Publikasjoner
- Experimental evaluation of density meters using liquid CO2 and their effect on volumetric to mass flow conversion for CCS Les publikasjonen
- Experimental Investigation of Solid Formation under CO2 Liquefaction Conditions for Ship Transport at 7 and 16 Bar with Water Content up to 300 ppm Les publikasjonen
- Low-Temperature Phase Separation of CO2 from Syngas Mixtures─Experimental Results
- New and accurate thermodynamic property data of CO2-EGS relevant working fluids with data fitted to existing thermodynamic models Les publikasjonen
- Two-capillary viscometer for temperatures and pressures relevant to CO2 capture, transport, and storage—operation and improved analysis at high pressure Les publikasjonen
- A two-capillary viscometer for temperatures up to 473 K and pressures up to 100 MPa—operation and verification at low pressure
- Measurements of the Viscosity of Hydrogen and a (Hydrogen + Methane) Mixture with a Two-Capillary Viscometer Les publikasjonen
- A new facility for viscosity and density measurements for CO2 – rich mixtures relevant for CO2 transport and storage Les publikasjonen
- Characterization of an Ultrasonic Flowmeter for Liquid and Dense Phase Carbon Dioxide under Static Conditions Les publikasjonen
- CO2 Liquefaction Close to the Triple Point Pressure Les publikasjonen
Annen formidling
- Behind the Scenes from the DeFACTO rig
- Ultrasonic measurement of liquid carbon dioxide
- Status heat transfer measurements for plate heat exchanger
- Ultrasonic measurement of liquid carbon dioxide
- Accurate Measurements of Carbon Dioxide and Sulfur Dioxide (CO2+ SO2) Vapor-Liquid Equilibria
- Impact of CO2 impurities and additives on thermophysical properties in CCS (ImpreCCS): Viscosity & density measurement
- VLE Measurements and Verification of a state-of-the-art Helmholtz Energy Equation of State for the Ternary Mixture of CO2-N2-CH4
- A new experimental facility for decompression of CO2 and CO2-rich mixtures
- Need and Measurements of Accurate Thermodynamic Data for CCS
- Accurate Phase Equilibrium Measurements for CCS Using an Analytical Method