دانلود کتاب فناوری انرژی 2024 – مدیریت دی اکسید کربن و سایر فناوری ها

It is with great pleasure that we present the peer-reviewed proceedings of the Energy Technology 2024: Carbon Dioxide Management and Other Technologies symposium organized in conjunction with the TMS 2024 Annual Meeting & Exhi-bition in Orlando, Florida, USA. This symposium was organized by the TMS Energy Committee which is part of the TMS Extraction & Processing Division and Light Metals Division, and co-sponsored by the TMS Recycling and Environmental Technologies Committee.
The increasing global mean surface temperature could have drastic, long-term, and irreversible impacts on our natural world, and affect sustainable economic devel-opment and public welfare. Limiting this warming to the 1.5°C target from the Paris Agreement would require developing and integrating clean energy and carbon management technologies to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and decar-bonize the energy and metal industries by 2050. With this goal in mind, the sympo-sium invited submissions from participants from academia, industry, and government sectors to provide focused discussions on industrial energy sustainability and CO2 management, covering technology areas such as clean energy technologies, inno-vative beneficiation, smelting technologies, process intensification, as well as CO2 capture and conversion for industrial applications.
This proceedings volume presents outcomes from the incredible effort by all the authors and their respective organizations in conducting their research and preparing the manuscripts published in this book on energy technologies and CO2 management. The research presented includes novel technology development, reports on innovative process improvements, system-level techno-economic and life cycle assessments, and broader policy discussions on methods and approaches for reducing industrial carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions. It is our hope that this proceed-ings volume of the record of the Energy Technology 2024: Carbon Dioxide Manage-ment and Other Technologies symposium will provide valuable content for scientists, engineers, and other stakeholders interested in innovative energy technologies, novel energy materials processing, and carbon management techniques.
The production of the proceedings volume was a major undertaking, and we are grateful to the several individuals and committee members who dedicated time over the course of several months to design the symposium content, review manuscripts, and chair the symposium sessions. We would also like to thank the authors and invited speakers for their contributions and acknowledge the invaluable support from the TMS staff members in the production of this proceedings volume.