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effect” can be observed on the se
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Propane is a naturally occurring hy
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investigation. However, the case sh
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8. REFERENCES 1. Special Report on
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38. Bennewitz, P. Designing an appa
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80. Pruess, K, T Xu, J Apps, and J
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Appendix A Literature Review
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Table of Contents Team Objectives .
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Team Objectives As awareness of the
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Figure 1 CO2 Phase Diagram [3] As i
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Transportation It is preferred to t
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(a) (b) Figure 6 Sensitivity of flo
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will need to convince those sectors
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Figure 7 U.S. coal seams distribute
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proximity technology. Capture costs
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Table 1 EOR Injection Statistics [3
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Geologic Sequestration: Deep Saline
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Figure 11 Subsurface temperature an
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Figure 12 The magenta line represen
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Although there is little data to su
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through marine organisms. It has be
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Biological Sequestration: Terrestri
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wheat, bamboo) and wood is being pr
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Kandji stated that the carbon seque
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Table 5 Composition of various mine
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pressure; then the Mg 2+ is liberat
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Aqueous carbonation In an aqueous p
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Biological Sequestration: Industria
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Indoor closed systems have the adva
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are defined above, and Is was 45W/m
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technology was developed to allow f
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References 1. IPCC, Special Report
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34. Gunter, WD, MJ Mavor, and JR Ro
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70. Tschakert, P. The costs of soil
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106. Singh, S, BN Kate, and UC Bane
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syms axd adx x d Io c em=50; kc=2.7
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ylabel('PAR Light Intensity [W/m^2]
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The following procedure was used in
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Procedure: 1. Solve for the intensi
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Probable Variation of Key Parameter
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Cumulative Cash Position Data 1000
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Power Preference kilowatts 1 kW / k
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Centrifugal pump 3.3892 0.0536 0.15
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Discounted Cash Flow Rate of Return
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Payback Period Data 1000 Low DPBP 3
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Materail Factors, FM Shell - CS CS
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Equations of state utilize expanded
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REFERENCES 1. Peng, D.Y. and D.B. R
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As stated before, the equation that
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Appendix G Stream Property Table fo
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Stream Number 109 110 111 112 113 1
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Stream Number 128 129 Temperature C