Optimal source-sink matching in carbon capture and storage systems with time, injection rate, and capacity constraints

College

Gokongwei College of Engineering

Department/Unit

Chemical Engineering

Document Type

Article

Source Title

Environmental Progress and Sustainable Energy

Volume

32

Issue

2

First Page

411

Last Page

416

Publication Date

7-1-2013

Abstract

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) involves capturing relatively pure carbon dioxide (CO2) from gaseous combustion products and storing it in various reservoirs. In this work, a multiperiod mixed integer linear programming model focusing primarily on physical and temporal considerations of CO 2 source-sink matching is proposed. CO2 sources are assumed to be characterized by variable flow rates and fixed operating lives; on the other hand, CO2 sinks are characterized by finite injection rate and storage capacity limits, as well as earliest time of availability. The proposed approach takes into account important temporal issues that may be encountered in planning the CCS system, particularly when the operating lives of sources and sinks do not completely overlap. Two illustrative case studies are then solved to illustrate the use of the model to realistic CCS planning problems. © 2012 American Institute of Chemical Engineers.

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Digitial Object Identifier (DOI)

10.1002/ep.11630

Disciplines

Chemical Engineering

Keywords

Carbon sequestration

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