Negative-emission Waste-to-Cement via Tandem Supercritical Water Oxidation and Hydrothermal Mineralization
Andrew Teixeira,
David Kenney,
Andrew Charlebois
et al.
Abstract:Cement production and municipal solid waste management contribute 16% of global CO2 emissions. Here, we describe Hydrothermal Oxidation and Mineralization (HTOM) as a new process for production of alternative construction material (ACM) with a compressive strength (9.230.98 MPa) more than double what is required for non-loadbearing concrete (4.14 MPa) while storing CO2. HTOM consists of two oxidative reactions: (1) supercritical water oxidation (SCWO) converts the organic fraction of food waste to a high-press… Show more
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