Patent classifications
B04B9/06
Fluid processing system with a disk-pack turbine
A disk-pack turbine for use, for example, in systems and methods in at least one embodiment for separating fluids including liquids and gases into subcomponents by passing the fluid through a fluid intake chamber into an expansion chamber and then through at least a portion of a waveform pattern present between at least two rotors and/or disks. The rotors and/or disks having waveform patterns on at least one side.
A CENTRIFUGAL SEPARATOR COMPRISING A TURBINE CASING
A centrifugal separator for cleaning gas containing contaminants includes a stationary casing, enclosing a separation space through which a gas flow is permitted, a gas inlet extending through the stationary casing and permitting supply of the gas to be cleaned, a rotating member including a plurality of separation members arranged in the separation space and being arranged to rotate around an axis of rotation. The separator includes a gas outlet arranged in the stationary casing and configured to permit discharge of cleaned gas and including an outlet opening through a wall of the stationary casing, a drainage outlet arranged in the stationary casing and configured to permit discharge of liquid contaminants separated from the gas to be cleaned. The separator includes a turbine casing in which a turbine wheel that is drivingly connected to the rotating member is arranged; and a nozzle arranged for directing a jet of pressurized liquid towards the turbine wheel, thereby rotating said turbine wheel. The turbine casing includes a turbine outlet for drainage of the liquid used for rotating said turbine wheel. The turbine casing has a geometry such that the liquid used for rotating said turbine wheel is leaving said turbine outlet with a remaining kinetic energy that is higher than the energy obtained from gravity alone.
A CENTRIFUGAL SEPARATOR COMPRISING A TURBINE CASING
A centrifugal separator for cleaning gas containing contaminants includes a stationary casing, enclosing a separation space through which a gas flow is permitted, a gas inlet extending through the stationary casing and permitting supply of the gas to be cleaned, a rotating member including a plurality of separation members arranged in the separation space and being arranged to rotate around an axis of rotation. The separator includes a gas outlet arranged in the stationary casing and configured to permit discharge of cleaned gas and including an outlet opening through a wall of the stationary casing, a drainage outlet arranged in the stationary casing and configured to permit discharge of liquid contaminants separated from the gas to be cleaned. The separator includes a turbine casing in which a turbine wheel that is drivingly connected to the rotating member is arranged; and a nozzle arranged for directing a jet of pressurized liquid towards the turbine wheel, thereby rotating said turbine wheel. The turbine casing includes a turbine outlet for drainage of the liquid used for rotating said turbine wheel. The turbine casing has a geometry such that the liquid used for rotating said turbine wheel is leaving said turbine outlet with a remaining kinetic energy that is higher than the energy obtained from gravity alone.
System and Method for Separating Fluids and Creating Magnetic Fields
A system and method in at least one embodiment for separating fluids including liquids and gases into subcomponents by passing the fluid through a vortex chamber into an expansion chamber and then through at least a portion of a waveform pattern present between at least two rotors and/or disks. In further embodiments, a system and method is offered for harnessing fields created by a system having rotating rotors and/or disks having waveform patterns on at least one side to produce current within a plurality of coils. In at least one embodiment, the waveform patterns include a plurality of hyperbolic waveforms axially aligned around a horizontal center of the system.
Waveform disks and a system using the waveform disks
A disk-pack turbine for use, for example, in systems and methods in at least one embodiment for separating fluids including liquids and gases into subcomponents by passing the fluid through a vortex chamber into an expansion chamber and then through at least a portion of a waveform pattern present between at least two rotors and/or disks. The rotors and/or disks having waveform patterns on at least one side. In at least one embodiment, the waveform patterns include a plurality of hyperbolic waveforms travelling around an axial center of the disk with each hyperbolic waveform having a varying diameter along the waveform.
