Christophe Wylock

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors investigated the power requirements of a range of water scrubbing options, including HPWS and NAPWS, and found that the power requirement of HPWS is mainly associated with biogas compression.

TL;DR: In this article, a phase-field model that enables contact line motion by diffusive interfacial fluxes and takes into account the wetting properties of the walls is used to study the effects of disorder properties on the apparent contact angle for each microchannel surface.

TL;DR: This work contrasts two types of CO2-absorbing alkaline solutions, studying their dynamics inside a vertical Hele-Shaw cell by interferometry, finding the first leads to a quite unusual oscillatory dynamics of convective plumes, which moreover does not lead to a significant transfer enhancement.

TL;DR: In this article, a new experimental tool and an original procedure to study the gas-liquid absorption process coupled with chemical reactions in the liquid phase are presented. But the experimental results are compared to a mass transfer model in the fluid phase of the Hele-Shaw cell and some physico-chemical parameters of this model are estimated from this comparison using on a non-linear least-square fitting method.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors deal with the modeling and simulations of a scrubber-flash-stripper high pressure water scrubbing process, which is currently the most mature technology.