Interviews on the challenges and highlights of Carbon2Chem®

Four questions to ...

What has been achieved so far during the Carbon2Chem® joint project? What have the highlights been? Where were the biggest challenges? And what next steps are planned? In the “Four questions to...” section, we regularly interview project coordinators and partners. So, it’s worth dropping by here virtually from time to time.

...the Carbon2Chem® scientists

 

Scientist / 23.11.2023

Corina Pollok

“The collaboration between various project partners is undoubtedly one of the biggest highlights of Carbon2Chem®.”

 

Scientist / 15.9.2023

Nicolai Daheim

"In the Carbon2Chem® project, various metallurgical gases were purified in the gas treatment pilot plant."

 

Scientist / 14.9.2023

Olaf von Morstein

"We have been able to show that we can reliably and safely purify steel mill gases, such as blast furnace gas and converter gas."

 

Scientists / 12.12.2022

Torben Daun und Johannes Voß

Interplay between digitization and experimental work

 

Scientist / 22.9.2022

Kai Girod

"We are testing a solution to quickly avoid CO2 emissions."

 

Scientists / 20.1.2022

Stefan Schlüter und Tim Schulzke

"Thanks to the simulations, we can define a technically possible framework."

 

Scientist / 30.8.2021

Andreas Menne and Tim Schulzke

"Gas mixtures resulting from steel production are to be used to manufacture products for the chemical industry and synthetic fuels using hydrogen from renewable electricity."

 

Scientists / 2.8.2021

Julian Schittkowski and Oliver Hegen

"In order to convert CO2 into a valuable substance as effectively as possible, we first of all need to know what exactly is in the industrial gases."