System and method for capturing carbon to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere

A carbon capture system comprising:

• an enclosure;
• a first intake configured to intake air into said enclosure;
• an electrically charged carbon capture fluid for distribution within said enclosure;
• a distribution element configured to distribute said electrically charged carbon capture fluid into said air inside said enclosure;
• an electrically insulated mixer to facilitate flow of said charged carbon capture fluid inside said enclosure;
• and
• an electrically charged capture element having at least one fan with an opposing electrical charge from said electrically charged carbon capture fluid such that said electrically charged carbon capture fluid bonds to said fan when passing through said fan.

A carbon capture system comprising:

• a structure;
• a first intake configured to move air into said structure;
• a carbon capture fluid for distribution within said structure;
• a distribution element configured to distribute said carbon capture fluid inside said structure;
• an exhaust particle separating centrifuge, wherein said exhaust particle separating centrifuge is attached to said structure;
• an impeller, wherein said impeller pulls in air and said carbon capture fluid through said structure, wherein said impeller is attached to said exhaust particle separating centrifuge;
• a clean air exhaust pipe, wherein said clean air exhaust pipe is attached to said structure, wherein clean air from said structure goes through said clean air exhaust pipe;
• and
• a combined clean air exhaust pipe, wherein a plurality of said clean air exhaust pipes attach to said combined clean air exhaust pipe, wherein air is collected in said combined clean air exhaust pipe, wherein air leaves said combined clean air exhaust pipe.

A centrifuge impeller system comprising:

• an impeller, wherein said impeller moves air through a structure;
• a second intake, wherein air from said structure enters said a second intake;
• a first fixed blade, wherein air is redirected with centrifugal motion via said first fixed blades;
• a second fixed blade, wherein air is directed out of centrifugal motion and into a direct airflow from said second fixed blades towards said impeller;
• an apex turn, wherein said apex turn abruptly turns air towards said impeller;
• a first collection area, wherein a plurality of particulate is collected in said first collection area;
• a second collection area, wherein said particulate is collected via gravity in said second collection area;
• a recirculation pipe, wherein carbon dioxide filled air is circulated back into said structure via said recirculation pipe;
• an electric motor, wherein said motor gives power to said impeller;
• and
• a clean air exhaust pipe, wherein said clean air exhaust pipe is attached to said structure, wherein clean air from said structure goes through said clean air exhaust pipe.

A method of capturing carbon comprising:

• intaking air into a structure for cleansing of carbon dioxide;
• charging a carbon capture fluid into a charged carbon capture fluid;
• injecting said charged carbon capture fluid into said air within said structure;
• capturing said charged carbon capture fluid on an air mixing component to capture said carbon dioxide from said air;
• and
• separating said charged carbon dioxide from said air with a capture element having an opposing electrical charge to said carbon capture fluid.

A method of capturing carbon comprising:

• intaking air into an enclosure;
• charging carbon capture fluid with an electrical charge to form a charged carbon capture fluid;
• injecting said charged carbon capture fluid into said enclosure via a fluid entry component;
• stirring said charged carbon capture fluid in said enclosure via an electrically insulated air stirring component;
• capturing carbon dioxide from said air into said charged carbon capture fluid;
• and
• circulating said charged carbon capture fluid holding said carbon dioxide through a release component holding an opposite charge from said charged carbon capture fluid to release said carbon dioxide into a holding reservoir.