Project Seeks To Use Supersonic Shock-Waves For CO2 Compression

August 19, 2009

An Energy Department-backed project is using supersonic shock-wave technology used in jet engines to compress carbon dioxide for storage at coal-fired power plants and other industrial sites.The goal: Develop the cheapest, fastest and most efficient compressors.

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