Patent classifications
B01J20/28033
PORTABLE DEHYDRIDING APPARATUS AND METHOD OF USING SAME
A method of removing hydrogen interstitially dissolved within an object can include: positioning a sorption pad having a contact surface and comprising a sorptive material; urging the contact surface into metallurgical contact with the first target surface while at a treatment temperature that is greater than about 200 degrees Celsius; c) maintaining the metallurgical contact for a treatment period during which the hydrogen migrates from the target object to the sorptive material; and at the conclusion of the treatment period, separating the contact surface from the first target surface and moving the sorption pad and any hydrogen sequestered therein away from the object.
APPARATUSES, METHODS, AND SYSTEMS FOR FABRICATING GRAPHENE MEMBRANES
An apparatus for fabricating a graphene membrane includes a first section having a first fluid chamber for housing a suspension of graphene platelets in a fluid. A second section is positionable adjacent the first section. The second section has a second fluid chamber and a porous support housed in the second fluid chamber for supporting a porous substrate. When the first section is positioned adjacent to the second section and the porous substrate is supported by the porous support, the first fluid chamber and the second fluid chamber are in fluid communication via the porous substrate. The apparatus further includes a pressurizer for creating a pressure differential between the first fluid chamber and the second fluid chamber and thereby forcing the fluid through the porous substrate and into the second fluid chamber and lodging the graphene platelets in the pores of the porous substrate.
REACTOR ALLOWING THE CONTINUOUS FILTRATION OF LIQUID FLOWING THROUGH A FILTER WITH IN SITU ELECTROCHEMICAL REGENERATION OF THE FILTER
Reactor allowing the continuous filtration of a flowing fluid for the adsorption of pollutants on a filter, and electrolysis for regeneration of the filter and removal of organic pollutants, the reactor having a chamber, with at least one inlet delivering a fluid into the chamber and at least one outlet for evacuating the fluid from the chamber; a circuit for circulating a fluid to be treated by adsorption of pollutants on the filter; a circuit for recirculating an electrolyte solution for electrolysis, connecting the outlet to the inlet; the reactor operating in two modes; in continuous filtration mode of a fluid through the circulation circuit for adsorption of pollutants on the filter; in electrolysis mode for regeneration of the filter and removal of organic pollutants, by applying an electric current, with continuous recirculation of the electrolyte solution through the recirculation circuit.
[Sn2S6]4- INTERCALATED LAYER DOUBLE HYDROXIDE AND METHOD OF PRODUCING THE SAME
A hybrid functionalized lamellar comprises a layered double hydroxide and [Sn.sub.2S.sub.6].sup.4− anions intercalated with the gallery of the layered double hydroxide to form a [Sn.sub.2S.sub.6].sup.4− intercalated layered double hydroxide.
PREPARING METHOD OF MEMBRANE FILTER INCLUDING INVERSE OPAL STRUCTURE
The present application relates to a method for manufacturing an inverse opal structure membrane filter, the method comprising the steps of: preparing a mixed solution by mixing a nanoparticle dispersion solution and a sacrificial particle dispersion solution; applying the mixed solution onto a substrate to dry it; and heat-treating the mixed solution, wherein the surface of the sacrificial particles is modified by positive charges or negative charges.
Hydrophobic and Porous Sorbent Polymer Composites and Methods for CO2 Capture
Sorbent polymer composites and a solution-casting method of making hydrophobic sorbent polymer composites for CO2 adsorption applications are described. The sorbent polymer composites are comprised of a polymer matrix, a dispersed CO2 sorbent, and an optional filler particle for hydrophobicity modification.
Preparation method for super absorbent polymer sheet
A method of preparing a superabsorbent polymer sheet by polymerization of monomers in the presence of an encapsulated foaming agent and an inorganic foaming agent is provided. According to the method of preparing the superabsorbent polymer sheet of the present invention, a porous and flexible superabsorbent polymer sheet having an excellent initial absorption rate may be prepared.
METHOD OF FABRICATING ORGANIC STRUCTURE DIRECTING AGENT-FREE CHA TYPE ZEOLITE MEMBRANE AND MEMBRANE FABRICATED THEREBY
The present invention relates to a method of fabricating an organic structure directing agent-free CHA type zeolite membrane and a membrane fabricated thereby, and more particularly to a method of fabricating a continuous CHA type zeolite membrane, which exhibits CO.sub.2/N.sub.2 and CO.sub.2/CH.sub.4 separation performances comparable with those of conventional membranes, in a cost-effective manner without a calcination process by hydrothermal synthesis using an alkali metal hydroxide without using an organic structure directing agent, and to a membrane fabricated thereby.
Method and system for treating aqueous fluid resulting from fluoropolymer production step
A method for treating an aqueous fluid resulting from a fluorine-containing polymer production step, the method comprising: separating the aqueous fluid into a solid component and a filtrate using a filter aid.
OIL ABSORBENT, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME, AND METHOD FOR REMOVING OIL FROM AQUEOUS PHASE USING THE SAME
An oil absorbent is manufactured by including performing heat treatment on a non-woven fabric for low-temperature carbonization, and has the effect of adsorbing and evaporating oil having various carbon numbers ranging from a low boiling point to a high boiling point to remove the oil, has photothermal conversion efficiency, high evaporation efficiency of oil by sunlight, and a high adsorption amount and high adsorption rate, thereby making the adsorption-evaporation cycle fast and efficiently performing the adsorption-evaporation, and has an environmentally friendly effect that does not cause any environmental problems even if the oil absorbent is put into a river, a sea, or the like and then lost.