Product
Patsnap Eureka
For R&D, Patsnap Eureka makes reading and utilizing patents & technical documents easy.
Patsnap Eureka AIR
Designed for self-driven R&D workflows. Generate viable solutions, solve complex R&D challenges, empower your innovation with AI.
Patsnap Eureka Materials
Designed for material experts only. Revolutionize your material R&D, from search, analyze, to developing new materials.
Feature
TechResearch
Generate reliable direction feasibility study reports for your R&D in just a few steps.
TechSeek
Discover and master advanced knowledge NOW. Basics, ideas, possibilities, all at once.
TechMind
As an expert in R&D Theories, TechMind can generates customized viable solutions instantly.
TechRisk
Analyze your overall solution with one click, know your potential R&D risks in advance.
TechMonitor
Get weekly tech updates, stay abreast of the latest tech innovations and key insights.
Patents
Literature
Hiro is an intelligent assistant for R&D personnel, combined with Patent DNA, to facilitate innovative research.
31results about "Gas-gas reaction as plasma state" patented technology
Efficacy Topic
Property
Owner
Technical Advancement
Application Domain
Technology Topic
Technology Field Word
Patent Country/Region
Patent Type
Patent Status
Application Year
Inventor
Conversion method for gas streams containing hydrocarbons
InactiveUS6159432AGas-gas reaction as plasma stateDispersed particle separationMolecular physicsHydrocarbon
An apparatus and a method of using the apparatus are provided for converting a gas stream containing hydrocarbons to a reaction product containing effluent molecules having at least one carbon atom, having at least one interior surface and at least one exterior surface, a first electrode and a second electrode with the first and second electrodes being selectively movable in relation to each other and positioned within the housing so as to be spatially disposed a predetermined distance from each other, a plasma discharge generator between the first and second electrodes, gas stream introducer and a collector for collecting the reaction product effluent produced by the reaction of the gas stream containing hydrocarbons with the plasma discharge between the first and second electrodes.
Owner:OKLAHOMA THE BOARD OF RGT UNIV OF
Method for converting natural gas to olefins
InactiveUS7119240B2Hydrocarbon by dehydrogenationOxygen compounds purification/separationFuel cellsPtru catalyst
A process for converting natural gas to an olefin includes heating the gas to a selected range of temperature to convert a fraction of the gas stream to reactive hydrocarbons, primarily ethylene or acetylene, and reacting with hydrogen in the presence of a catalyst to produce the olefin, usually ethylene. A portion of the incoming natural gas may be used to heat the remainder of the natural gas to the selected range of temperature. Hydrogen resulting from the reactions may be used to make electricity in a fuel cell. Alternatively, hydrogen may be burned to heat the natural gas to the selected range of temperature.
Owner:TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
Apparatus for plasma-chemical production of nitrogen monoxide
InactiveUS6955790B2Overcome disadvantagesGas-gas reaction as plasma stateMedical devicesNitrogen monooxideNitrogen
A method and an apparatus for plasma-chemical production of nitrogen monoxide is used to produce inhalation gas enriched with nitrogen monoxide for medical purposes. The nitrogen-monoxide production is achieved through the use of a dielectric barrier discharge created in a process gas containing nitrogen and oxygen.
Owner:MAQUET CRITICAL CARE
Plasma whirl reactor apparatus and methods of use
ActiveUS9445488B2Maximize anisotropyDecrease productivityGas-gas reaction as plasma stateElectron beam welding apparatusEngineeringPlasma arc welding
A plasma system includes a plasma arc torch, a cylindrical tube and an eductor. The plasma arc torch includes a cylindrical vessel having a first end and a second end, a first tangential inlet / outlet connected to or proximate to the first end, a second tangential inlet / outlet connected to or proximate to the second end, an electrode housing connected to the first end such that a first electrode is (a) aligned with a longitudinal axis of the cylindrical vessel, and (b) extends into the cylindrical vessel, and a hollow electrode nozzle connected to the second end of the cylindrical vessel. The cylindrical tube is attached to the hollow electrode nozzle and aligned with the longitudinal axis, the cylindrical tube having a side inlet and a radio frequency coil disposed around or embedded within the cylindrical tube. The eductor is attached to the cylindrical tube and aligned with the longitudinal axis.
