Patent classifications
C01B2210/0012
Portable System for the Production of Oxygen
A portable device for oxygen generation comprising at least one reservoir for holding a hydrogen peroxide solution, a reactor, for reacting hydrogen solution with a catalyst, a feeding system for supplying said hydrogen peroxide solution to said reactor from said reservoir, a system for cooling, interconnected to an outlet of said reactor, a hydrophobic filter membrane, for removing water at an oxygen outlet of said cooling system and an oxygen flow regulator, for regulating oxygen flow at said oxygen outlet.
Helium recovery from gaseous streams
Recovering helium from a gaseous stream includes contacting an acid gas removal membrane with a gaseous stream to yield a permeate stream and a residual stream, removing a majority of the acid gas from the residual stream to yield a first acid gas stream and a helium depleted clean gas stream, removing a majority of the acid gas from the permeate stream to yield a second acid gas stream and a helium rich stream, and removing helium from the helium rich stream to yield a helium product stream and a helium depleted stream. A helium removal system for removing helium from a gaseous stream including hydrocarbon gas, acid gas, and helium includes a first processing zone including a first acid gas removal unit, a second processing zone including a second acid gas removal unit, a third processing zone, and a helium purification unit.
Hybrid post-combustion CO.SUB.2 .capture system and method
A hybrid post-combustion carbon dioxide capture system for capturing carbon dioxide from a flue gas includes a compressor adapted to produce a compressed flue gas stream, a membrane-based carbon dioxide separation unit configured to receive a first portion of the compressed flue gas stream from the compressor, and an aqueous-based carbon dioxide capture unit configured to receive a second portion of the compressed flue gas stream from the compressor whereby the compressed flue gas stream is processed in parallel by the membrane-based carbon dioxide separation unit and the aqueous-based carbon dioxide capture unit.
ENERGY EFFICIENT MEMBRANE-BASED PROCESS FOR CO2 CAPTURE
Processes and systems for the energy efficient capture of CO.sub.2 from a flue gas stream such as produced or resulting from power plant operation, are provided. The processes and systems integrate the use of high CO.sub.2/N.sub.2 selectivity membranes and high CO.sub.2 flux membranes, to capture CO.sub.2. Useful membranes can desirably be graphene oxide-based membranes.
THERMALLY REARRANGED POLYMER GAS SEPARATION MEMBRANE HAVING FLUORINATED CROSS-LINKED STRUCTURE, AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREFOR
The present disclosure relates to a cross-linked thermally rearranged polymer membrane and a method for preparing the same. The cross-linked thermally rearranged polymer membrane prepared according to the present disclosure has fluorine atoms distributed in a cross-linked thermally rearranged polymer membrane so as to have a concentration gradient from the surface and is formed into a three-layer structure consisting of a fluorine deposition layer, a transition layer and a thermally rearranged polymer base layer, thereby having remarkably increased selectivity as compared to the existing commercialized gas separation membrane and, particularly, enabling helium to be separated with high purity and recovery rate from a natural gas well, etc. even with a small membrane area, and thus being commercializable.
Composite Membranes
A process for preparing a composite membrane comprising the steps: a) applying a radiation-curable composition to a porous support; b) irradiating the composition present on the support, thereby forming a gutter layer of cured polymer; c) forming a discriminating layer on the gutter layer; and d) applying a radiation-curable composition to the discriminating layer and irradiating that composition, thereby forming a protective layer on the discriminating layer; wherein one or both of the radiation-curable compositions applied in steps a) and d) comprise a photo acid generator having an absorbency coefficient ? at 313 nm of more than 1?10.sup.4 mol.sup.?1*cm.sup.?1. Also claimed are composite membranes and gas separation cartridges comprising the membranes.
INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL HYDROGEN GAS PRODUCTION, STORAGE AND CONVERSION SYSTEM
An industrial, commercial and residential Hydrogen production and conversion system is provided. The Hydrogen production and conversion system includes a reactor vessel for facilitating the production of Hydrogen gas and Oxygen gas, a separator vessel for separating the produced Hydrogen and Oxygen gas, a Hydrogen receiver vessel for receiving the separated Hydrogen gas, a compressor for compressing the received Hydrogen gas and a Hydrogen storage vessel for storing the compressed Hydrogen gas and providing the stored Hydrogen gas to one or more power systems to be used as fuel.
Catalytic layer and use thereof in oxygen-permeable membranes
The invention relates to a catalytic activation layer for use in oxygen-permeable membranes, which can comprise at least one porous structure formed by interconnected ceramic oxide particles that conduct oxygen ions and electronic carriers, where the surface of said particles that is exposed to the pores is covered with nanoparticles made from a catalyst, the composition of which corresponds to the following formula: A.sub.1-x-yB.sub.xC.sub.yO.sub.R where: A can be selected from Ti, Zr, Hf, lanthanide metals and combinations thereof; B and C are metals selected from Al, Ga, Y, Se, B, Nb, Ta, V, Mo, W, Re, Mn, Sn, Pr, Sm, Tb, Yb, Lu and combinations of same; and A must always be different from B. 0.01<x<0.5; 0<y<0.3.
INERT GAS GENERATING SYSTEM
A gas inerting system employs a carbon dioxide separation unit to remove carbon dioxide and water from an oxygen depleted gas stream generated from a catalytic oxidation unit and subsequently provides a nitrogen rich inerting gas to a fuel tank and/or to a cargo hold. A method of producing an inert gas passes an oxygen depleted gas stream from a catalytic oxidation unit through a carbon dioxide separation unit and provides a nitrogen rich inerting gas for fuel tank inerting and/or cargo hold fire suppression.
Porous NiBZY Supports for Hydrogen Separation Membranes
A layered device is provided. The device includes a ceramic composite substrate layer and a hydrogen permeable layer. The ceramic composite substrate layer includes a metal oxide phase and ceramic proton conducting oxide phase. The substrate layer is dense upon sintering and has contiguous porosity upon reduction in reducing atmosphere. The hydrogen permeable layer includes a single metal, metal alloys or layers of different metals.