Choosing the Right Type of Carbon Capture Technology for Your Project: Duncan McSorland,HoneywellUOP скачать в хорошем качестве

Choosing the Right Type of Carbon Capture Technology for Your Project: Duncan McSorland,HoneywellUOP

Honeywell UOP possess a wide portfolio of carbon capture technologies ranging from pre and post combustion amine solvents, other chemical and physical solvents, membranes, adsorbents (PSAs), and cryogenics. In this session, UOP will summarise the relative merits of the different types of capture technologies based on type of application, while also accounting for typical project constraints. The discussion will include some case studies in power, cement and blue hydrogen. Duncan McSorland is a Business Development Manager for Honeywell's Sustainable Technology Solutions business covering Carbon Capture and Hydrogen technology sales for European projects and customers. Duncan gained 25 years oil and gas industry experience with engineering contractors across all sectors (upstream, midstream and downstream) in engineering and sales roles before joining Honeywell UOP in 2022 based in the Bracknell, UK office. Duncan has an M.A. in Engineering from Cambridge University. 18:00-18:50 - In person talk and live stream starts 18:50 to 19:15 - Q & A Welcome to our NEIMME Lecture. NEIMME is the Royal Chartered membership organisation for Engineering, Science and Technology in the North. For more information about our events and the benefits of NEIMME membership see: https://mininginstitute.org.uk/member... For information on IOM3 membership see: https://www.iom3.org/ Note on Q&A session: If you wish to ask a question through YouTube please post your question, as clearly and concisely as possible, in the live chat. We will monitor the chat and relay questions to the speaker during the session. About the Institute: The Mining Institute is the Royal Chartered membership organisation for science and technology in the North. Founded in 1852 by some of the most important contemporary Northern scientists and engineers, our members still actively contribute to academia, industry and public life across the region. To find out more about us visit: https://mininginstitute.org.uk To support the Institute by becoming a member see: https://mininginstitute.org.uk/member...