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Schematic diagram of the test rig

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Illustration of the two distributer designs used with the test rig: (a) design (A): four arms and (b) design (B): eight arms

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CO2 absorption efficiency using NaOH solvent at different degree of solvent saturations with distributer (A)

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Temperature of NaOH solvent at different degree of solvent saturations with distributer A

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Effect of distributer design on CO2 absorption efficiency using NaOH solvent with 50% saturation

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Effect of exhaust gas flow rate on CO2 absorption efficiency using NaOH solvent with 50% saturation

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Effect of water type on CO2 absorption efficiency using NaOH solvent with 50% saturation

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Comparison of NaOH solvent temperature between tap sweet water and seawater with 50% saturation

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CO2 absorption efficiency for half saturated (NaOH versus Ca(OH)2) solutions with half flow rates

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CO2 adsorption temperature profiles at two locations in the container of NaOH sorbent with half flow rate of the exhaust gas

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CO2 adsorption efficiency for different materials

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Comparison between the adsorption exit gas temperature of NaOH and, 50% NaOH, 50% Ca(OH)2 sorbents. Temperature measured at the top surface of the container.