Abstract
In order to realize the sequestration of carbon dioxide (CO2) as a measure of global warming, we propose a new CO2 separation technology, GHS (Gas Hydrate Separation), which utilizes gas hydrate formation of CO2 gas mixture and separate CO2 efficiently and economically from reformed fuel gas. The objective of this research is to obtain engineering data of the GHS system including fundamental physical characteristics of CO2 hydrate and verify experimentally whether the system works (i) continuously and (ii) effectively, especially hydrate formation reacts at reasonable cost for industrial use.
