The availability of industrial alkalinity sources is investigated to determine their potential for the mineral carbonation of CO2 from point-source emissions in the United States. The available aggregate markets are investigated as potential sinks for the mineralized CO2 products. Additionally, a life-cycle assessment of aqueous mineral carbonation suggests that a variety of alkalinity sources and process configurations are capable of net CO2 reductions. The CO2 storage potential of mineral carbonation was estimated using the life-cycle assessment results and alkalinity source availability.
Assessing the potential of mineral carbonation with industrial alkalinity sources in the U.S
Prigiobbe V.;
2013
Abstract
The availability of industrial alkalinity sources is investigated to determine their potential for the mineral carbonation of CO2 from point-source emissions in the United States. The available aggregate markets are investigated as potential sinks for the mineralized CO2 products. Additionally, a life-cycle assessment of aqueous mineral carbonation suggests that a variety of alkalinity sources and process configurations are capable of net CO2 reductions. The CO2 storage potential of mineral carbonation was estimated using the life-cycle assessment results and alkalinity source availability.
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