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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Advanced Engineered Structures for High Performance Direct Air Capture System the Overall Objective of the Work Is to Convert a Commercially Available Tube-in-plate Heat Exchanger to Be a Contactor for Direct Air Capture (dac). the Recipient Will Integrate a Highly Effective CO2 Adsorbent With a Binder Phase to Make Composite Coatings That Can Be Applied to the Surfaces of the Commercially Available Tube-in-plate Heat Exchanger Surfaces. the Proposed System Will Provide Rapid Thermal Cycling of the Sorbent, Thereby Increasing the CO2 Productivity. Key Metrics Include an Improved Volumetric CO2 Productivity, a Decreased Pressure Drop, Reduced Capacity Fade, and a Lower Cost, Scalable Fabrication Process. the Material System Will Demonstrate Significant Progress Towards Meeting $100/NET Tonne CO2 Removed.
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$1.5 Million
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