Published February 2021, Pg. 54-57

Section: Еcology and industrial safety

UOT: 665.612.2 – 027.22

DOI: 10.37474/0365-8554/2021-2-54-57

Maintenance of retained carbon dioxide and its task-oriented usage

F.N. Kerimov - Institute for Oil and Gas

F.A. Kuliyev - Institute for Oil and Gas

F.Z. Bayramova - Institute for Oil and Gas

L.M. Shikhiyeva - Azerbaijan State University of Oil and Industry

The research works justify negative impact of carbon dioxide (CO2), released into the atmosphere due to the burning of natural methane (CH4) used as a fuel in some large industrial enterprises of Azerbaijan and the ways of its task-oriented and cost-effective usage, particularly, in methanol, carbamide fertilisers production, which is top priority for Azerbaijan and in oil recovery increase of depleted reservoirs as well. 

The sources of large carbon dioxide emissions into the air in Azerbaijan have been revealed, the volume of burnt hydrocarbons and waste amount calculated as well. As a major investigation object, the methods of centralized gathering, transportation and utilization of wastes from the sources on the territory have been studied.

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