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US 2025/0352947 A1Published application
Systems and Methods for Processing Flue Gas Carbon Dioxide
AssigneeCleanO2 Carbon Capture Technologies Inc.
InventorJaeson Cardiff
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Abstract
Embodiments include systems and methods for processing and capturing flue gas carbon dioxide. Improved systems for controlling flue gas processing equipment are described wherein sensors are used to both control carbon capture equipment and to monitor progress of a carbon capture reaction.
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A system comprising:
- a reaction chamber comprising (i) a gas inlet coupled to a gas source and (ii) a gas outlet;
- at least one sensor;
- at least one fan, wherein the at least one fan is operable at at least a first fan speed and a second fan speed, wherein the second fan speed is greater than the first fan speed;
- at least one processor;
- and
- tangible, non-transitory computer-readable media comprising program instructions executable by the at least one processor such that the system is configured to:
- while the at least one fan is operating at the first fan speed, receive, via the at least one sensor, a parameter signal indicating a parameter corresponding to the gas source;
- based on the received parameter signal, determine that the parameter corresponding to the gas source is above a parameter-threshold level;
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- based on the determination that the parameter is above the parameter-threshold level, cause the at least one fan to transition from operating at the first fan speed to operating at the second fan speed.
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A method comprising:
- while at least one fan of a flue gas processing system is operating at a first fan speed, receiving, via at least one sensor, a parameter signal indicating a parameter corresponding to a gas source connected to the flue gas processing system;
- based on the received parameter signal, determining that the parameter corresponding to the gas source is above a parameter-threshold level;
- and
- based on the determination that the parameter is above the parameter-threshold level, causing the at least one fan to transition from operating at the first fan speed to operating at a second fan speed, wherein the second fan speed is greater than the first fan speed.
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