a feasibility study on hydrate-based technology for transporting co2 from industrial to agricultural areas
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Abstract
Climate change caused by global warming has become a serious issue in recent years. The main purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of the above system to quantitatively supply CO2 or CO2 hydrate from industrial to agricultural areas. In this analysis, several transportation methods, namely, truck, hydrate tank lorry, and pipeline, were considered. According to this analysis, the total CO2 supply costs including transportation ranged from 15 to 25 yen/kg-CO2 when the transportation distance was 50 km or less. The cost of the hydrate-based method increased with the transport distance in contrast to the liquefied CO2 approach. However, the technology of supplying CO2 hydrate had merit by using a local cooling technique for cooling specific parts of agricultural products.
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| Authors | ;Seiji Matsuo;Hiroki Umeda;Satoshi Takeya;Toyohisa Fujita |
| Journal | acs combinatorial science |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.3390/en10050728
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