Swetaprovo Chaudhuri

University of Toronto Institute of Aerospace Studies

FASE

Research Focus: Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage

Contact: swetaprovo.chaudhuri@utoronto.ca

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Research Projects

Developing a Self-decarbonizing Combustor to Reduce CO2 Emissions

“Given the urgency to respond to climate change, it is imperative to find swift solutions for mitigating CO2 emissions from fossil fuels used in power and propulsion applications. A potential solution lies in decarbonizing fossil fuels through methane pyrolysis. We aim to conduct a comprehensive analysis of a novel thermo-catalytic reactor to efficiently perform pyrolysis of methane. Thereby, we can achieve in-situ hydrogen production and carbon capture.”

Developing a carbon capturing combustor-reactor powered by hydrogen generated in-situ from thermally coupled pyrolysis of natural gas

Developing a new hydrogen pyrolysis based system with a dual combustor-pyrolytic reactor, based on a new concept combustor fuelled by the existing natural gas network, with very little or no additional energy input.

Swetaprovo Chaudhuri

University of Toronto Institute of Aerospace Studies

FASE

Research Focus: Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage

Research Projects

Developing a Self-decarbonizing Combustor to Reduce CO2 Emissions

Developing a carbon capturing combustor-reactor powered by hydrogen generated in-situ from thermally coupled pyrolysis of natural gas

Climate Positive Energy hosts Consulate General of the Netherlands

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Swetaprovo Chaudhuri

University of Toronto Institute of Aerospace Studies

FASE

Research Focus: Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage

Research Projects

Developing a Self-decarbonizing Combustor to Reduce CO2 Emissions

Developing a carbon capturing combustor-reactor powered by hydrogen generated in-situ from thermally coupled pyrolysis of natural gas

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Climate Positive Energy hosts Consulate General of the Netherlands

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