Carbon dioxide collector - Revision history

Apm: /* Related */

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	* [[Air as a resource]]		* [[Air as a resource]]
	* [[Mining with gem-gum-tec]]		* [[Mining with gem-gum-tec]]
			* '''[[Carbon sequestration]]'''
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	* Josh Hall's high altitude mirror bubble concept (not necessarily handling atmospheric gasses) [todo: add video link]		* Josh Hall's high altitude mirror bubble concept (not necessarily handling atmospheric gasses) [todo: add video link]

Apm: /* Related / Carbon

2024-07-06T09:25:36Z

Related: * Carbon

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			* [[Carbon]]
	* '''[[Carbon capture buoy scenario]]'''		* '''[[Carbon capture buoy scenario]]'''
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Apm: /* Water (seaborne) */ added AI art illustration with link to dedicated page

2024-05-04T14:04:07Z

Water (seaborne): added AI art illustration with link to dedicated page

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	[[file:CO2-harvesting-boya 845x480.png \|thumb\|300px\|Concept art of buoy for collection of atmospheric CO<sub>2</sub>. [http://apm.bplaced.net/w/images/e/ec/CO2-harvesting-boya.svg SVG] - [[mobile carbon dioxide collector buoy]]s ]]		[[file:CO2-harvesting-boya 845x480.png \|thumb\|300px\|Concept art of buoy for collection of atmospheric CO<sub>2</sub>. [http://apm.bplaced.net/w/images/e/ec/CO2-harvesting-boya.svg SVG] - [[mobile carbon dioxide collector buoy]]s ]]

			[[File:CO2-harvester-buoy-deployed.jpeg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|A CO<sub>2</sub> and energy harvester buoy deployed on the open ocean. More details on page: '''[[Carbon capture buoy scenario]]'''.]]

	Seaborne [[mobile carbon dioxide collector buoy]]s of a size that is easy to handle.		Seaborne [[mobile carbon dioxide collector buoy]]s of a size that is easy to handle.

Apm: /* Related / '''Carbon capture buoy scenario'''

2023-06-20T13:28:25Z

Related: * '''Carbon capture buoy scenario'''

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			* '''[[Carbon capture buoy scenario]]'''
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	* Mobile in general: [[Mobile carbon dioxide collector]]		* Mobile in general: [[Mobile carbon dioxide collector]]
	* Seaborne: [[Mobile carbon dioxide collector buoy]]		* Seaborne: [[Mobile carbon dioxide collector buoy]]

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2021-06-24T07:19:54Z

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	* [[atmosphere sentinels]]		* [[atmosphere sentinels]]
	* large scale storage of carbon dioxide (side-note: collection and storage together make "sequestation")		* large scale storage of carbon dioxide (side-note: collection and storage together make "sequestation")
			* [[Large scale construction]]

			[[Category:Large scale construction]]

	= External Links =		= External Links =

Apm: /* Land (more or less stationary) */ todo -> wikitodo

2017-10-30T19:43:49Z

Land (more or less stationary): todo -> wikitodo

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	Fully consumer-device detached collectors-devices have been proposed that feature a structure that makes them look slightly akin to trees.<br>{{todo\|what are the benefits of this shape vs flat solar cells}}<br> Placement in inhabited areas - environmental issues!<br>		Fully consumer-device detached collectors-devices have been proposed that feature a structure that makes them look slightly akin to trees.<br>{{todo\|what are the benefits of this shape vs flat solar cells}}<br> Placement in inhabited areas - environmental issues!<br>
	{{~~todo~~\|find and link existing paper}}		{{wikitodo\|find and link existing paper}}

	== Water (seaborne) ==		== Water (seaborne) ==

Apm: /* External Links */ added link to video

2017-08-13T12:40:44Z

External Links: added link to video

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	* Diamond Trees (Tropostats): A Molecular Manufacturing Based System for Compositional Atmospheric Homeostasis - 2010 Robert A. Freitas Jr. [http://www.imm.org/Reports/rep043.pdf pdf]		* Diamond Trees (Tropostats): A Molecular Manufacturing Based System for Compositional Atmospheric Homeostasis - 2010 Robert A. Freitas Jr. [http://www.imm.org/Reports/rep043.pdf pdf]
			* Video: [https://vimeo.com/153449899 "Tropostats: Nanotechnology Harnessing Photosynthesis"] (very conceptual)

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Apm: /* Related */ added link to yet unwritten page: Mining with gem-gum-tec

2017-07-15T08:47:04Z

Related: added link to yet unwritten page: Mining with gem-gum-tec

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	* [[Mechanosynthetic carbon dioxide splitting]]		* [[Mechanosynthetic carbon dioxide splitting]]
	* [[Air as a resource]]		* [[Air as a resource]]
			* [[Mining with gem-gum-tec]]
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	* Josh Hall's high altitude mirror bubble concept (not necessarily handling atmospheric gasses) [todo: add video link]		* Josh Hall's high altitude mirror bubble concept (not necessarily handling atmospheric gasses) [todo: add video link]

Apm: /* Medium */ extended on land section quite a bit

2017-07-15T08:43:05Z

Medium: extended on land section quite a bit

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	Sub-classes:		Sub-classes:
	* stationary carbon dioxide collectors		* stationary carbon dioxide collectors (see section "Land" below)
	* [[mobile carbon dioxide collector]]s <br> Locating [[diamondoid solar cells\|solar cells]] for CO<sub>2</sub> recuperation sparsely distributed in the air or on the sea instead of placing them concentrated in one place on the ground may be good for environmental (no pave-over) and political reasons.		* [[mobile carbon dioxide collector]]s <br> Locating [[diamondoid solar cells\|solar cells]] for CO<sub>2</sub> recuperation sparsely distributed in the air or on the sea instead of placing them concentrated in one place on the ground may be good for environmental (no pave-over) and political reasons.

