research?
Theme Lead
Postgraduates
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