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AN INVESTIGATION ON MARINE TYPE CARBON CAPTURE AND STORAGE SYSTEM
Abstract:
Reducing CO2 emissions has become more important over time to mitigate global warming. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has adopted rules and regulations to limit greenhouse gas emissions from international maritime activities, and these rules are expected to become more restrictive in the future. There are various methods and technologies to control emissions from ships. Carbon capture and storage (CCS) systems are effective methods for controlling CO2 emissions. For this reason, studies on CCS systems for ships have increased their popularity recently. However, despite the highly effective results in reducing CO2 emissions, the use of the CCS system has some disadvantages due to thermal energy and power requirements and their cost. This study presents the effects of different design parameters on the feasibility of marine CCS systems. Additionally, the integration of CCS systems with other systems such as fuel cells, ORC systems and etc. has also been considered. The results are presented and discussed for different ship types.
SPEAKER/PRESENTER
Selma Ergin, Professor and Head of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering Department, Faculty of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering, Istanbul Technical University
Selma Ergin is a Professor and Head of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering Department at the Faculty of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering, Istanbul Technical University. She currently serves as the president of the International Maritime Association of Mediterranean and the director of the Ship Emission Laboratory. Her recent research focuses on emissions control, decarbonization, underwater noise, fire safety and energy efficiency of ships. Professor Ergin has more than 2 book chapters, 1 book and more than 100 journal and peer-reviewed conference papers published in these fields, and has 3 international patents. She worked as an expert evaluator in various EU and national projects in the fields of energy and transportation. She also represented Turkiye at various IMO meetings. She is an Associate Editor of IMechE Part M: Journal of Engineering for the Maritime Environment and an Editor of the Journal of Offshore Structure and Technology. She has been on the Advisory Board of many international and national journals such as Alexandria Engineering Journal and International Maritime Studies and Research Journal.
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