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Ocean Tanning Solutions

A theoretical model predicts the possible problems that would result in the sequestration of carbon dioxide deep into the seabed and under safe conditions in which they could perform. As more and more data tell us that global temperature is increasing because of greenhouse gases produced by carbon dioxide (CO2) from human origin are seeking solutions to the emissions of this gas. At the moment we do not have sufficient alternative energy sources to replace fossil fuel burning, and with China and India want to improve financially, and spending fuels at a rate never seen, it seems that we consume every last drop of oil is in the subsurface of the planet including the content in the sanctuaries of Alaska. For some time speculating on the possibility of burning fossil fuels but does not release emissions into the atmosphere of the combustion, but also sequestering CO2 somehow. Enclosures have been proposed deep geological, releasing it into liquid form and injected underwater caverns under the seabed. But this is risky because the CO2 would escape from confinement and released into the atmosphere, even explosively. Recently there have been small scale experiments to see the viability of the idea, but these experiments are too costly and will take time and varied under different conditions necessary evaluation can be given in the subsurface ocean. Therefore theoretical models have been developed that permit at least make preliminary studies to see if the idea is viable. One of these projects has led Youxue Zhang (University of Michigan) with results for a wide range of pressure and temperature conditions. The model for this research shows that the injection of liquid CO2 must be made at least to a depth of 800 meters under certain special conditions or 3000 meters if we want to be sure that the gas does not escape. A shallow depth gas could be released even as sudden eruptions causing serious injury. We can cite, for example, the natural eruption of this gas in 1986 at Lake Nyos that killed 1700 people choking and numerous animals in the area. Or the lake that killed 37 Monoun human in similar circumstances. We must add to this technical problem to do well this injection of liquid CO2. According to research a solution to moderate depths (800m) would be to make the drops of very small and so CO2 would dissolve in the ocean without producing eruptions dangerous if released. The large droplets produce more uncontrolled risk of eruptions of the gas according to Zhang. Defects in the machinery of the same shot injection or an injection would produce the wrong system of large droplets with the consequent risk. According to Zhang a shot at 3000m depth would be a much safer (and more expensive and costly energy). Naturally, the injection of CO2 could lead to negative environmental consequences, this will weigh the pros and cons of this technique before using it, and see if it is really a viable system to eliminate CO2 emissions to the atmosphere. Just add that the process of liquefaction and injection energy whose generation would also need to produce more CO2.

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