Technology Overview
Chemical Absorption Membrane Contact CO₂ Capture – Your Fast Track to Net-Zero
This module integrates the strengths of chemical absorption and membrane separation. Using advanced hollow fiber membranes and specialized absorbents, it achieves over 90% CO₂ capture efficiency with 50% lower energy consumption compared to conventional technologies. Its compact, modular design ensures wide applicability and high stability.
Technical Features & Module Design
Modular Design Advantages
- Modular Compact Design: Dimensions ~2m x 0.9m x 0.9m, suitable for various industries
- High-Performance Hollow Fiber Membranes: Permanently hydrophobic, corrosion-resistant, long-lasting
- Reduced Absorbent Consumption: Uses 50% less than traditional methods
- Wide Operating Conditions: Temperature 30–45°C, minimal pressure drop
Product Advantages & Application Potential
Outstanding Performance
- Capture Efficiency Up to 95%, with energy usage of only 2.0–2.2 GJ/ton CO₂
- Low Operational Cost and Easy Maintenance, with local manufacturing advantages
- Broad Application Range: Power plants, steel, cement, petrochemical, commercial buildings
- Customizable: Flexible module configurations tailored to CO₂ concentration and space constraints
Comparison with Traditional Technologies
Technical Advantage Comparison
| Indicator | Membrane Contact Absorption | Traditional Chemical Absorption | PSA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Capture Rate | 90–95% | 90–95% | 84–92% |
| Energy Usage | 2.0–2.2 GJ/ton | 4.0–4.5 GJ/ton | 2.2–2.5 GJ/ton |
| Footprint | 20–40m²/ton | 80–100m²/ton | 40–60m²/ton |
| Operating Cost | USD 25–30/ton | USD 65–87/ton | USD 50–65/ton |
This module becomes a key weapon for CCUS applications with its miniaturization, high efficiency, and low energy consumption.
ESG Impact & Industrial Value
ESG Sustainable Value
- Supports ESG Goals and Net Zero Commitments
- Reduces Scope 1/2/3 Emissions, Enhancing ESG Ratings
- Drives Development of Domestic Membrane and Carbon Tech Industries
- Empowers Taiwan's Technological Independence and Industrial Upgrading