four big reactors in a direct air capture machine by DACMA GmbH

four big reactors in a direct air capture machine by DACMA GmbH

DACMA captures CO2 for storage and utilization:

We see an infographic explaining the DAC process from CO2 emissions to DAC Carbon Capture to CCS Carbon Capture Storage to CCU Carbon Capture Utilization. The DACMA DAC plant is in the centre of the picture.

Our Vision for Gigaton-Scale Direct Air Capture

DACMA GmbH Vision for Gigaton-Scale Direct Air Capture machines
two reactors of the DAC machine of Blancair by DACMA standing in a factory
infographic about the direct air capturing process from DACMA GmbH
This picture shows a Direct Air Capture (DAC) plant operated by the technology of the company DACMA. On the left is a spherical structure bearing the logos of Repsol Sinopec Brasil, IPR and PUCRS, presumably serving as part of the CO₂ filtration technology. To the right is a modern building labeled “DACMA” with several large fans at the front. These fans are essential components of the plant, which captures CO₂ directly from the atmosphere. The surroundings are green, underlining the plant's focus on sustainable and environmentally friendly technologies.
illustrated by PUCRS
a welding engineer in a manufactory welding a part of a reactor for a direct air capture machine by DACMA GmbH
a woman touches the screen of a software computer of a DAC machine by DACMA GmbH
the inside of a DAC process system by DACMA GmbH seeing all pipelines
two big containers in a hall with big reactors of a DAC machine by DACMA GmbH
the inside of a DAC process system by DACMA GmbH seeing all pipelines
Close Up of a ventilator of a reactor of a DAC machine manufactured by DACMA GmbH
Alexander Backs by DACMA GmbH sitting in a meeting room