Trends in CO2 conversion and utilization: A review from process systems perspective

Article ID	Journal	Published Year	Pages	File Type
10148780	Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering	2018	69 Pages	PDF

Abstract

In this paper, we have critically reviewed the literature on carbon capture, conversion, and utilization routes and assessed the progress in the research and developments in this direction. Both physical and chemical CO2 utilization pathways are studied and the principles of key routes are identified. The literature is also probed in addressing the process integration scenarios and the performance assessment benchmarks.

Keywords

GTL GHG DME POX LHV SNG HEN ATR FPSO MOF CCUS IPCC CFA DMR SMR NBS TMC HFC N-bromosuccinimide PTG Bi-reforming BPO RWGS Once through CTL ASU CO2 Capture and Utilization CCU EGR DMC CCS MEA BIR BtL DFT Argon Ethylbenzene ethylene oxide CO2 valorization LCA Life-cycle assessment EOR auto-thermal reforming Partial oxidation Enhanced oil recovery Enhanced gas recovery Recycle Power-to-gas benzoyl peroxide CO2 conversion Reverse water gas shift Carbon capture and storage Dimethyl carbonate Dimethyl ether coal to liquid Steam-methane reforming Biomass to liquid Heat exchanger network Fischer-Tropsch Metal-Organic Frameworks Process systems engineering Density functional theory Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change air separation unit Climate change mitigation ethylene carbonate Propylene carbonate Gas-to-liquid Syngas Synthesis gas Synthetic natural gas Greenhouse gases