The TecEco Tec-Kiln Technology
{"Image DocumentName": "The TecEco Tec-Kiln Technology", "Image ImageDescription": "John Harrison Presentation AASMIC Conference. The TecEco Tec-Kiln Technology. Runs at low temperatures minimising the development of lattice energy. Can be powered by various non fossil sources of energy such as solar energy or waste heat. CO2 + H2O => Hydrocarbons compounds using algae. MgO Production using solar energy. Grinds and calcines at the same time thereby operating 25% to 30% more efficiently. Captures CO2 for return to the Greensols process, bottling or use for fuel manufacture using algae and other life forms or other purposes. The products \u2013 CaO and/or MgO can be used to sequester more CO2 in the MgCO2 process which can be repeated. Suitable for making the reactive MgO used in TecEco cements. CAPTURE OF CO2. The capture of CO2 at source during the manufacturing process is easier for the calcination of magnesium carbonates than any other carbonate mainly because the process occurs at relatively low temperatures. TecEco Pty. Ltd. own intellectual property in relation to a new tec-kiln in which grinding and calcining can occur at the same time in the same vessel for higher efficiencies and easy capture of CO2. Provided sufficient uses can be found for pure CO2 produced during manufacture whereby it is also permanently sequestered, a system for sequestration on a massive scale using carbonates as building materials is very promising. Possibilities for alternative permanent disposal are in materials such as plastics or deep underground where CO2 reacts with country rock forming more carbonate.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}