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Mitigating Climate Impact through Effective CO2 Adsorption with Solid Sorbents by Direct Air Capture

Project Type: Self-Initiated

Project Description

CO₂ levels in the atmosphere continue to rise, intensifying climate change and environmental challenges. Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology enables the removal of CO₂ directly from ambient air to achieve negative emissions. This project develops a compact DAC prototype using solid sorbents and controlled regeneration to support scalable carbon-removal solutions. The project delivers a compact DAC prototype integrating automated sensing, renewable-ready control, and multi-variable analysis. It shows reliable CO₂ capture, consistent sorbent cycling, and strong data validation. With improved housing, heating, and modular sorbent cartridges, it can become a low-cost, scalable DAC for homes, schools, and remote sites.


Poster not available


Project Team

Talal Alshehri
Talal Alshehri
Industrial & Systems Engg.
Azzam Almuwallad
Azzam Almuwallad
Control & Instrumentation Engg
Khalid Alghamdi
Khalid Alghamdi
Applied Chemical Engineering
Abdullah Alomari
Abdullah Alomari
Applied Mechanical Engineering

Team Coach

DR. Firas Al Hindawi
DR. Firas Al Hindawi
Assistant Professor

Industrial & Sys. Engineering Dept.

Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering