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565 results about "Adsorption energy" patented technology

Adsorption plays an important role in energy transfer between gases, liquids, and solids. For example, gas molecules becoming adsorbed on a hot surface acquire energy corresponding to the temperature of the surface and after desorption transfer that energy to other gas molecules, thereby heating up the gas.

Method for removing mercury ions in water and regeneration method of adsorbent used in same

The invention relates to a method for removing mercury ions in water and a regeneration method of an adsorbent used in the same. An adsorbent is put in water to be treated to adsorb mercury ions in the water. The adsorbent is a palladium nanoparticle supported/iron oxide magnetic modified carbon nanotube composite material. The carbon nanotube composite material provided by the invention has nanostructure and large specific area; and after the carbon nanotube composite material is oxidized and activated, carboxyl group, hydroxyl group and other active functional groups are formed on the surface of the carbon nanotube composite material, thereby enhancing the hydrophilic property and the adsorptive capacity for positively charged metallic ions. The iron oxide is coated on the surface of the activated carbon nanotube composite material, and therefore, the activated carbon nanotube composite material has strong soft magnet property, and can easily implement solid-liquid separation of the adsorbent and the polluted water body under the action of an external magnetic field. The palladium modification strengthens the affinity of the composite material with mercury ions, and greatly enhances the adsorption capacity and selectivity of the original carbon nanotube composite material for mercury ions (the maximum adsorption capacity is 55.3mg/g).
Owner:NORTH CHINA ELECTRIC POWER UNIV (BAODING)

Gas and water flow condition and effect simulation device of coal bed gas well discharging and mining process

The invention discloses a gas and water flow condition and effect simulation device of a coal bed gas well discharging and mining process. The simulation device comprises a closed cylinder, a grid-shaped fracture simulation pipeline for simulating coal reservoir fracture grids is arranged in the cylinder, the front end of the fracture simulation pipeline is connected with a delivery pipeline for delivering gas and/or liquid to the fracture simulation pipeline, the fracture simulation pipeline is further connected with an air pressure blocking pipeline, a piston is arranged on one end of the air pressure blocking pipeline connected with the fracture simulation pipeline, the back end of the fracture simulation pipeline is connected with an evacuating device for simulating discharging and mining control, and the cylinder is connected with a high pressure gas delivery pipeline used for providing pressure for the fracture simulation pipeline. Positive effects and negative effect of fracture compression and expanding are caused by gas and water flow conditions, and the simulation device can simulate the gas and water flow conditions, flowing paths and positive effects and negative effect of fracture compression and expanding caused by gas and water flow conditions during discharging and mining under different fracture grid combinations, different outer differential pressures and different coal reservoir adsorption energies.
Owner:HENAN POLYTECHNIC UNIV

Absorbed blasting vibration energy comfort evaluation method of multistorey building

The invention discloses an absorbed blasting vibration energy comfort evaluation method of a multistorey building. The absorbed blasting vibration energy comfort evaluation method comprises the following steps: establishing an absorbed blasting vibration energy index, evaluating human body vibration characteristics by energy transfer and conversion, and analyzing blasting vibration energy frequency band representation by a power spectrum density value to obtain blasting vibration adsorption energy values in different frequency band ranges; analyzing the dynamic response characteristics of a building; obtaining the displacement amplification coefficient of a structural body; according to influence on the building by blasting vibration energy composition and different pieces of frequency band energy, carrying out frequency weighting on the vibration energy, and calling an energy weighting value as the absorbed blasting vibration energy of building frequency weighting; and multiplying each piece of frequency band energy by a human body vibration response weighting coefficient to obtain the absorbed blasting vibration energy of human body frequency weighting. By use of the absorbed blasting vibration energy comfort evaluation method, the magnitude and the frequency composition of total blasting vibration energy received by the human bodies in different floors of the building can be accurately calculated so as to achieve a purpose that blasting vibration energy comfort is accurately and objectively evaluated.
Owner:SICHUAN UNIV

Method for quantitatively analyzing efficiency of metalloporphyrin MOFs materials in separating CO2/CH4

The invention discloses a method for quantitatively analyzing efficiency of metalloporphyrin MOFs materials in separating CO2/CH4. According to the method of the invention, the efficiency of the metalloporphyrin MOFs materials in separating CO2/CH4 is quantitatively analyzed based on density functional theory calculation of auantum chemistry and Monte Carlo molecular simulation. By determining interaction energy between probe molecules and different metalloporphyrin ligands and adsorption heat, interaction between CO2 and metalloporphyrin MOFs materials is quantitatively analyzed, and finally calculation of selectivity in adsorption of CO2/CH4 is used to characterize efficiency and features of different metalloporphyrin MOFs materials in separating CO2/CH4. The method comprises steps of: construction of a cluster model; structural optimization of a stable structure and calculation of partial charges; calculation of a CO2/CH4 separation coefficient; calculation of adsorption energy and adsorption heat; and analysis and characterization of efficiency in separating CO2/CH4. According to the method of the invention, efficiency of metalloporphyrin MOFs materials in separating CO2/CH4 can be quantitatively characterized without any actual experiment. The method of the invention can be further extended for analysis of efficiency of other porous molecular sieves of known crystal structures and MOFs materials in separating CO2/CH4.
Owner:CHINA UNIV OF PETROLEUM (EAST CHINA)

