Monte Carlo Simulation for CO2 Capture Solvents: A Case Study in Bangladesh
Lukas Sharma
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Ahmed Ivanov
Khulna University of Engineering & Technology
Jing Chen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Abstract
Growing environmental and regulatory demands have made the management of CO2 capture solvents a central concern for precision agriculture. Data were collected from several installations in precision agriculture and analysed using Monte Carlo simulation. The findings indicate that 8 operating regimes govern the observed behaviour. The work contributes to the growing evidence base for climate-resilient engineering design.
Keywords:
CO2 capture solventsMonte Carlo simulationstate of charge estimationpower qualitycarbon capturemembrane separation
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