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RE: LeoThread 2025-05-13 02:48

in LeoFinance5 months ago

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Direct air capture is a specialized process designed to filter low concentrations of atmospheric CO2. Companies at the forefront of this technology are experimenting with large-scale operations that can handle substantial quantities of CO2. One such company boasts a pilot facility capable of capturing one ton of CO2 per day.

The DAC process generally entails four key steps that enhance the concentration of CO2:

  1. Air Intake: A large fan pulls ambient air into the system.

  2. Chemical Reaction: The air passes through a chemical solution that captures approximately 80% of the CO2 present.

  3. Carbon Pellets: The CO2-rich solution is transformed into solid calcium carbonate pellets.