Cracking carbon capture from oil refineries
Miracca, Ivano
Cracking carbon capture from oil refineries - jul. 2011 - 2 p. ; 32-33
Transcripción del resumen del autor. Fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) units are one of the highest carbon dioxide (CO2) emitting areas of an oil refinery. As a result they are a major focus for those taking on the challenge of developing next generation carbon capture technologies for use by the oil and gas industry. Ivano Miracca, head of the CO2 Capture Project (CCP) Capture Team provides an overview of one such project that aims to capture up to 95% of FCC CO2 emissions – potentially equating to some 20% to 30% of total CO2 emissions from a typical refinery.
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Cracking carbon capture from oil refineries - jul. 2011 - 2 p. ; 32-33
Transcripción del resumen del autor. Fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) units are one of the highest carbon dioxide (CO2) emitting areas of an oil refinery. As a result they are a major focus for those taking on the challenge of developing next generation carbon capture technologies for use by the oil and gas industry. Ivano Miracca, head of the CO2 Capture Project (CCP) Capture Team provides an overview of one such project that aims to capture up to 95% of FCC CO2 emissions – potentially equating to some 20% to 30% of total CO2 emissions from a typical refinery.
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