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Simultaneous cooling and provision of make-up water by forward osmosis for post-combustion CO2 capture
No full textMulti-criteria analyses of two solvent and one low-temperature concepts for acid gas removal from natural gas
No full textEffect of thermal treatment on solid–solid interface of hematite thin film synthesized by spin-coating deposition solution
No full textA Hybrid Fuzzy MCDM Approach to Identify Critical Factors and CO2 Capture Technology for Sustainable Iron and Steel Manufacturing
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Recent developments in heterogeneous catalysis for the sustainable production of biodiesel
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Gas separation ceramic membranes
No full textCeramic membranes can be used for the separation of single gases from gas mixtures or in membrane reactors. Ceramic membrane reactors (CMR) offer an opportunity to combine separation processes directly with chemical reactions, leading to process intensification and, hence, benefits with regard to efficiency. This integral coupling of both processes, separation and reaction, generates synergies between them. Current research activities focus on membrane reactors due to their high intrinsic efficiency and great potential for the production of a large variety of commodity chemicals, energy carriers, and synthetic fuels. This chapter gives an overview about the ceramic membranes, their function, and their potential application.</p
