EDIBON-MOF4AIR: Pilot Plant for CO2 Adsorption Capture
Brand: EDIBON | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
A pilot plant for capturing carbon dioxide from a flue gas stream by adsorption, developed within the European MOF4AIR project. It lets students run adsorption and regeneration cycles on a solid sorbent and measure capture efficiency, which supports teaching on carbon capture and storage.
Published process configuration
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Adsorption system | 3-column pressure/vacuum swing arrangement |
| Adsorbent forms described | Pellets, granules and structured packing |
| Pretreatment scope | Cooling, drying and contaminant removal |
| Control | Local manual or remote control through SCADA |
Published reference design for a custom CO₂-capture pilot plant. Feed-gas flow, composition, adsorbent, recovery, purity and performance guarantees must be agreed for the project; project-wide emissions claims are not a guarantee for a purchased configuration. Checked 2026-09-29.
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