This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 14 contributing scholarly metadata sources and uses AI-assisted classification to identify signals related to measurement, policy narratives, outcomes, implementation, industrial adoption, and verification.
The goal is not only to discover papers, but to observe how GX research is distributed across research substance, implementation narratives, external expectations, implementation substance, and judgment formation.
Summaries are AI-assisted. Always refer to the original paper for authoritative conclusions.
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Callie Ndayirinde, Stein Maerivoet, Robin De Meyer +5
This study systematically examines solid carbon formation in a rotating gliding arc plasma reactor for non-oxidative methane coupling. CH4 conversion depends strongly on specific energy input, while H2 addition suppresses carbon deposition …
Neelam Bora, Nabajit Dev Choudhury, Rupam Kataki
This study compares engineered biochars derived from agro-industrial waste for CO2 capture, benchmarking adsorption efficiency and kinetics across materials. It links waste valorization with carbon removal, positioning biochar as a componen…
Zhenhua Wan, Chao Yu, Tianwei Zhang +3
This review examines coal fly ash (CFA) valorization beyond low-value bulk uses, focusing on three high-value pathways: CO2 capture materials, selective recovery of lithium, gallium and rare earth elements, and CFA-based polymer composites.…
Zihan Chen
This entry provides raw data for intelligent carbon-tracking navigation applied to mobile direct air capture (DAC). It combines AI-driven tracking/navigation with a carbon-removal technology, aiming to open the underlying dataset for reuse.…
Khaled Aldhufri
This paper develops an integrated scientific framework for applying CCUS to heavy construction materials such as cement, concrete, steel, and bricks. It combines thermodynamics, reaction kinetics, multiphase transport, poromechanics, carbon…
Sutiyoso, Hanif Santyabudhi, North, Laurence, Spingys, Carl +1
This study calibrates fibre-optic Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) response to 1–10 kHz sonic signals for offshore CCS monitoring. Using a water-filled acoustic pulse tube, DAS detected signals but with lower SNR than a hydrophone. Fibre …
Zhang L.
A techno-economic optimization study on reducing CO2 compression costs in CCUS by time-shifting electricity use via price arbitrage and storage. It shows how shifting compression loads to low-price hours can cut operating costs for carbon c…
Li Q.
This work appears to explore self-powered sensing for monitoring CO2 adsorption-desorption processes. With no abstract available, methods, scope, and findings remain unclear. It sits at the CCUS/energy-efficiency frontier, potentially infor…
Li Z.
A study on economic evaluation methods for CCUS-EOR (CO2-enhanced oil recovery) projects. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it addresses the economics of CCUS deployment, relevant to investment appraisal and policy design for de…
Ghazzai Almutairi, F. A. Ahmed Ali, S. Al-Zahrani +10
This review critically assesses absorption-based CO2 capture, the most mature and widely deployed technology, comparing solvent selection, regeneration energy, and key economic indicators. It covers advances in aqueous amines, phase-change …
S. De Gooijer, P. Goosen, C. G. Díaz-Maroto +4
A materials-science study examining how ultramicroporosity and surface chemistry govern dynamic CO2 capture performance in activated carbons. Though no abstract is available, it contributes fundamental insights for optimizing solid sorbent …
Shu D.Y.
This paper examines the role of carbon capture and storage (CCS) in achieving net-zero energy systems, analyzing trade-offs between economics and environmental outcomes. It likely explores how prioritizing cost versus environmental impact s…
Wang S.
A review of intermediate-temperature (roughly 200-400°C) CO2 adsorbents, covering rational design, fabrication routes, sorption performance, and remaining challenges. It highlights energy savings versus high- and low-temperature processes a…
Huang W.
This review critically examines salt precipitation in geologic CO2 storage, covering its spatial distribution, multidimensional impacts on reservoirs and wells, and associated engineering challenges. It highlights a key factor affecting the…
Yue Y.
This study examines the reaction mechanisms and structure-activity relationships of bimetallic catalysts for CO2 hydrogenation to methanol under vapor- and liquid-phase conditions. CO2-to-methanol is a core CCU pathway, with methanol servin…
Zecca N.
This paper addresses the integration of post-combustion carbon capture technology into a steel plant, linked to the EU DISPLACE project. Steelmaking is a hard-to-abate, emission-intensive sector, making capture deployment central to industr…
Alessio Tafone, Benjamin Kanz, Balkumar Basant Kumar Pillai +3
This study performs a comprehensive thermo-economic optimization of retrofitting an amine-based CO2 capture process onto a pulverized coal-fired power plant. It evaluates trade-offs between process design, energy penalty, and cost, offering…
Siyabonga Brighton Ndebele, Glory Makuwa, Djemima Bulanga +2
Bimetallic Zn0.75Mg0.25-MOF-74 was synthesized solvothermally using cheap terephthalic acid instead of costly DHTPA linkers, and the effects of reaction temperature (89–160 °C) and time (5–55.5 h) on structure and CO2 capture were evaluated…
Hassan Babidi Yahya
This review examines CCUS-EOR integration across technical, economic, and environmental dimensions. It covers CO2 capture, transport, and injection (with Niger Delta reservoirs), cost and revenue structures, and lessons from Weyburn-Midale,…
Sakwe Adianimovie
Activated carbons were produced from periwinkle (aquatic) and coconut (agricultural) shell waste and characterized via methylene blue adsorption tests against IUPAC pore standards. Varying activation (400–600°C) and carbonization (500–700°C…
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