Process and arrangement for reducing carbon dioxide in combustion exhaust gases
AssigneeGreen Fossil Technologies AB
InventorMats Hedman
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a method and arrangement for reducing carbon dioxide in exhaust gases formed by combustion characterized by an exhaust system having a space (5) in which the exhaust gases are supplied to plant parts comprising chloroplasts with chlorophyll via means (6) for injection and an apparatus for generating and scattering of red light (7), preferably light from a laser and/or maser into the mixture of exhaust gases and plant parts, and of a grape sugar collecting device (8), and or, a collecting device (9) for water condensed from the exhaust gases.
Claims10
A process for reducing carbon dioxide in exhaust gases comprising carbon dioxide and water vapour formed by combustion, comprising:
- supplying the exhaust gases to a space,
- feeding atomized plant parts including chloroplasts with chlorofyll to the exhaust gases using a spreader,
- allowing the plant parts to tumble and be mixed into the exhaust gases while transmitting light into the space, the light having a red and/or other complimentary colour to a green colour of the chlorofyll, thereby reducing carbon dioxide in the exhaust gases, wherein the process is performed at a temperature of the exhaust gases in a range at which the plant parts are not destroyed.
A system for reducing carbon dioxide in exhaust gases formed by combustion, comprising:
- an exhaust system with a space configured to be supplied with the exhaust gases,
- a spreader of atomized plant parts configured to supply the atomized plant parts comprising chloroplasts with chlorophyll to the space,
- an apparatus for generating and scattering light of red and/or other complimentary colour to a green colour of the chlorofyll into a mixture of the exhaust gases and the atomized plant parts to cause reduction of carbon dioxidein the exhaust gases.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.