Process design and optimization of MEA-based CO2 capture processes for non-power industries
Authors:
- Jaeuk ChoiJCJaeuk Choi
- Habin ChoHCHabin Cho
- Seokwon YunSYSeokwon Yun
- Mun-Gi JangMJMun-Gi Jang
- Se-Young OhSOSe-Young Oh
- Michael BinnsMBMichael Binns
- Jin-Kuk KimJKJin-Kuk Kim
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Funding Information
- National Research Foundation of Korea
- Korea Carbon Capture and Sequestration R and D Center
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