	== Land (more or less stationary) ==		== Land (more or less stationary) ==

	* [[Nanofactory\|Nanofactories]] ~~that~~ use air directly as building material.		[[Nanofactory\|Nanofactories]] may use air directly as a building material.<br>
	* devices ~~looking~~ slightly akin to trees {{todo\|what are the benefits of this shape vs flat solar cells}} <br> ~~placement~~ in inhabited areas - environmental issues!		The filtering system may be more or less integrated (more or less detachable).
			Speedier operation without loss of efficiency needs bigger filter systems that are less likely to be directly integrated.
			Going from fully integrated to "fully" separated one could imagine: just two ports then a flap on a hinge then separable devices connected with a "cable".

			The extreme case would be global distances between carbon dioxide collection and carbon consumption.
			This goes a bit against "[[material deglobalisation]]" which is one of the main benefits of advanced atomically precise manufacturing technology. So one might avoid long range carbon dioxide (or carbon) transport for small scale low throughput applications like mechanosynthesis of cloths. Long range material transport may be more sensible for e.g. the fast erection of large scale structures like whole cities.

			For the extreme case of global distances a global [[infinitesimal bearing\|infinitesimally bearing]] [[tube mail]] [[capsule transport]] (alongside a [[Global microcomponent redistribution system]]) could be envisioned. The transportation of other building materials (like e.g. titanium, aluminum and silicon) that are not present in the air and need to be mined from solid material would benefit from such a system anyway.

			Fully consumer-device detached collectors-devices have been proposed that feature a structure that makes them look slightly akin to trees.<br>{{todo\|what are the benefits of this shape vs flat solar cells}}<br> Placement in inhabited areas - environmental issues!<br>
			{{todo\|find and link existing paper}}

	== Water (seaborne) ==		== Water (seaborne) ==

Apm: restructuring & extension -- =About the optimal size of devices=

2017-07-15T07:51:42Z

restructuring & extension -- =About the optimal size of devices=

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	Solar powered carbon dioxide collectors have the potential to fulfill the global energy needs and remove the excess CO<sub>2</sub> that had accumulated due to burning of fossil fuels along with other unwanted gases of industrial origin.		Solar powered carbon dioxide collectors have the potential to fulfill the global energy needs and remove the excess CO<sub>2</sub> that had accumulated due to burning of fossil fuels along with other unwanted gases of industrial origin.

	Devices for the removal of CO<sub>2</sub> from the atmosphere do not need and probably should not be able to do self replication.		= About the optimal size of devices =

			Devices for the removal of CO<sub>2</sub> from the atmosphere do not need and probably should not be able to do [[self replication]].
	Making such devices macroscopic seems to be a better alternative than making them in the micro- to nanoscale.		Making such devices macroscopic seems to be a better alternative than making them in the micro- to nanoscale.
	~~It makes handling them~~ easier (even collectible by hand) ~~allows for more control and~~ less [[Mobility prevention guideline\|environmental spill]].		Big devices:
			* can work more efficient -- just like pants pocket sized [[nanofactory\|nanofactories]] can operate much more efficient than ultra compact (sub microscale) [[molecular assembler]]s
	* Carbon extraction must stop at a certain level - ~~otherwise '''all plants on earth may be in severe danger'''.~~		* are obviously easier to handle (even collectible by hand)
			* are less problematic in regards to [[Mobility prevention guideline\|environmental spill]]
			Side-notes:
	* Every conscientiously designed mobile (airborne/seaborne) device must care about its fate after their end of service.		* Every conscientiously designed mobile (airborne/seaborne) device must care about its fate after their end of service.
			* Carbon extraction must stop at a certain level - otherwise '''all plants on earth may be in severe danger of CO<sub>2</sub> starvation'''.

	= Medium =		= Medium =

Carbon dioxide collector - Revision history

Apm: /* Related */

Apm: /* Related */ * Carbon

Apm: /* Water (seaborne) */ added AI art illustration with link to dedicated page

Apm: /* Related */ * '''Carbon capture buoy scenario'''

Apm: /* Related */

Apm: /* Land (more or less stationary) */ todo -> wikitodo

Apm: /* External Links */ added link to video

Apm: /* Related */ added link to yet unwritten page: Mining with gem-gum-tec

Apm: /* Medium */ extended on land section quite a bit

Apm: restructuring & extension -- =About the optimal size of devices=

Apm: /* Related / Carbon

Apm: /* Related / '''Carbon capture buoy scenario'''