Owner:FORET PLASMA LABS
Plasma whirl reactor apparatus and methods of use
ActiveUS20150041454A1Maximize anisotropyDecrease productivityElectric discharge tubesGas-gas reaction as plasma stateEngineeringPlasma arc welding
A plasma system includes a plasma arc torch, a cylindrical tube and an eductor. The plasma arc torch includes a cylindrical vessel having a first end and a second end, a first tangential inlet / outlet connected to or proximate to the first end, a second tangential inlet / outlet connected to or proximate to the second end, an electrode housing connected to the first end such that a first electrode is (a) aligned with a longitudinal axis of the cylindrical vessel, and (b) extends into the cylindrical vessel, and a hollow electrode nozzle connected to the second end of the cylindrical vessel. The cylindrical tube is attached to the hollow electrode nozzle and aligned with the longitudinal axis, the cylindrical tube having a side inlet and a radio frequency coil disposed around or embedded within the cylindrical tube. The eductor is attached to the cylindrical tube and aligned with the longitudinal axis.
Owner:FORET PLASMA LABS
Inductively coupled plasma source with multiple dielectric windows and window-supporting structure
ActiveUS20140020837A1Electric discharge tubesGas-gas reaction as plasma statePlasma reactorDielectric
A plasma reactor enclosure has a metallic portion and a dielectric portion of plural dielectric windows supported on the metallic portion, each of the dielectric windows extending around an axis of symmetry. Plural concentric coil antennas are disposed on an external side of the enclosure, respective ones of the coil antennas facing respective ones of the dielectric windows.
Owner:APPLIED MATERIALS INC
Symmetrical inductively coupled plasma source with symmetrical flow chamber
InactiveUS20140020835A1Electric discharge tubesGas-gas reaction as plasma stateInduction plasma technologyEngineering
A plasma reactor has an overhead multiple coil inductive plasma source with symmetric RF feeds and a symmetrical chamber exhaust with plural struts through the exhaust region providing access to a confined workplace support. A grid may be included for masking spatial effects of the struts from the processing region.
Owner:APPLIED MATERIALS INC
Apparatus for stream conversion and methods of use
InactiveUS20020074221A1Gas-gas reaction as plasma stateDispersed particle separationMolecular physicsHydrocarbon
An apparatus and a method of using the apparatus are provided for converting a gas stream containing hydrocarbons to a reaction product containing effluent molecules having at least one carbon atom, having at least one interior surface and at least one exterior surface, a first electrode and a second electrode with the first and second electrodes being selectively movable in relation to each other and positioned within the housing so as to be spatially disposed a predetermined distance from each other, a plasma discharge generator between the first and second electrodes, gas stream introducer and a collector for collecting the reaction product effluent produced by the reaction of the gas stream containing hydrocarbons with the plasma discharge between the first and second electrodes.
Owner:MALLINSON RICHARD G +2
Inductively coupled plasma source with plural top coils over a ceiling and an independent side coil
ActiveUS20140020836A1Easy to controlGas-gas reaction as plasma stateElectric discharge tubesEngineeringInductively coupled plasma
A plasma reactor for processing a workplace includes a reactor chamber having a ceiling and a sidewali and a workplace support facing the ceiling and defining a processing region, and a pair of concentric independently excited RF coil antennas overlying the ceiling and a side RF coil concentric with the side wall and facing the side wall below the ceiling, and being excited independently.
Owner:APPLIED MATERIALS INC
Plasmatron-catalyst system
InactiveUS20050019230A1Reduce contentInternal combustion piston enginesExhaust apparatusHydrogenProcess engineering
A plasmatron-catalyst system. The system generates hydrogen-rich gas and comprises a plasmatron and at least one catalyst for receiving an output from the plasmatron to produce hydrogen-rich gas. In a preferred embodiment, the plasmatron receives as an input air, fuel and water / steam for use in the reforming process. The system increases the hydrogen yield and decreases the amount of carbon monoxide.
Owner:MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECH
Process for production of hydrogen using nonthermal plasma
A method of producing a synthesis gas by a reforming reaction of an organic compound with a reforming agent, in which the reforming reaction is performed using nonthermal plasma.
Owner:NAT INST OF ADVANCED IND SCI & TECH
Symmetrical inductively coupled plasma source with symmetrical flow chamber
InactiveUS9745663B2Gas-gas reaction as plasma stateElectric discharge tubesInduction plasma technologyEngineering
A plasma reactor has an overhead multiple coil inductive plasma source with symmetric RF feeds and a symmetrical chamber exhaust with plural struts through the exhaust region providing access to a confined workpiece support. A grid may be included for masking spatial effects of the struts from the processing region.
