Refrigerant disposal
    2.
    发明授权
    Refrigerant disposal 失效
    制冷剂处理

    公开(公告)号:US5997825A

    公开(公告)日:1999-12-07

    申请号:US733187

    申请日:1996-10-17

    Abstract: A system for the in situ destruction of compressible refrigerant from a refrigerant containing apparatus includes a refrigerant recovery apparatus (30) for receiving refrigerant from the refrigerant containing apparatus (20) and a refrigerant disposal apparatus (100) for destroying refrigerant received from the recovery apparatus. The disposal apparatus (100) includes a storage tank (110) for collecting refrigerant received from the recovery apparatus (30) and a reactor device (130) for receiving refrigerant collected in said storage tank and destroying the refrigerant received from the storage tank. The reactor device includes a reaction chamber (135) housing a replaceable reactor core (140) containing a reagent functional to chemically react with the received refrigerant. A heater device (138) is provided in operative association with the reaction chamber for heating the reactor core (140) to a desired temperature at which the reagent will most effectively react with the refrigerant.

    Abstract translation: 用于从制冷剂容纳装置原位破坏可压缩制冷剂的系统包括:用于从制冷剂容纳装置(20)接收制冷剂的制冷剂回收装置(30)和用于破坏从回收装置接收的制冷剂的制冷剂处理装置(100) 。 处理装置(100)包括:收集从回收装置(30)接收的制冷剂的储存箱(110);以及用于接收收集在所述储罐中的制冷剂并且破坏从储罐接收的制冷剂的反应器装置(130)。 反应器装置包括容纳可替换的反应堆芯(140)的反应室(135),该可更换的反应堆芯包含官能化以与所接收的制冷剂发生化学反应的试剂。 提供加热器装置(138),其与反应室可操作地连接,用于将反应堆芯(140)加热到试剂最有效地与制冷剂反应的期望温度。

    Dehumidification process and apparatus

    公开(公告)号:US06539731B2

    公开(公告)日:2003-04-01

    申请号:US09822559

    申请日:2001-03-30

    CPC classification number: B01D53/268 F24F3/147 F24F2003/1435 F24F2003/144

    Abstract: A humid gas stream is dehumidified by bringing that stream into contact with the front surface of a hydrophilic capillary condenser layer that captures the water and moves it adjacent the rear surface of the capillary layer. An osmotic layer, such as a semi-permeable membrane, is disposed on the rear surface of the condenser layer, and an osmotic fluid having a low concentration of water therein, is disposed adjacent the osmotic layer. An osmotic driving force, resulting from the water concentration gradient across the osmotic layer, transports the condensed water from the condensing layer through the thickness of the osmotic layer and into an osmotic fluid. The osmotic layer also inhibits the osmotic fluid from flowing into the condenser layer.

    REGENERATION OF CATALYSTS FOR DESTRUCTION OF ORGANOPHOSPHONATE COMPOUNDS
    4.
    发明申请
    REGENERATION OF CATALYSTS FOR DESTRUCTION OF ORGANOPHOSPHONATE COMPOUNDS 审中-公开
    用于破坏有机磷酸酯化合物的催化剂的再生

    公开(公告)号:US20080312069A1

    公开(公告)日:2008-12-18

    申请号:US10623302

    申请日:2003-07-18

    CPC classification number: A62D3/40 A62D3/176 A62D2101/02 A62D2101/04

    Abstract: Volatile organic compounds, for example organophosphonate compounds including chemical warfare agents, pesticides, and solvents, are decomposed by contacting the compounds with either a manganese oxide catalyst in the presence of visible light or a catalyst material selected from the group consisting of vanadium, vanadium oxide, manganese oxide and mixtures thereof deposited upon a catalyst support that is heated to at least 300 C. The catalyst material may be regenerated by a process selected from the washing with water, washing with a solvent, heating, exposing to light, purging with oxygen, purging with a reactive gas, exposing to microwave radiation, and combinations thereof. The catalyst composition may be used as an air filter in a vehicle, a building or a personnel protection device, such as a gas mask.

    Abstract translation: 挥发性有机化合物,例如包括化学战剂,农药和溶剂在内的有机膦酸酯化合物通过在可见光存在下与锰氧化物催化剂或选自钒,氧化钒 ,氧化锰及其混合物沉积在加热至至少300℃的催化剂载体上。催化剂材料可以通过选自以下步骤的方法再生:用水洗涤,用溶剂洗涤,加热,暴露于光,用氧气吹扫 ,用反应气体吹扫,暴露于微波辐射,及其组合。 催化剂组合物可以用作车辆,建筑物或人员保护装置(例如防毒面具)中的空气过滤器。

    Cylindrical heat exchanger
    5.
    发明授权
    Cylindrical heat exchanger 失效
    圆柱形换热器

