Post-combustion carbon capture (PCC), which can be retrofitted to existing units in power
plants worldwide, is regarded as the first technologically feasible and effective way to …

Gas–liquid membrane contactors are promising alternatives to conventional absorption
technologies. However, in spite of their important advantages, such systems suffer from …

Membrane contactors using microporous membranes for acid gas removal have been
extensively reviewed and discussed. The microporous membrane acts as a fixed interface …

The capture and storage of CO2 is gaining attention as an option for limiting CO2 emissions
from the use of fossil fuels. CO2 capture is premised on the safe long-term storage of CO2 in …

Gas-liquid membrane contactors that were based on hollow fiber membranes are the
example of highly effective hybrid separation processes in the field of membrane …

Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions have to be controlled and reduced in order to avoid
environmental risks. Membrane processes in combination with the use of ionic liquids are …

Membrane wetting by absorbents leads to an increase in mass transfer resistance and a
deterioration in CO2 absorption performance during the membrane gas absorption process …

Seeking alternative olefin/paraffin separation techniques have been attracting great interest
due to the high operating and capital costs of current commercially practiced separation …

Hollow fiber membrane contactors have been studied extensively in the last decade. Gas
absorption membrane (GAM) contactors are a developing technology that overcome the …

CO2 absorption is a key to alleviating the environmental consequences of fossil fuel
combustion, which is a major source of global CO2 emission. Membrane contactors have …