Patent classifications
B01D53/84
CARBON MONOXIDE DEHYDROGENASE HAVING EXCELLENT OXYGEN RESISTANCE AND ENZYME ACTIVITY, AND USE THEREOF
Provided is a carbon monoxide (CO) dehydrogenase with increased oxygen resistance and/or enzyme activity, specifically, a mutant CO dehydrogenase with increased oxygen resistance and/or enzyme activity by mutating amino acid residues. The CO dehydrogenase may detoxify toxic carbon monoxide at room temperature and pressure by easily oxidizing carbon monoxide and converting the same into carbon dioxide, and may effectively oxidize carbon monoxide even in gas including oxygen. Furthermore, since it is possible to remove carbon monoxide, which is emitted in large quantities in industries such as petrochemical and steel industries, cigarette burning, household cooking, various boilers, and combustion, through cigarette filters, air purifiers, intake filters in household cooking equipment, gas boilers, etc. the CO dehydrogenase may be utilized in various ways.
METHOD FOR WET REMOVAL OF SULFUR DIOXIDE BY SILICATE BACTERIA-ENHANCED PULP
The present disclosure provides a method for wet removal of sulfur dioxide by silicate bacteria-enhanced pulp. The method includes: treatment of ore waste residue, activation and domestication of silicate bacteria, preparation of pulp, removal of sulfur dioxide, and resource utilization of a desulfurization product. The present disclosure combines flue gas desulfurization with resource utilization of the ore waste residue, and improves a desulfurization efficiency of the method by the pulp and a utilization rate of ore waste residue resources through silicate bacteria. The present disclosure has a high desulfurization efficiency, simple production process, and low cost, and realizes the recycling of resources such as the ore waste residue, the sulfur dioxide, and silicon. The present disclosure has obvious economic and environmental benefits and broad prospects for use.
METHOD FOR WET REMOVAL OF SULFUR DIOXIDE BY SILICATE BACTERIA-ENHANCED PULP
The present disclosure provides a method for wet removal of sulfur dioxide by silicate bacteria-enhanced pulp. The method includes: treatment of ore waste residue, activation and domestication of silicate bacteria, preparation of pulp, removal of sulfur dioxide, and resource utilization of a desulfurization product. The present disclosure combines flue gas desulfurization with resource utilization of the ore waste residue, and improves a desulfurization efficiency of the method by the pulp and a utilization rate of ore waste residue resources through silicate bacteria. The present disclosure has a high desulfurization efficiency, simple production process, and low cost, and realizes the recycling of resources such as the ore waste residue, the sulfur dioxide, and silicon. The present disclosure has obvious economic and environmental benefits and broad prospects for use.
Using Water Ponds for Capturing Dioxide and Growing Algae
Methods and systems for sequestering carbon dioxide and growing algae can include: producing fluids from a subsurface formation; separating the fluids into hydrocarbons and produced water; transferring the produced water to a treatment pond; transferring the hydrocarbons to a gas fractionation plant; separating the hydrocarbons resulting in a carbon dioxide side stream; and discharging the carbon dioxide side stream into the treatment pond.
Using Water Ponds for Capturing Dioxide and Growing Algae
Methods and systems for sequestering carbon dioxide and growing algae can include: producing fluids from a subsurface formation; separating the fluids into hydrocarbons and produced water; transferring the produced water to a treatment pond; transferring the hydrocarbons to a gas fractionation plant; separating the hydrocarbons resulting in a carbon dioxide side stream; and discharging the carbon dioxide side stream into the treatment pond.
AIR PURIFICATION SYSTEM
There is an air purification system comprising a housing a fan, at least one water inlet comprising a water inlet valve, at least one biological solution which when combined with water forms a biological agent, at least one pump, wherein there is a computer configured to control the inlet valve, the pump and the fan to control cleaning of the air inside of the housing. Inside the housing is a circulating manifold, at least one tray, at least one air inlet, at least one air outflow, and a plurality of interaction surfaces comprising a plurality of different surfaces slanted at different angles, said plurality of interaction surfaces configured to receive the biological agent.
AIR PURIFICATION SYSTEM
There is an air purification system comprising a housing a fan, at least one water inlet comprising a water inlet valve, at least one biological solution which when combined with water forms a biological agent, at least one pump, wherein there is a computer configured to control the inlet valve, the pump and the fan to control cleaning of the air inside of the housing. Inside the housing is a circulating manifold, at least one tray, at least one air inlet, at least one air outflow, and a plurality of interaction surfaces comprising a plurality of different surfaces slanted at different angles, said plurality of interaction surfaces configured to receive the biological agent.
A METHOD AND A DEVICE FOR INFLUENCING ENTITIES IN A GAS FLOW
The disclosure relates to a method for influencing entities in a gas flow. The method comprises manipulating a platformin situ biologically and/or chemically so as to arrange the platform to be capable of influencing an entity in the gas flow, and allowing the gas flow to advance through the platform or parallel to a surface of the platform so as to influence at least some of the entities in the gas flow. The disclosure further relates to a device for influencing entities in a gas flow. The device comprises a platform being arranged to influence an entity in a gas flow by allowing the gas flow to advance through the platform or parallel to a surface of the platform, and a manipulating means for manipulating the platform in situ biologically and/or chemically. Still further the disclosure relates to a two-staged ultrasound atomizer for manipulating a platform in situ biologically and/or chemically for influencing entities in a gas flow.
A METHOD AND A DEVICE FOR INFLUENCING ENTITIES IN A GAS FLOW
The disclosure relates to a method for influencing entities in a gas flow. The method comprises manipulating a platformin situ biologically and/or chemically so as to arrange the platform to be capable of influencing an entity in the gas flow, and allowing the gas flow to advance through the platform or parallel to a surface of the platform so as to influence at least some of the entities in the gas flow. The disclosure further relates to a device for influencing entities in a gas flow. The device comprises a platform being arranged to influence an entity in a gas flow by allowing the gas flow to advance through the platform or parallel to a surface of the platform, and a manipulating means for manipulating the platform in situ biologically and/or chemically. Still further the disclosure relates to a two-staged ultrasound atomizer for manipulating a platform in situ biologically and/or chemically for influencing entities in a gas flow.
Methods for optimizing gas utilization
The invention provides for the optimal utilization of gas by a fermentation process, whereby the various components within the gas stream are separated to increase the efficiency of the microorganisms. The invention is capable of tailoring the composition of the gas being used by the fermentation process so as to enhance the production of various products. The invention is capable of applying such controlled separation and utilization of gas to produce different products in two parallel fermentation processes. The invention is also capable of applying such controlled separation and utilization of gas to produce one product in a first fermentation process, which may be converted to a different product in a second fermentation process. The invention is additionally capable of mitigating culture inhibition.