Membrane separation of carbon dioxide from flue gas and its subsequent use

Duration:

7/2019 - 6/2024
Provider:

Technology Agency of the Czech Republic
Programme:

THÉTA
Registration number:

TK02030155
Principal Investigator:

doc. Ing. Pavel Izák, Ph.D., DSc.
Co-investigators:

Ing. Marek Bobák, Ph.D. (MemBrain s.r.o.)
Ing. Miroslav Jetleb (MEGA a.s.)
Ing. Michal Jeremiáš, Ph.D. (Institute of Plasma Physics of the CAS)
Ing. Jakub Peter, Ph.D. (Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry of the CAS)
Link:

https://www.rvvi.cz/cep?s=jednoduche-vyhledavani&ss=detail&n=0&h=TK02030155

Abstract:

Our goal is the development and realization of flue gas treatment technology, which will be focused mainly on CO₂ separation with the utilization of hollow fiber modules at a pilot scale. We will use the acquired CO₂ in subsequent testing of a plasma gasification/pyrolysis technology. This technology will be also developed and optimized in this project. Subsequently, we would like to connect both technologies into one complex device, which will be operated as a pilot plant installed on-site and process real flue gas. A feasibility study will be then elaborated on the basis of acquired process data. Our long-term goal is to broaden the pool of available technologies for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by Czech know-how and to attempt to enter the market with commercial units.