Standing up for the Paris Agreement: Do global climate targets influence individuals’ greenhouse gas emissions?

Bauer, Andreas; Menrad, Klaus

doi:10.1016/j.envsci.2019.05.015

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“…6. The difference between the two readings subtracted the volume of dilute sulfuric acid 5 mL, and then the volume of CO 2 released from rich amine aqueous solution is obtained by amine aqueous solution and the solubility of CO 2 in the amine aqueous solution can be calculated by Eqn (2).…”

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“…Therefore, postcombustion CO 2 capture has become an issue attracting widespread attention to find out a highly efficient CO 2 capture technique towards mitigation of greenhouse gas. 1,2 It is well known that CO 2 can be removed by means of various approaches such as physical absorption, chemical absorption, cryogenic distillation, membrane separation, and so on. Especially, chemical absorption is generally recognized as the most effective method due to the advantages of outstanding absorption efficiency and recycling capacity.…”

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Experimental investigation on CO₂ desorption kinetics from MDEA + PZ and comparison with MDEA/MDEA + DEA aqueous solutions with thermo‐gravimetric analysis method

Kang

Shen

et al. 2021

Greenhouse Gases

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The carbon dioxide discharged from fossil fuels combustion products is considered as a major contributor to global warming. The current investigation aimed at CO 2 desorption kinetics in 3.25 mol L -1 methyldiethanolamine (MDEA)-0.1 mol L -1 piperazine (PZ) rich amine aqueous solution with thermo-gravimetric analysis (TGA) method under different heating rates of 2.5, 5, 10, and 20 °C min -1 . The kinetics parameters were determined by comparison of 40 mechanism functions with thermal analysis kinetic method. The average activation energy E was 59.16 kJ mol -1 , preexponential factor A was 5.54 × 10 8 , and the most probable mechanism function was G(α) = [-ln(1 -α)] 3/2 . In addition, the kinetic parameters of CO 2 desorption process from three rich amine aqueous solutions (MDEA, MDEA + diethanolamine(DEA), MDEA + PZ) were compared and the influence of kinetic parameters was further discussed. The desorption rate models of three rich amine aqueous solutions were established and desorption rates were well predicted. The order of desorption rate inferred from desorption rate model was MDEA > MDEA + DEA > MDEA + PZ. The results indicated that TGA combined with thermal analysis kinetics was an effective and quick method with high accuracy, easy operation, and good repeatability for screening absorbents preliminarily in laboratory.

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Experimental investigation on CO₂ desorption kinetics from MDEA + PZ and comparison with MDEA/MDEA + DEA aqueous solutions with thermo‐gravimetric analysis method

Kang

Shen

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“…Most countries have supported this clarion call by actively formulating policies that seek to expand the renewable energy sources [7,8]. Obviously, the signing of the Kyoto agreement and the Paris agreement by 192 and 197 countries around the world, respectively, is an indication of the massive support for renewable energy as a possible replacement for fossil energy [9,10]. Wind energy, a type of renewable energy sources, is one of the primary energy-generating mediums that can make this goal a reality.…”

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A Review on Failure Modes of Wind Turbine Components

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To meet the increasing energy demand, renewable energy is considered the best option. Its patronage is being encouraged by both the research and industrial community. The main driving force for most renewable systems is solar energy. It is abundant and pollutant free compared to fossil products. Wind energy is also considered an abundant medium of energy generation and often goes hand in hand with solar energy. The last few decades have seen a sudden surge in wind energy compared to solar energy due to most wind energy systems being cost effective compared to solar energy. Wind turbines are often categorised as large or small depending on their application and energy generation output. Sustainable materials for construction of different parts of wind turbines are being encouraged to lower the cost of the system. The turbine blades and generators perform crucial roles in the overall operation of the turbines; hence, their material composition is very critical. Today, most turbine blades are made up of natural fiber-reinforced polymer (NFRP) as well as glass fiber-reinforced polymer (GFRP). Others are also made from wood and some metallic materials. Each of the materials introduced has specific characteristics that affect the system’s efficiency. This investigation explores the influence of these materials on turbine efficiency. Observations have shown that composites reinforced with nanomaterials have excellent mechanical characteristics. Carbon nanotubes have unique characteristics that may make them valuable in wind turbine blades in the future. It is possible to strengthen carbon nanotubes with various kinds of resins to get a variety of different characteristics. Similarly, the end-of-life treatment methods for composite materials is also presented.

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“…Enhanced power demand increases more and more CO 2 emission, causing more damage to the environment. To maintain the commitment made at the Paris climate meet, energy generation from renewable energy sources is essential [1]. The intermittency and uncertainty of renewable resources limit their operation independently or when connected to the utility grid.…”

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Investigations on Performance Enhancement Measures of the Bidirectional Converter in PV–Wind Interconnected Microgrid System

Elavarasan¹,

Ghosh

Mallick

et al. 2019

Energies

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In this work, a hybrid microgrid framework was created with the assistance of a photovoltaic (PV) and wind turbine (WT) generator. Additionally, bidirectional control mechanisms were implemented where an AC system was integrated with permanent magnet synchronous generator (PMSG)-based WT and a DC system was integrated with a sliding mode algorithm controlled maximum power point tracker (MPPT)-integrated PV system. The wind and PV interconnected microgrid system was mathematically modeled for steady-state conditions. This hybrid microgrid model was simulated using the MATLAB/SIMULINK platform. Optimal load management strategy was performed on a chosen hybrid microgrid system. Various case studies pertaining to connection and disconnection of sources and loads were performed on the test system. The outcomes establish that the system can be kept up in a steady-state condition under the recommended control plans when the network is changed, starting with one working condition then onto the next.

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Standing up for the Paris Agreement: Do global climate targets influence individuals’ greenhouse gas emissions?

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Experimental investigation on CO₂ desorption kinetics from MDEA + PZ and comparison with MDEA/MDEA + DEA aqueous solutions with thermo‐gravimetric analysis method

Experimental investigation on CO₂ desorption kinetics from MDEA + PZ and comparison with MDEA/MDEA + DEA aqueous solutions with thermo‐gravimetric analysis method

A Review on Failure Modes of Wind Turbine Components

Investigations on Performance Enhancement Measures of the Bidirectional Converter in PV–Wind Interconnected Microgrid System

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Standing up for the Paris Agreement: Do global climate targets influence individuals’ greenhouse gas emissions?

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Experimental investigation on CO2 desorption kinetics from MDEA + PZ and comparison with MDEA/MDEA + DEA aqueous solutions with thermo‐gravimetric analysis method

Experimental investigation on CO2 desorption kinetics from MDEA + PZ and comparison with MDEA/MDEA + DEA aqueous solutions with thermo‐gravimetric analysis method

A Review on Failure Modes of Wind Turbine Components

Investigations on Performance Enhancement Measures of the Bidirectional Converter in PV–Wind Interconnected Microgrid System

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Experimental investigation on CO₂ desorption kinetics from MDEA + PZ and comparison with MDEA/MDEA + DEA aqueous solutions with thermo‐gravimetric analysis method

Experimental investigation on CO₂ desorption kinetics from MDEA + PZ and comparison with MDEA/MDEA + DEA aqueous solutions with thermo‐gravimetric analysis method