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having not read the article (yet), i the OP is referring to “cooling down air until it liquifies then using fractional distillation to pull out the CO2”?
by foxhill 7y ago
having not read the article (yet), i the OP is referring to “cooling down air until it liquifies then using fractional distillation to pull out the CO2”?
- avmich 7y agoYou don't want to do unnecessary transformations, to preserve as much energy as possible (so the turbine, which is needed for cooling, should work on small pressure difference). So, no air liquification - just let CO2 separate and send cleaned air back to the heat exchanger.