PTE 541Carbon Capture, Storage, and Utilization
Petroleum Engineering · 3 credits
Description
Carbon dioxide sources and emission levels. Net-zero emissions targets and energy transition. Introduction to capture and separation of CO2 produced by power generation or industrial activity using chemical processes. Conversion of CO2 by catalytic processes (e.g. methanation, dry reforming, etc) into synthetic fuels and chemicals. CO2 storage in depleted oil and gas reservoirs, and other geologic formations. Prerequisites: Fourth-year standing.
Common questions about PTE 541
What is PTE 541 at LAU?
PTE 541 Carbon Capture, Storage, and Utilization is a 3-credit course at Lebanese American University (LAU), in the Petroleum Engineering department. Carbon dioxide sources and emission levels. Net-zero emissions targets and energy transition. Introduction to capture and separation of CO2 produced by power generation or industrial activity using chemical processes. Conversion of CO2 by catalytic processes (e.g.
How many credits is PTE 541?
PTE 541 Carbon Capture, Storage, and Utilization is worth 3 credits at LAU.
Who teaches PTE 541 at LAU?
Studiety has 1 professor on record for PTE 541: Marie-Nour George kaydouh. Sections change every term, so check the registrar for who is teaching now.