Owner:APPLIED MATERIALS INC
Method and arrangement for generating oxygen
The present invention relates to a method of generating oxygen. The method addresses the objects of reducing the servicing work and improving the purity of the generated oxygen. According to the invention, the method comprises the steps of: providing an oxygen comprising gas at a primary side of a dense voltage drivable membrane (12); applying a voltage between a conductive element at the primary side of the membrane (12) and a conductive element at a secondary side of the membrane (12), the conductive elements being electrically connected to the membrane (12), wherein a plasma (18, 20) is generated at at least one of the primary side and the secondary side of the membrane (12), the plasma (18, 20) being used as conductive element.
Owner:KONINKLJIJKE PHILIPS NV
Active gas generation apparatus
ActiveUS11239059B2Reduce the possibilityHigh strengthGas-gas reaction as plasma stateElectric discharge tubesEngineeringMechanical engineering
The present invention has features (1) to (3). The feature (1) is that “an active gas generation electrode group is formed in such a manner that a ground side electrode component supports a high-voltage side electrode component”. The feature (2) is that “stepped parts are provided in a discharge space outside region of a dielectric electrode in the high-voltage side electrode component, and project downward, and by a formation height of these stepped parts, the gap length of a discharge space is defined”. The feature (3) is that “the high-voltage side electrode component and the ground side electrode component are formed to have the thickness of a discharge space formation region relatively thin and the thickness of a discharge space outside region relatively thick”.
Owner:TOSHIBA MITSUBISHI-ELECTRIC IND SYST CORP
Active gas generation apparatus
ActiveUS20200343078A1Reduce the possibilityHigh strengthGas-gas reaction as plasma stateElectric discharge tubesMechanical engineeringMaterials science
The present invention has features (1) to (3). The feature (1) is that “an active gas generation electrode group is formed in such a manner that a ground side electrode component supports a high-voltage side electrode component”. The feature (2) is that “stepped parts are provided in a discharge space outside region of a dielectric electrode in the high-voltage side electrode component, and project downward, and by a formation height of these stepped parts, the gap length of a discharge space is defined”. The feature (3) is that “the high-voltage side electrode component and the ground side electrode component are formed to have the thickness of a discharge space formation region relatively thin and the thickness of a discharge space outside region relatively thick”.
Owner:TOSHIBA MITSUBISHI-ELECTRIC IND SYST CORP
Plasmatron-catalyst system
InactiveUS7279143B2Reduce contentInternal combustion piston enginesExhaust apparatusHydrogenProduct gas
Owner:MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECH
Microwave enhancement of chemical reactions
PendingUS20210086158A1Increased material throughputImprove conversion efficiencyPhysical/chemical process catalystsElectric discharge tubesThermodynamicsPtru catalyst
Gas streams may be effectively processed using microwave energy in such a way as to significantly reduce processing cost and plant complexity. In the first instance, microwave energy is used to generate a self-catalytic, non-equilibrium plasma, resulting in essentially complete gas reaction at industrial scales of operation. In the second instance, microwave energy is used in combination with conventional catalyst materials to significantly enhance their performance by enabling operation at reduced gas temperatures. In this second instance, the microwave energy may be used either to generate a non-equilibrium plasma or to selectively and directly heat the catalyst material.
Owner:NUIONIC TECH CANADA INC
Process, reactor and system for fabrication of free-standing two-dimensional nanostructures using plasma technology
ActiveUS20200123010A1Reduce the cross-sectional areaIncrease the cross-sectional areaMaterial nanotechnologyGas-gas reaction as plasma stateChemical physicsPlasma technology
The present invention relates to a process, reactor and system to produce self-standing two-dimensional nanostructures, using a microwave-excited plasma environment. The process is based on injecting, into a reactor, a mixture of gases and precursors in stream regime. The stream is subjected to a surface wave electric field, excited by the use of microwave power which is introduced into a field applicator, generating high energy density plasmas, that break the precursors into its atomic and / or molecular constituents. The system comprises a plasma reactor with a surface wave launching zone, a transient zone with a progressively increasing cross-sectional area, and a nucleation zone. The plasma reactor together with an infrared radiation source provides a controlled adjustment of the spatial gradients, of the temperature and the gas stream velocity.
