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3D-printed monolithic zeolite structures for terrestrial decarbonization and space life support systems
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• A large-scale 3D-printed sorbent bed for selective gas separation is developed and examined. • 3D-printed sorbent bed exhibits a packing density of 82%, surpassing the 64% limit of packed spherical-bead beds. • It is demonstrated, for the first time, that a 3D-printed sorbent bed can eliminate the wall channeling effect. • At a similar packing density, a 3D-printed sorbent bed exhibits a lower pressure drop penalty compared to a packed bed.
Keywords:
Sorbent 3D-printing
Monolithic zeolite structures
CO2 capture
Breakthrough analysis
High sorbent packing density
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