Investment decision of monoethanolamine based post combustion CO2 capture plant via application of control strategies

The abatement of anthropogenic CO2 gas and extensive demand for electricity has motivated cleaner power production from fossil fuels. Monoethanolamine (MEA) based post combustion CO2 capture plant (PCC) is a promising and mature technology to realize large scale cuts in carbon emissions at national...

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subjects Carbon dioxide
Carbon sequestration
Combustion
Control stability
Economic models
Electricity
Electricity consumption
Fossil fuels
Industrial plant emissions
Linearity
Monoethanolamine (MEA)
Operating costs
Optimization
Power plants
Predictive control
Proportional integral derivative
Robust control
Stability analysis
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