Abstract
Abstract CSIRO and Delta Electricity have developed, commissioned and operated an aqueous ammonia based post combustion capture (PCC) pilot plant at the Munmorah black coal fired power station. The results from the pilot plant trials will be used to address the gap in know-how on application of aqueous ammonia for post combustion capture of CO 2 and other pollutants in the flue gas and explore the potential of the aqueous ammonia based capture process for application in the Australia power sector. This paper reports and discusses part of experimental results obtained from the pilot plant trials.
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