US Patent Application 17661999. TWO-SYSTEM GAS STREAM SEPARATION simplified abstract

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TWO-SYSTEM GAS STREAM SEPARATION

Organization Name

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION


Inventor(s)

Binquan Luan of Chappaqua NY (US)

Rodrigo Neumann Barros Ferreira of Rio De Janeiro (BR)

BREANNDAN O'conchuir of Warrington (GB)

Fausto Martelli of Stockton Heath (GB)

Ronaldo Giro of São Paulo (BR)

Mathias B. Steiner of Rio de Janeiro (BR)

Bruce Gordon Elmegreen of Goldens Bridge NY (US)

Tonia Elengikal of Long Island City NY (US)

Anshul Gupta of Valhalla NY (US)

TWO-SYSTEM GAS STREAM SEPARATION - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17661999 titled 'TWO-SYSTEM GAS STREAM SEPARATION

Simplified Explanation

The abstract describes a gas capture system designed to purify gas streams.

  • The system consists of two capture systems, each with multiple chambers interconnected by paths.
  • The first capture system has chambers with a first adsorbent, while the second capture system has chambers with a second adsorbent.
  • A third path connects each chamber of the first capture system to the second capture system, allowing the first output to be input into the second system.
  • A fourth path connects each chamber of the second capture system to the first capture system, allowing the second output to be input into the first system.


Original Abstract Submitted

A gas capture system is configured to purify gas streams. The gas capture system includes a first capture system including a plurality of first chambers interconnected by a first path. Each first chamber includes a first adsorbent. The gas capture system further includes a second capture system including a plurality of second chambers interconnected by a second path. Each second chamber includes a second adsorbent. The gas capture system further includes a third path connecting each first chamber to the second path such that a first output of the first capture system is input into the second capture system. The gas capture system further includes a fourth path connecting each second chamber to the first path such that a second output of the second capture system is input into the first capture system.