DACC

Direct Air Carbon Capture (DACC) is a process designed to remove carbon dioxide (CO₂) from ambient air, which contains CO₂ at a concentration of about 0.04% (400 ppm). The process begins with air intake, where large fans draw in air to expose it to a specialized membrane designed to allow CO₂ to pass through while blocking other gases such as nitrogen and oxygen. As the air flows across the membrane, CO₂ molecules are absorbed and separated due to chemical or physical interactions with the membrane material. This captured CO₂ is then funneled into a storage chamber, ready for subsequent use in the catalytic chamber of the machine. The membrane system is energy-efficient, modular, and capable of operating at ambient conditions, making it a viable choice for scalable and sustainable air carbon capture.