    公开(公告)号:US06233824B1

    公开(公告)日:2001-05-22

    申请号:US09470158

    申请日:1999-12-22

    Abstract: Cylindrical heat exchangers are typically constructed of a plurality of spiral passageways created by multiple concentric annuluses, with increasing diameters, overlaying one another. Each passageway, however, typically includes a corrugated sheet between such circular layers, and the corrugated sheet acts as an obstruction, thereby decreasing the pressure of an air stream as it passes therethough. The present invention is a cylindrical heat exchanger having a plurality of spiral passageways created by a spirally wound rectangular sheet, wherein the overlapping spiral layers, that are formed by the winding the rectangular sheet, are spaced apart by a plurality of radially aligned dividers. The dividers, along with an open interface layer that is interposed between the spiral layers, maintain the constant gap between the spirals. Therefore, manufacturing the cylindrical heat exchanger with spiral rather than concentric layers improves the process of manufacturing such devices. Additionally, replacing the corrugated sheet with an open interface layer decreases the pressure drop of the air streams passing through the cylindrical heat exchanger, which, in turn, reduces the power consumption of a heating, ventilation and air conditioning system (HVAC) that would include the cylindrical heat exchanger.

    Abstract translation: 圆柱形热交换器通常由多个螺旋通道构成,该多个螺旋通道由多个同心圆形产生,直径逐渐增加,彼此重叠。 然而,每个通道通常包括在这种圆形层之间的波纹板,并且波纹板用作障碍物,从而当气流通过时减小空气流的压力。 本发明是一种圆柱形换热器,其具有由螺旋缠绕的矩形片形成的多个螺旋形通道,其中通过缠绕矩形片形成的重叠螺旋层由多个径向对准的分隔件隔开。 分隔器以及介于螺旋层之间的开放界面层保持螺旋之间的恒定间隙。 因此,制造具有螺旋而不是同心层的圆柱形换热器改进了制造这种装置的过程。 另外,用开放的界面层替换波纹板减少了通过圆柱形换热器的空气流的压降,这又降低了加热,通风和空调系统(HVAC)的功率消耗,其将包括 圆柱形换热器。

    Plate-type heat exchanger
    7.
    发明授权

    公开(公告)号:US07152670B2

    公开(公告)日:2006-12-26

    申请号:US10729309

    申请日:2003-12-05

    Abstract: Existing plate-type heat exchangers typically include plates that are constructed of metal or paper, which are only capable of transferring a limited amount of moisture, if any, from one side of the plate to the other side. The present invention is a plate-type heat exchanger wherein the plates are constructed of ionomer membranes, such as sulfonated or carboxylated polymer membranes, which are capable of transferring a significant amount of moisture from one side of the membrane to the other side. Incorporating such ionomer membranes into a plate-type heat exchanger provides the heat exchanger with the ability to transfer a large percentage of the available latent heat in one air stream to the other air streams. The ionomer membrane plates are, therefore, more efficient at transferring latent heat than plates constructed of metal or paper.

    Plate-type heat exchanger
    8.
    发明授权

    公开(公告)号:US06684943B2

    公开(公告)日:2004-02-03

    申请号:US10160370

    申请日:2002-05-31

    Abstract: Existing plate-type heat exchangers typically include plates that are constructed of metal or paper, which are only capable of transferring a limited amount of moisture, if any, from one side of the plate to the other side. The present invention is a plate-type heat exchanger wherein the plates are constructed of ionomer membranes, such as sulfonated or carboxylated polymer membranes, which are capable of transferring a significant amount of moisture from one side of the membrane to the other side. Incorporating such ionomer membranes into a plate-type heat exchanger provides the heat exchanger with the ability to transfer a large percentage of the available latent heat in one air stream to the other air streams. The ionomer membrane plates are, therefore, more efficient at transferring latent heat than plates constructed of metal or paper.

    Catalysts for destruction of organophosphonate compounds
    9.
    发明授权
    Catalysts for destruction of organophosphonate compounds 失效
    用于破坏有机膦酸酯化合物的催化剂

    公开(公告)号:US06596915B1

    公开(公告)日:2003-07-22

    申请号:US09665805

    申请日:2000-09-20

    CPC classification number: A62D3/40 A62D3/176 A62D2101/02 A62D2101/04

    Abstract: Volatile organic compounds, for example organophosphonate compounds including chemical warfare agents, pesticides, and solvents, are decomposed by contacting the compounds with either a manganese oxide catalyst in the presence of visible light or a catalyst material selected from the group consisting of vanadium, vanadium oxide, manganese oxide and mixtures thereof deposited upon a catalyst support that is heated to at least 300° C. The catalyst material may be regenerated by a process selected from the washing with water, washing with a solvent, heating, exposing to light, purging with oxygen, purging with a reactive gas, exposing to microwave radiation, and combinations thereof. The catalyst composition may be used as an air filter in a vehicle, a building or a personnel protection device, such as a gas mask.

    Abstract translation: 挥发性有机化合物,例如包括化学战剂,农药和溶剂在内的有机膦酸酯化合物通过在可见光存在下与锰氧化物催化剂或选自钒,氧化钒 ,氧化锰及其混合物沉积在催化剂载体上,该催化剂载体被加热至至少300℃。催化剂材料可以通过选自以下步骤的方法再生:用水洗涤,用溶剂洗涤,加热,曝光,用 氧气,用反应性气体吹扫,暴露于微波辐射,及其组合。 催化剂组合物可以用作车辆,建筑物或人员保护装置(例如防毒面具)中的空气过滤器。

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