Patent classifications
B01D2253/1124
Methods for producing crystalline microporous solids with IWV topology and compositions derived from the same
This disclosure relates to new crystalline microporous solids (including silicate- and aluminosilicate-based solids), the compositions comprising 8 and 10 membered inorganic rings, particularly those having IWV topologies having a range of Si:Al ratios, methods of preparing these and known crystalline microporous solids using certain quaternized imidazolium cation templates.
MATERIALS AND METHODS FOR MITIGATING HALIDE SPECIES IN PROCESS STREAMS
Materials and methods for mitigating the effects of halide species contained in process streams are provided. A halide-containing process stream can be contacted with mitigation materials comprising active metal oxides and a non-acidic high surface area carrier combined with a solid, porous substrate. The halide species in the process stream can be reacted with the mitigation material to produce neutralized halide salts and a process stream that is essentially halide-free. The neutralized salts can be attracted and retained on the solid, porous substrate.
Filter element, particularly air filter element, and filter system having a filter element
The invention relates to a filter element (10), including a filter body (12) with a self-contained exterior side (50) which surrounds a self-contained interior side (52), at least one filter medium (16) being disposed between exterior side (50) and interior side (52) and the filter body (12) including at least in some areas at least one winding layer (14) with at least one adsorbent. The invention relates furthermore to a filter system (100) with a filter element (10) with a filter body (12) with a self-contained exterior side (50) which surrounds a self-contained interior side (52), at least one filter medium (16) being disposed between exterior side (50) and interior side (52), the filter body (12) including at least in some areas at least one winding layer (14) with at least one adsorbent.
HYDROGEN RECYCLE SYSTEM
A hydrogen recycle system comprises a processing device, an electrochemical hydrogen purification device and a dewatering device. The processing device is used to receive and process a mixed gas and to remove harmful substances; the electrochemical hydrogen purification device is connected with the processing device and used to remove non-hydrogen gases and impurities in the mixed gas; and the dewatering device is connected with the electrochemical hydrogen purification device and used to remove moisture in the purified hydrogen.
Device and method for determining processing capacity
A system and method for determining a remaining processing capacity of a scrubber having a flow path and a processing material disposed along the flow path. A device may comprise a plurality of optical sensors disposed within the processing material and arranged along the flow path, a light source, and a processor for determining the capacity according to signals received from the optical sensor. The device may be used to illuminate processing material adjacent to each optical sensor using the light source, measure a light value reflected by the processing material at each optical sensor, and determine the remaining processing capacity of the scrubber, using the processor, based on the measured light value. Devices may comprise a memory, such as a non-volatile memory to allow multiple uses of a scrubber without reloading with fresh processing material.
Calcium cobalt zirconium perovskites as oxygen-selective sorbents for gas separation
The present disclosure provides methods to use calcium cobalt zirconium perovskites as oxygen-selective sorbents for the separation of oxygen from a gas mixture such as air. Systems and high temperature oxygen detectors are also provided. In a preferred embodiment, the perovskite is configured as a membrane.
Composites for carbon dioxide capture
Composite materials and methods of preparing C0.sub.2 capture include: (1) a porous solid support comprising a plurality of porous channels; and (2) a nucleophilic source associated with the porous channels of the porous solid support. The nucleophilic source is capable of converting the captured C0.sub.2 to poly(C0.sub.2). Methods of capturing C0.sub.2 from an environment include associating the environment with the aforementioned composite materials to lead to the capture of C0.sub.2 from the environment. Such methods may also include a step of releasing the captured C0.sub.2 from the composite material. The associating step comprises a conversion of the captured C0.sub.2 to poly(C0.sub.2) in the composite material. A releasing step may also include a depolymerization of the formed poly(C0.sub.2).
Method and system for sequestering carbon dioxide and producing hydrogen gas
A system and method for the simultaneous sequestration of CO2, production of hydrogen, and production of electricity at any iron and steel industries is described. In one illustrative example, the raw materials particularly used in a blast furnace can also be used for locking CO2 gas in the form of siderite. Siderite, thus formed, can be decomposed to generate pure CO2 gas. Eventually, the generated pure CO2 gas can be sequestered underground, sold or used for oil gas recovery or for other applications.
MECHANICAL SYSTEM TO CAPTURE AND TRANSFORM CONTAMINANT GASES, AND METHOD TO PURIFY AIR
Disclosed herein is a system for purifying air; for the capture of solid residues (soot), and the transformation of CO.sub.x and NO.sub.x (and even methane) present in contaminated air generated by industrial combustion.
The purifying air system comprises an air entrance (c); a first module (A), made up of mechanical filters; a second module (B), downwards from the first module (A), and it corresponds to a series of small reactors with molecular converters (nucleophile chemical agents) to capture and transform carbon oxides (CO.sub.x) and nitrogen oxides (NO.sub.x); and an exit for decontaminated air (D).
Magnetic materials for sensing and decontaminating toxic chemicals
A method and composition of matter for detecting and decontaminating hazardous chemicals, the composition of matter including: a magnetic material for any of chemisorbing, molecularly dissociating, or decomposing a hazardous chemical, wherein the magnetic material changes its magnetic moment upon any of chemisorption, decomposition, and molecular dissociation of the hazardous chemical and the change in magnetic moment is used to detect the presence of the hazardous chemical, and wherein the hazardous chemical includes any of toxic industrial chemicals, chemical warfare agents, and chemical warfare agent related compounds.