2002
DOI: 10.1002/aic.690480522
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Redistribution of adsorbed VOCs in activated carbon under electrothermal desorption

Abstract: Electrothermal desolption is an electric@-promoted desolption technology developed

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“…This includes lower energy consumption, higher throughput and superior recovery and purity of products (Rezaei & Webley 2009;. Yu et al applied the principle on an activated carbon monolith (Cheng et al 2002;Yu, Luo, & Grevillot 2007;Yu, Luo, & Grévillot 2004) and two groups leaded by Grande Grande, Ribeiro, Oliveira, & Rodrigues 2009;Grande & Rodrigues 2008) and Ribeiro (Ribeiro, Grande, & Rodrigues 2012;2013; have intensively researched and employed ESA process for CO 2 capture on various types of monoliths. Considering the heat is electrically generated, the ESA process for CO 2 capture depends on the availability of adsorbents with high CO 2 capacity and selectivity and good electrical conductivity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This includes lower energy consumption, higher throughput and superior recovery and purity of products (Rezaei & Webley 2009;. Yu et al applied the principle on an activated carbon monolith (Cheng et al 2002;Yu, Luo, & Grevillot 2007;Yu, Luo, & Grévillot 2004) and two groups leaded by Grande Grande, Ribeiro, Oliveira, & Rodrigues 2009;Grande & Rodrigues 2008) and Ribeiro (Ribeiro, Grande, & Rodrigues 2012;2013; have intensively researched and employed ESA process for CO 2 capture on various types of monoliths. Considering the heat is electrically generated, the ESA process for CO 2 capture depends on the availability of adsorbents with high CO 2 capacity and selectivity and good electrical conductivity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%