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A Review on CO2 Sequestration via Mineralization of Coal Fly Ash

ENERGIES (2023)

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Summary: This study proposes an innovative approach to utilize fly ash waste for CO2 sequestration and prevent spontaneous combustion of coal. The experiments show that the quantity and rate of CO2 sequestration are influenced by the initial CO2 pressure and water-to-solid ratio. The study also demonstrates that carbonated fly ash slurry can reduce the specific surface area and pore volume of coal and effectively inhibit spontaneous combustion of coal.

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Regenerable glycine induces selective preparation of vaterite CaCO3 by calcium leaching and CO2 mineralization from coal fly ash

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Study on the composite gravel preparation and the synergistic absorption of CO2 by fly ash of CFB boiler

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Kinetic analysis on CO2 sequestration from flue gas through direct aqueous mineral carbonation of circulating fluidized bed combustion fly ash

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Summary: The suitability of fly ash from a 600 MW circulating fluidized bed boiler for CO2 sequestration through a direct aqueous route was evaluated. The fly ash exhibited favorable carbon capture characteristics and a maximum CO2 sequestration capacity of 0.128 g CO2/g CFA with a carbonation efficiency of 78.17%. A modified shrinking core model was proposed to determine the gas-liquid-solid carbonation kinetics, considering gaseous CO2 dissolution and time-dependent diffusion. The model accurately represents the carbonation process and can be applied to other solid wastes.

FUEL (2023)

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Hierarchical porous nanosilica derived from coal gasification fly ash with excellent CO2 adsorption performance

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Summary: The preparation of hierarchical porous nanosilica using coal gasification fly ash as a silicon source was achieved by microwave-assisted alkaline extraction followed by hydrothermal synthesis. This method showed fast and efficient silicon extraction with less impurity metal ions. The use of specific compounds as swelling agents induced intergranular pores, which significantly improved the CO2 adsorption capacity of the nanosilica. The isosteric heat of adsorption indicated the presence of both physisorption and chemisorption in the adsorption process.

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Study on CO2 adsorption capacity and kinetic mechanism of CO2 adsorbent prepared from fly ash

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Feasibility and mechanism of an amine-looping process for efficient CO2 mineralization using alkaline ashes

Long Ji et al.

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Carbon capture and storage using coal fly ash with flue gas

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Summary: The study on CO2 sequestration using Indian coal fly ash revealed that aqueous carbonation has a higher sequestration capacity, while gas-solid carbonation is significantly impacted by temperature and pressure.

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Mineralization characteristics of coal fly ash in the transition from non-supercritical CO2 to supercritical CO2

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FUEL (2022)

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Supercritical CO2 coupled with mechanical force to enhance carbonation of fly ash and heavy metal solidification

Qixin Yuan et al.

Summary: The study found that coupling supercritical CO2 with mechanical force can enhance the carbonation efficiency of fly ash and effectively immobilize heavy metals. Carbon sequestration and efficiency under supercritical CO2 conditions were significantly higher than under low-pressure conditions, while mechanical ball milling modification also improved the carbonation efficiency.

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CO2 Capture by Fly Ash/Hydrated Lime Sorbents at Low Temperatures

Chiung-Fang Liu et al.

Summary: The study investigated the capture of CO2 using fly ash/hydrated lime sorbents under low-temperature and humid conditions. The results showed that the addition of fly ash improved the capture efficiency, and the reaction was more influenced by humidity than temperature and CO2 concentration.

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Novel PEI@CSH adsorbents derived from coal fly ash enabling efficient and in-situ CO2 capture: The anti-urea mechanism of CSH support

Fan Qu et al.

Summary: This study proposes a novel eco-friendly method to achieve efficient and stable solid amine adsorbents. A calcium silicate hydrate (CSH) support with high pore volume is synthesized from coal fly ash (CFA) and then PEI@CSH adsorbents are prepared. The adsorbent exhibits high adsorption capacity, excellent cyclic stability, and low cost, making it applicable for CO2 mitigation in coal-fired power plants.

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Glycine-mediated leaching-mineralization cycle for CO2 sequestration and CaCO3 production from coal fly ash: Dual functions of glycine as a proton donor and receptor

Xuan Zheng et al.

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Surface Modification of Synthetic Zeolites with Ca and HDTMA Compounds with Determination of Their Phytoavailability and Comparison of CEC and AEC Parameters

Michal Lach et al.

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Direct Air Capture and Sequestration of CO2 by Accelerated Indirect Aqueous Mineral Carbonation under Ambient Conditions

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Summary: Mineralization of gaseous carbon dioxide into solid carbonates using alkaline industrial residues has the potential to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and improve ash utilization. This study demonstrates the feasibility of coupling mineral carbonation with direct air capture under atmospheric conditions, achieving high carbonation efficiency with alkaline conditions. The proposed process shows promising techno-economic and life cycle assessments, making it a low-cost option for negative emissions.

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Study on the accelerated carbonation of MSWI fly ash under ultrasonic excitation: CO2 capture, heavy metals solidification, mechanism and geochemical modelling

Jie Chen et al.

Summary: The ultrasonic chemical method coupled with wet-carbonization technology can improve CO2 capture capacity, inhibit heavy metals release, and enhance solidification efficiency in municipal solid waste incineration fly ash, showing potential for economical, environmentally friendly, and resource-based applications.

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Protonated amines mediated CO2 mineralization of coal fly ash and polymorph selection of CaCO3

Yunxie Huang et al.

Summary: The feasibility of using protonated amine as reagent in coal fly ash based leaching-mineralization process was demonstrated, achieving effective Ca leaching, CaCO3 precipitation, and protonated amine regeneration. Different types of amines with varying pKa values and side-chain lengths were shown to significantly influence the reaction process and product properties.

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Circular indirect carbonation of coal fly ash for carbon dioxide capture and utilization

Hsing-Jung Ho et al.

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A green and efficient strategy for utilizing of coal fly ash to synthesize K-MER zeolite as catalyst for cyanoethylation and adsorbent of CO2

Wenting Chen et al.

Summary: In this study, K-MER zeolites with great crystallinity and purity were successfully synthesized from coal fly ash using the method of microwave and ultrasound collaborative activation, leading to improved extraction efficiency of Si and Al. By adjusting experimental conditions, various morphologies of K-MER samples were prepared, with maximum CO2 adsorption volume achieved, and good catalytic performance in the reaction between methanol and acrylonitrile.

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Stabilization-solidification-utilization of MSWI fly ash coupling CO2 mineralization using a high-gravity rotating packed bed

Tse-Lun Chen et al.

Summary: This study aimed to develop an integrated wet-extraction and carbonation process for Municipal Solid Waste Incineration Fly Ash (MSWI-FA) using high-gravity technology for stabilization, solidification, and utilization. The experimental results showed that the carbonated product of MSWI-FA can be used as a supplementary cementitious material in cement mortar, potentially reducing the usage of Portland cement.

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High value-added applications of coal fly ash in the form of porous materials: A review

Chao Wang et al.

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Article Environmental Sciences

Utilization of low-calcium fly ash via direct aqueous carbonation with a low-energy input: Determination of carbonation reaction and evaluation of the potential for CO2 sequestration and utilization

Hsing-Jung Ho et al.

Summary: This study investigated the utilization of fly ash through direct aqueous carbonation to absorb CO2 and form carbonate. Despite using a low-energy input method, the CO2 uptake efficiency was comparable to previous studies, and the product was found to be safe for further utilization.

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