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Oxyfuel Combustion for Clean Energy Applications

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Nowadays, emission of greenhouse gases (mainly CO2) is a critical challenge facing the world due to the associated global warming. By the year 2050, the emission levels of CO2 are expected to be increased by about 70% compared to the present levels (Lupion et al. in Energy Procedia 4:5639–5646, [1]). The huge world’s energy demand forces the governments to continue using fossil fuels and the researchers to continue developing new technologies that can reduce the emissions of greenhouse gases while burning fossil fuels (Amponsah et al. in Renew Sustain Energy Rev 39:461–475, [2]).

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