Owner:INST SUPERIOR TECH
Fuel-reforming device and fuel-reforming method
PendingCN113661317AOptimizing the Mixing RatioPromote combustionProcess control/regulationCatalytic gas-gas reactionThermodynamicsCombustion
Provided is a fuel-reforming device comprising: an ammonia tank (4); a reformer (5) for reforming ammonia and generating high-concentration hydrogen gas having a hydrogen content of at least 99%; a mixing tank (7) for mixing ammonia and hydrogen for temporary storage; and a control means (10) for controlling the respective supply amounts of ammonia and high-concentration hydrogen gas that are supplied to the mixing tank (7). The control means (10) calculates the combustion rate coefficient C of mixed gas with respect to a reference fuel on the basis of equation (1). Equation (1): S0=SH*C+SA*(1-C). In equation (1), S0 is the combustion rate of the reference fuel, SH is the combustion rate of hydrogen, SA is the combustion rate of ammonia, and C is the combustion rate coefficient of mixed gas. In addition, on the basis of equation (2), the control means (10) determines the volume fractions of ammonia and hydrogen that are supplied to the mixing tank. Equation (2): C=1-exp(-A*MB). In equation (2), M is the volume fraction of hydrogen in mixed gas, and A and B are constants.
Owner:NAT UNIV CORP TOKAI NAT HIGHER EDUCATION & RES SYST +1
Active gas generation device
ActiveCN111527796AAvoid mix-inHigh quality dischargeElectric discharge tubesGas-gas reaction as plasma stateMaterials scienceHigh voltage
The purpose of the present invention is to provide an active gas generation device capable of generating an active gas with good quality. In addition, the present invention has characteristics (1) to(3). Characteristic (1) is that "an active gas generation electrode group (300) is configured such that a ground-side electrode constituting part (2X) supports a high voltage-side electrode constituting part (1X)". Characteristic (2) is that "stepped parts (115H, 115M, 115L) that protrude downward are provided in a region other than a discharge space of a dielectric electrode (110) of the high voltage-side electrode constituting part (1X), and a gap length of the discharge space (68) is determined by the height (S15) of the stepped parts". Characteristic (3) is that "in each of the high voltage-side electrode constituting part (1X) and the ground-side electrode constituting part (2X), a discharge space formation region (R68) is formed relatively thin, and regions other than the discharge space are formed relatively thick".
Owner:TOSHIBA MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC IND SYST CORP
Apparatus for manufacturing particles using corona discharge and method thereof
InactiveUS20060072278A1Improve collection efficiencyImprove efficiencyIron oxides/hydroxidesGas-gas reaction as plasma stateChemical reactionLow voltage
An apparatus and method for manufacturing particles using corona discharge is disclosed. A discharge electrode is provided within a guide duct and reaction gases are supplied into the guide duct. A high voltage is applied to the discharge electrode and a low voltage is applied to the guide duct to generate a voltage difference therebetween. When heat energy is applied to the reaction gases, chemical reactions occur in the gases and particles are made by the chemical reactions. The particles form new particles centering around ions as nuclei which are generated by corona discharge and moves along the guide duct. A collecting plate positioned in front of the guide duct collects the particles.
Owner:AHN KANG HO +2
Method and system for carrying out plasma chemical reaction in gas flow
ActiveUS10477666B2Gas-gas reaction as plasma stateEnergy based chemical/physical/physico-chemical processesChemical reactionChemical reactor
Owner:DM ECO PLASMA INC
Process and plasma reactor for the production of synthesis gas
Owner:PETROLEO BRASILEIRO SA (PETROBRAS) +1
Method and arrangement for generating oxygen
Owner:KONINKLJIJKE PHILIPS NV
Method and device for preparing active particle-containing steam
ActiveUS9833760B2Extended service lifeAvoid contactFlow mixersOther chemical processesPlasma generatorEngineering
A method for preparing high-temperature, active particle-containing steam. The method includes: 1) preparing steam; selecting one or several non-oxidizing gases as a working gas; ionizing the working gas into a plasma working medium by using a plasma generator; and 2) injecting the plasma working medium into a high-temperature steam generator to form high-temperature ionized environment while introducing the steam into the high-temperature steam generator for allowing the steam to contact with the plasma working medium so that the steam is heated and activated to form active particle-containing steam. A device for preparing the high-temperature, active particle-containing steam is also provided.
