Waste used for CO2 bonding via mineral carbonation
Gospodarka Surowcami Mineralnymi – Mineral Resources Management 2007;23(4):121-128
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ABSTRACT
CO2 sequestration via mineral carbonation is an ecologically safe way of its utilization. Owing to the processes occurring whilst mineral carbonation, CO2 is strongly bonded and stable thermodynamic products come into being, neutral to the environment, in the form of carbonates, that exist naturally in the environment. For CO2 bonding the following natural resources may be employed: olivine as well as mineral waste. The examples of CO2 sequestration by means of mineral carbonation with the application of varied mineral waste have been presented in the article.
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Odpady stosowane do wiązania C02 na drodze mineralnej karbonatyzacji
sekwestracja, mineralna karbonatyzacja, CO2, odpady
Sekwestracja CO2 na drodze mineralnej karbonatyzacji jest bezpiecznym ekologicznie sposobem jego utylizacji. W wyniku procesów zachodzących na drodze mineralnej karbonatyzacji CO2 jest trwale wiązany i powstają termodynamicznie stabilne produkty, obojętne dla środowiska w postaci węglanów naturalnie występujących w środowisku. Do wiązania CO2 mogą być stosowane surowce naturalne takie jak np. oliwiny, ale również odpady mineralne. W artykule przedstawiono przykłady sekwestracji CO2 na drodze mineralnej karbonatyzacji przy zastosowaniu różnych odpadów mineralnych.
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