Preparation method and applications of magnetic recyclable lanthanum oxycarbonate phosphorus-removal adsorbent

The invention discloses a preparation method and applications of a magnetic recyclable lanthanum oxycarbonate phosphorus-removal adsorbent. The method comprises: 1, synthesizing a lanthanum/iron composite metal organic framework precursor; 2, carrying out primary calcination; and 3, carrying out secondary calcination. According to the invention, the prepared magnetic recyclable lanthanum oxycarbonate phosphorus-removal adsorbent is a red brown powder solid in appearance, the microstructure is an obvious rod-shaped and amorphous mixed structure, the surface of the adsorbent is rough and porous,and the adsorbent integrates strong adsorption capacity of a nanometer material and good magnetic separation capacity of a magnetic material; the prepared magnetic recyclable lanthanum oxycarbonate phosphorus-removal adsorbent can remove medium-high concentration phosphorus from industrial wastewater, domestic sewage and the like and medium-low concentration phosphorus from surface water, secondary sedimentation tank effluent and the like; and the preparation method has characteristics of simple preparation process, good reproducibility, short preparation period and the like, and has good application prospect.
Owner:HARBIN INST OF TECH

Metal oxyhydroxide catalyst, electrode, preparation methods of catalyst and electrode and electrochemical electrolysis unit

The invention provides a metal oxyhydroxide catalyst, an electrode, preparation methods of the catalyst and the electrode and an electrochemical electrolysis unit. In addition to oxygen and hydrogen, the metal oxyhydroxide further comprises two or more than two 3d transition metal elements and at least one regulator element, wherein the atoms of the 3d transition metal elements and atoms of the regulator elements are distributed in a common oxyhydroxide skeleton, and are connected onto the atoms of the regulator elements through bridging oxygen or bridging hydroxyl, and homogeneous phase distribution is realized on the atomic level; and moreover, according to the interaction among the adjacent 3d transition metal atoms and the interaction between the adjacent 3d transition metal atoms and the regulator element atoms, the adsorption energy of an intermediate in an oxygen evolution reaction can be regulated. The metal oxyhydroxide catalyst is different from a mixed metal oxide catalyst crystallized in the prior art, so that the efficiency of carrying out the oxygen evolution reaction through electrolytic water can be improved. Meanwhile, the 3d transition metal atoms have rich reserves on the earth, so that the catalytic cost can be reduced.
Owner:王艳

Method for screening metal organic framework catalytic material based on high-throughput calculation

The invention relates to a method for screening a metal organic framework catalytic material based on high-throughput calculation. Firstly, aiming at the MOFs series to-be-studied and a specific catalytic reaction system, a high-flux parallel calculation method is used to respectively calculate the adsorption energy, the Gibbs function variation and the activation energy series of performance parameters of a catalytic reaction system, and the best-performance MOFs material is selected; secondly, according to the high-flux calculation results, the optimal MOFs material is synthesized and subjected to performance verification by symptom, and further fed back to the corresponding database, and a high-throughput calculation mode is gradually optimized and improved. The method adopts a high-throughput parallel calculating method, which effectively shortens the calculation time. The theoretical calculation is used to guide the synthesis and preparation of the material, which makes the synthesis and preparation of materials have guiding properties, reduces the research and development costs, and shortens the development cycle. Through an interactive mode of real-time feedback of the experimental data to the theoretical calculation, the performance and accuracy of theoretical calculation can be continuously improved and optimized, and the method has good practical value.
Owner:UNIV OF SCI & TECH BEIJING

Method for predicting wettability between defect-introduced graphene and metal

The invention discloses a method for predicting wettability between defect-introduced graphene and metal. The method comprises the following step: based on a density functional theory of first principles, calculating the change of adsorption energy, bond energy and structures between graphene that is introduced with different types of defects and a metal cluster to predict the wettability between graphene and the metal cluster, wherein the defects introduced to graphene mainly include point defects, doped Ni defects and adsorption Ni defects. By separately calculating the change of the adsorption energy, the bond energy and the structure of graphene after being adsorbed with metal Cu13 clusters or Al13 clusters, the result shows that the introduction of graphene defects can improve the wettability between graphene and the metal, and particularly, the wettability between graphene doped with Ni atoms and the metal can be significantly improved. According to the method disclosed by the invention, the wettability between objects introduced with different defects and the metal can also be effectively predicted and analyzed according to the difference of the introduced defects or the difference of the objects introduced with the defects.
Owner:NANCHANG HANGKONG UNIVERSITY
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