Patent classifications
B01D2259/124
ALDEHYDE SCAVENGER AND METHOD FOR REMOVING ALDEHYDES
To provide an aldehyde scavenger and a method for removing aldehydes by using the same, for quickly and continuously capturing aldehydes. An aldehyde scavenger comprising at least one O-substituted hydroxylamine or at least one chemically acceptable salt thereof, is used against an aldehyde generation source.
Exhaust after-treatment system with improved DEF purge cycling in agricultural vehicles
An exhaust after-treatment system has a DEF system with improved DEF purge cycling during which time DEF is returned to a DEF storage tank. The DEF system adapts its methodology based on a condition within the DEF system. A purge valve may be arranged in a doser feed line between a DEF supply module and a DEF doser module. A purging control system may be configured to control the purge valve based on detected states within the DEF system, such as a detected state that corresponds to a plugged DEF doser module. If a plugged doser module is detected, the purge valve may be opened to vent the doser module feed line to atmosphere which allows the DEF to be returned to the DEF storage tank without creating a siphon effect that could draw additional DEF from the DEF storage tank into the supply module.
Emissions recycling using solubilizer equipment
An engine is operated to produce exhaust emissions containing carbon nano soot therein which are injected into a solubilizing tank containing nitic acid and carbonic acid in a water solution for solubilizing the carbon nano soot as carbon nano tubes. A gas flow exiting the tank is captured such that some water and some solubilized carbon nano tubes are carried with the gas flow for subsequent delivery to a plant growing medium, either directly or by storing the water and solubilized carbon nano tubes carried with the gas flow in a tank for subsequent application. The solubilizing tank may be supported on agricultural seeding implements or sprayer implements for direct application to crop covered ground. In an irrigation system, the gas flow from the solubilizing tank is directed towards a condensing tank for subsequent application of the condensate to a plant growing medium with irrigation water.
Arrangement of a combustor and a device for selective non catalytic reduction and injection nozzle
The nozzle for injecting a reagent into a combustor has a body with a cavity, an occlusion for the cavity, a slit for injecting the reagent, at least one intermediate disc between the body and the occlusion, the at least one intermediate disc having at least one opening for the passage of the reagent, wherein the nozzle further has a first slit between the body and the at least one intermediate disc, a second slit between the occlusion and the at least one intermediate disc (56), and/or at least one slit having at least one corrugated border defining a variable size slit between a minimum size and a maximum size.
System and method for process gas recapture for emission recovery
A system and method recover process gas from a source volume at a source pressure to a destination volume at an equal or greater pressure. A regulation process receive the process gas from the source volume and steps down the pressure. Each regulation uses one or more stage each using a pressure control valve for pressure step down and a heat exchanger for reheating the process gas thereafter. A gas scrubber receives the process gas from the regulation stages and collecting liquid from the process gas. A compression process receives the process gas from the gas scrubber and steps up the intermediate pressure to a final pressure. The compression can use one or more compression stages, each having a compression cycle for pressure step up and a heat exchanger for cooling the process gas thereafter. A discharge vessel receives the process gas from the compression process and discharges the process gas at the final pressure to the destination volume. The final pressure is equal to or greater than the destination pressure.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PROCESS GAS RECAPTURE FOR EMISSION RECOVERY
A system and method recover process gas from a source volume at a source pressure to a destination volume at an equal or greater pressure. A regulation process receive the process gas from the source volume and steps down the pressure. Each regulation uses one or more stage each using a pressure control valve for pressure step down and a heat exchanger for reheating the process gas thereafter. A gas scrubber receives the process gas from the regulation stages and collecting liquid from the process gas. A compression process receives the process gas from the gas scrubber and steps up the intermediate pressure to a final pressure. The compression can use one or more compression stages, each having a compression cycle for pressure step up and a heat exchanger for cooling the process gas thereafter. A discharge vessel receives the process gas from the compression process and discharges the process gas at the final pressure to the destination volume. The final pressure is equal to or greater than the destination pressure.
LITHOGRAPHIC APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR LOADING A SUBSTRATE
A lithographic apparatus includes a support table and a gas extraction system. The gas extraction system is configured to extract gas from a gap between the base surface of the support table and a substrate through at least one gas extraction opening when the substrate is being lowered onto the support table. The lithographic apparatus is configured such that gas is extracted from the gap at a first loading flow rate when the distance between the substrate and the support plane is greater than a threshold distance and gas is extracted from the gap at a second loading flow rate when the distance between the substrate and the support plane is less than the threshold distance, wherein the second loading flow rate is lower than the first loading flow rate.
ENGINE AFTERTREATMENT SYSTEM
A method and system for treating engine exhaust gas of an engine system is disclosed. The method includes generating ammonia from a urea supply, suppling the ammonia to the engine exhaust gas upstream of a catalyst device, and supplying urea to the engine exhaust gas downstream of the supplying of the ammonia, and downstream of the catalyst device.
COOLING TOWER SYSTEM
A cooling tower system includes a gas-liquid contactor having a housing coupled to a plurality of structural members. The system includes one or more basins positioned within the housing, and the one or more basins include a bottom basin. The system includes one or more packing sections positioned at least partially above the bottom basin, a fan operable to circulate a gas through the one or more packing sections, and a liquid distribution system configured to flow a solution onto the one or more packing sections, wherein the gas-liquid contactor comprises one or more materials of construction (MOCs). The plurality of structural members define a plenum comprising a containment that is at least partially segregated from the bottom basin by one or more walls, the bottom basin positioned at least partially below the packing.
VENTURI-TYPE COMPOSITE NOZZLE DEVICE FOR SUCTIONING AND REMOVING AIR POLLUTANTS
A venturi-type composite nozzle device for suctioning and removing air pollutants is disclosed. The venturi-type composite nozzle device suctions air pollutants in the vicinity thereof by using negative pressure formed through the venturi principle, and then mixes same with water, jets the mixed water and brings same into contact with the air pollutants again, so as to have a large adsorption ratio of air pollutants in comparison to the amount of water usage, and enables water to be reduced by that amount, and thus has excellent operating performance. To perform such functions, the device employs a venturi-type intake casing, an introducing-spray nozzle, and an impeller.