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The different experience PACT facility can bring to you
We, Xiaoyu Wei (Cranfield University), Yuan Chen (University of Edinburgh), LABIB Mennatallah (University of Edinburgh) and David Cann (University of Chester), had the opportunity to attend the 5-day training course at the UKCCSRC Pilot-Scale Advanced CO2-Capture Technology (PACT) facility in […]
INDUSTRIAL TRAINING AT THE PACT FACILITIES
This blog was co-authored by Hisham Al-baroudi, Abdul’Aziz A. Aliyu, Adeola Awoyomi, Daniel Okuo, Yongliang Yan who attended a 5-day training programme at the UKCCSRC PACT facilities The Pilot-Scale Advanced Capture Technology (PACT) facilities fuse together a comprehensive range of integrated research equipment with significant analytical […]

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