CENTRIFUGAL SEPARATOR ARRANGEMENT, SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ENERGY HARVESTING IN A CENTRIFUGAL SEPARATOR ARRANGEMENT
A centrifugal separator arrangement includes: an energy converter positioned in proximity to a rotor of the centrifugal separator and configured to collect and convert the non-electrical energy generated by the rotor of the centrifugal separator into electrical energy; and a sensor configured to obtain a parameter associated with the operation of the centrifugal separator, wherein the sensor includes a processor configured to produce corresponding data, and wherein the sensor is in electrical connection with the energy converter to be powered by the electrical energy collected and converted by the energy converter. A method and a system for energy harvesting in the centrifugal separator arrangement is also provided.
Modular centrifugal separator for cleaning gas
A centrifugal separator for cleaning gas containing contaminants includes a stationary casing module including a surrounding side wall enclosing a separation space through which a gas flow is permitted, a gas outlet for cleaned gas, and at least one drainage opening for draining separated liquid contaminants from a lower portion of the stationary casing module; a rotating module including a plurality of separation members arranged in said separation space and being arranged to rotate around an axis of rotation; a drive member arranged for rotating the rotating module around the axis of rotation; and an inlet module arranged axially above the stationary casing module, including an inlet pipe for supply of the gas to be cleaned to the inlet module. The inlet module is in fluid contact with the separation space and a liquid outlet module arranged axially below the stationary casing module and configured to permit discharge of liquid contaminants drained from the stationary casing module. The liquid outlet module includes a lower base portion and at least one upwardly extending portion from the lower base portion. The at least one upwardly extending portion extends axially along the surrounding side wall of the stationary casing module such that the liquid outlet module forms an open container into which the stationary casing module is arranged. The liquid outlet module is attached to the stationary casing module via the at least one upwardly extending portion.
Modular centrifugal separator for cleaning gas
A centrifugal separator for cleaning gas containing contaminants includes a stationary casing module including a surrounding side wall enclosing a separation space through which a gas flow is permitted, a gas outlet for cleaned gas, and at least one drainage opening for draining separated liquid contaminants from a lower portion of the stationary casing module; a rotating module including a plurality of separation members arranged in said separation space and being arranged to rotate around an axis of rotation; a drive member arranged for rotating the rotating module around the axis of rotation; and an inlet module arranged axially above the stationary casing module, including an inlet pipe for supply of the gas to be cleaned to the inlet module. The inlet module is in fluid contact with the separation space and a liquid outlet module arranged axially below the stationary casing module and configured to permit discharge of liquid contaminants drained from the stationary casing module. The liquid outlet module includes a lower base portion and at least one upwardly extending portion from the lower base portion. The at least one upwardly extending portion extends axially along the surrounding side wall of the stationary casing module such that the liquid outlet module forms an open container into which the stationary casing module is arranged. The liquid outlet module is attached to the stationary casing module via the at least one upwardly extending portion.
Compact rotating fluid stabilizer and multiphase separator system
A compact rotating fluid stabilizer and multiphase separator system separates a multiphase input fluid flow and delivers single phase liquid streams at elevated pressure from inlet conditions. A separator housing with a lower separation chamber and an upper separation chamber rotates about a central axis. The input flow is received into the lower separation chamber and centrifuged into its constituent phases. A gaseous phase migrates through a rotary structured packing up a center tube and exits through a discharge pipe atop the housing. A heavy liquid phase is delivered at high pressure through a first diffuser ring with permeable gas tip seals supplied by high pressure gas. A lighter liquid phase migrates over a weir into an upper separation chamber and is delivered to a second diffuser ring. The compressor reduces vapor pressure to stabilize the light liquid phase.
Compact rotating fluid stabilizer and multiphase separator system
A compact rotating fluid stabilizer and multiphase separator system separates a multiphase input fluid flow and delivers single phase liquid streams at elevated pressure from inlet conditions. A separator housing with a lower separation chamber and an upper separation chamber rotates about a central axis. The input flow is received into the lower separation chamber and centrifuged into its constituent phases. A gaseous phase migrates through a rotary structured packing up a center tube and exits through a discharge pipe atop the housing. A heavy liquid phase is delivered at high pressure through a first diffuser ring with permeable gas tip seals supplied by high pressure gas. A lighter liquid phase migrates over a weir into an upper separation chamber and is delivered to a second diffuser ring. The compressor reduces vapor pressure to stabilize the light liquid phase.