Owner:WUHAN KAIDI ENG TECH RES INST CO LTD
Method and system for carrying out plasma chemical reaction in gas flow
ActiveUS20190174616A1Eliminate disadvantagesGas-gas reaction as plasma stateEnergy based chemical/physical/physico-chemical processesChemical reactionChemical reactor
A plasma chemical reactor including an anode having a generally cylindrical shape and an axis of rotational symmetry; a cathode inside the anode and co-axial with the anode; a hot plasma channel between the between the anode and the cathode; a gas input module providing gas flow into the anode; a gas output module at a distal end of the anode; and a high voltage power supply providing with a current in a range of 0.1-1.0 A. The high voltage power supply provides a voltage to the cathode in a range of 0-5 kV, a power of at least 1 kW, and a voltage / current ratio of at least 1000 V / A.
Owner:DM ECO PLASMA INC
Production of nitrogen oxides
PendingUS20220055901A1Avoid the needIncrease ratingsProcess control/regulationGas-gas reaction as plasma stateNitrogen oxidesPhysical chemistry
A method and apparatus for the manufacture of nitric oxide and / or nitrogen dioxide in which a plasma is formed from nitrogen and oxygen passed through gas inlets into a reaction chamber to create a vorticular flow in the reaction chamber. A source of microwave energy is used to energise the nitrogen and oxygen in a microwave transparent inner plasma containment
Owner:TECH INNOVATION C
Process, reactor and system for fabrication of free-standing two-dimensional nanostructures using plasma technology
PendingUS20210188646A1Material nanotechnologyGas-gas reaction as plasma stateChemical physicsPlasma technology
The present invention relates to a process, reactor and system to produce self-standing two-dimensional nanostructures, using a microwave-excited plasma environment. The process is based on injecting, into a reactor, a mixture of gases and precursors in stream regime. The stream is subjected to a surface wave electric field, excited by the use of microwave power which is introduced into a field applicator, generating high energy density plasmas, that break the precursors into its atomic and / or molecular constituents. The system comprises a plasma reactor with a surface wave launching zone, a transient zone with a progressively increasing cross-sectional area, and a nucleation zone. The plasma reactor together with an infrared radiation source provides a controlled adjustment of the spatial gradients, of the temperature and the gas stream velocity.
Owner:INST SUPERIOR TECH
Plasma process and reactor for producing synthesis gas
PendingUS20220023823A1Increase heating powerEliminate needHydrogenElectric discharge heatingSyngasProcess engineering
The present invention describes a plasma reactor for processing natural gas and / or light hydrocarbons, including biomethane and biogas, with a plasma torch that does not require the use of cathode shielding gas (shielding gas), as well as a process for reforming using a plasma reactor for the production of synthesis gas and carbonaceous materials from natural gas and / or light hydrocarbons.
Owner:PETROLEO BRASILEIRO SA (PETROBRAS) +1
Inductively Coupled Plasma Source with Multiple Dielectric Windows and Window Supporting Structure
InactiveUS20170350018A1Gas-gas reaction as plasma stateElectric discharge tubesDielectricAxis of symmetry
A plasma reactor enclosure has a metallic portion and a dielectric portion of plural dielectric windows supported on the metallic portion, each of the dielectric windows extending around an axis of symmetry. Plural concentric coil antennas are disposed on an external side of the enclosure, respective ones of the coil antennas facing respective ones of the dielectric windows.
Owner:APPLIED MATERIALS INC
Popular searches
Solid sorbent liquid separation Hydrocarbons Hydrocarbon by hydrocarbon condensation Chemical/physical/physico-chemical stationary reactors Plasma technique Electrostatic charges Combined combustion mitigation Hydrocarbon by hydrocarbon cracking Organic compounds purification/separation/stabilisation Molecular sieve catalyst
Who we serve
- R&D Engineer
- R&D Manager
- IP Professional
Why Patsnap Eureka
- Industry Leading Data Capabilities
- Powerful AI technology
- Patent DNA Extraction
Social media
Patsnap Eureka Blog
Learn More Browse by: Latest US Patents, China's latest patents, Technical Efficacy Thesaurus, Application Domain, Technology Topic, Popular Technical Reports.
© 2024 PatSnap. All rights reserved.Legal|Privacy policy|Modern Slavery Act Transparency Statement|Sitemap|About US| Contact US: help@patsnap.com