Overview
CX3-V MONOLITH is a pilot-scale materials system that reframes direct air capture as a production chain, using captured carbon dioxide as feedstock for carbon-black manufacturing.
H11 Systems
Vertical atmospheric carbon capture and conversion
CX3-V MONOLITH™
A compact gravity-stack system for carbon capture and material production.
CX3-V integrates high-G air capture, solar-assisted solvent regeneration, fixed-bed conversion, heat recovery, and sealed carbon harvesting inside one vertical monolith.
Capture and material production in one system
Gravity stack reduces transfer complexity
Compact monolith architecture for pilot deployment
System Overview
CX3-V MONOLITH™ in context.
What It Does
It captures carbon dioxide from atmospheric air, separates it from the capture medium, routes concentrated gas through a controlled conversion core, recovers process heat, and collects solid carbon in a sealed drawer.
How It Works
A top-mounted rotary packed-bed scrubber captures CO2. Gravity feeds enriched solvent to a flash stripper, concentrated gas enters a fixed-bed Bosch reactor with hydrogen, and produced carbon falls through cooling and heat-recovery zones into a sealed harvest module.
Capabilities
Operational strengths built into the platform.
This public profile presents the system's capability direction while confidential operating logic and implementation architecture remain protected.
Atmospheric CO2 capture
Solar-assisted solvent regeneration
Fixed-bed carbon conversion
Gravity-driven interstage transfer
Integrated process heat recovery
Sealed industrial carbon collection
Vertical process stack
Integrated with the rest of the H11 stack.
High-G rotary packed-bed capture module
Solar-thermal flash stripping stage
Controlled fixed-bed Bosch reaction core
Double-pipe heat recovery and cooling
Sealed 100 kg-class harvest drawer concept
Applications
Where this system fits.
Carbon-black production
Industrial decarbonization pilots
Distributed material manufacturing
Research-scale carbon conversion
Low-footprint capture installations