Techno-economic and life cycle assessment of membrane separation in post-combustion carbon capture: A review
Carbon capture after combustion requires a proper system design with techno-economic evaluation and life cycle assessment to achieve the targeted efficiency with minimum energy consumption, cost, and environmental impacts. Learning past system design strategies and operating conditions through a sys...
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Main Authors: | Fu J., Ahmad N.N.R., Leo C.P., Aberilla J.M., Dela Cruz I.J., Alamani B., Koh S.P. |
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Elsevier B.V.
2025
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