175 results about "Gas management" patented technology

A fuel cell gas management system including a cathode humidification system for transferring latent and sensible heat from an exhaust stream to the cathode inlet stream of the fuel cell; an anode humidity retention system for maintaining the total enthalpy of the anode stream exiting the fuel cell equal to the total enthalpy of the anode inlet stream; and a cooling water management system having segregated deionized water and cooling water loops interconnected by means of a brazed plate heat exchanger.

The present disclosure generally relates to an on-demand hydrogen gas generation device, suitable for use in a fuel cell, which utilizes water electrolysis, and more particularly galvanic cell corrosion, and/or a chemical hydride reaction, to produce hydrogen gas. The present disclosure additionally relates to such a device that comprises a switching mechanism that has an electrical current passing therethrough and that repeatedly and reversibly moves between a first position and a second position when exposed to pressure differential resulting from hydrogen gas generation, in order to (1) alter the rate at which hydrogen gas is generated, such that hydrogen gas is generated on an as-needed basis for a fuel cell connected thereto, and/or (2) ensure a substantially constant flow of hydrogen gas is released therefrom. The present disclosure additionally or alternatively relates to such an on-demand hydrogen gas generation device that comprises a gas management system designed to maximize the release or evolution of hydrogen gas, and in particular dry hydrogen gas, therefrom once it has been formed, thus maximizing hydrogen gas output. The present disclosure is still further directed to a fuel cell comprising such an on-demand hydrogen gas generation device, and in particular a fuel cell designed for small-scale applications.

The invention discloses an internet of things intelligent gas meter embedded with an information security management module. The information security management module comprises a processor, a first data interface, a second data interface and a flash storer, wherein the processor is respectively connected into the first data interface, the second data interface and the flash storer. When the information security management module exchanges data with an internet of things remote control terminal, identity authentication is conducted, and the communicating validity of the information security management module and the internet of things remote control terminal is ensured. A terminal master controller of the internet of things intelligent gas meter can be communicated with the outside only through the information security management module. The internet of things intelligent gas meter embedded with the information security management module is simple in structure of module, can be connected into a gas management system in a seamless mode through the internal information security management module, achieves dispersion manufacture and unified management of the internet of things intelligent gas meter, and is wide in range of application.

A ventilation gas management system and process for an enclosure adapted to contain fluid supply vessel(s) and through which ventilation gas is flowed to provide safe operation in the event of leakage of fluid from a vessel. Ventilation gas flow is modulated to accommodate various hazard levels associated with the deployment and operation of such enclosure containing fluid supply vessel(s), e.g., a gas box or gas cabinet in a semiconductor manufacturing facility, thereby achieving reduction in ventilation gas requirements otherwise required for such deployment and operation.

The present disclosure generally relates to an on-demand hydrogen gas generation device, suitable for use in a fuel cell, which utilizes water electrolysis, and more particularly galvanic cell corrosion, and/or a chemical hydride reaction, to produce hydrogen gas. The present disclosure additionally relates to such a device that comprises a switching mechanism that has an electrical current passing therethrough and that repeatedly and reversibly moves between a first position and a second position when exposed to pressure differential resulting from hydrogen gas generation, in order to (1) alter the rate at which hydrogen gas is generated, such that hydrogen gas is generated on an as-needed basis for a fuel cell connected thereto, and/or (2) ensure a substantially constant flow of hydrogen gas is released therefrom. The present disclosure additionally or alternatively relates to such an on-demand hydrogen gas generation device that comprises a gas management system designed to maximize the release or evolution of hydrogen gas, and in particular dry hydrogen gas, therefrom once it has been formed, thus maximizing hydrogen gas output. The present disclosure is still further directed to a fuel cell comprising such an on-demand hydrogen gas generation device, and in particular a fuel cell designed for small-scale applications.

The present invention pertains generally to a monitoring system for a resuscitator which detects operation of the resuscitator and a controller unit for a supply of therapeutic gas to a resuscitator, and more specifically, a flow controller for a supply a therapeutic gas to an automatic resuscitator which is triggered by a single point pressure signal provided by the cycling of the automatic resuscitator from a controlled inhalation phase to a controlled exhalation phase. The monitoring aspect of the system detects single point low pressure signals which are sequentially compared against a time clock. Failure of the resuscitator system itself to generate a low pressure signal against the integrated time clock causes an alarm condition. Further, gas management is effected by a flow controller integrated into the monitor, a gas management system which responds to the single point low pressure signal and operate a primary gas control valve attached between a gas supply and an automatic resuscitator such that gas is allowed to flow to the resuscitator when the resuscitator is in an inhalation mode and gas flow is interrupted when the resuscitator is in an exhalation mode. A secondary gas control valve is integrated into the gas management system in parallel to the primary gas control valve. The flow controller includes a low threshold pressure sensor which is actuated by means of a recurrent low pressure pulse generated by the automatic resuscitator itself through the cycling of the resuscitator and remains essentially unaffected by the respiratory cycling of the patient, thus preventing false triggers and greatly simplifying the flow controller operation and format. The low threshold pressure sensor is coupled to a processor wherein the processor reads the occurrence of a pressure event at the pressure sensor and which then closes the primary gas control valve and starts a clock. As the pressure is decreased in the gas management system resulting from the primary gas control being moved to a closed position, the secondary gas control valve moves to open state, thus allowing the gas management system to vent to atmosphere during exhalation, reducing the pressure of the system to an operator defined positive level. Once the clock reaches a pre-defined duration, the primary gas control valve is reopened, the pressure in the gas management system increases thus closing the secondary gas control valve, the automatic resuscitator continues into an inhalation mode, and the process repeats.

The invention relates to a gas management apparatus and a method for an excimer laser. The apparatus comprises: an excimer laser; a monitoring and controlling module; controllable electromagnetic valves that are used for controlling flow directions of laser working gases; gas injection tank that is used for matching laser working gases with different concentrations; a halogen gas processing apparatus and a vacuum pump that are used for discharging laser working gases; and a pressure transducer that is used for monitoring pressure intensities of the laser working gases. According to the invention, working parameters of an excimer laser are monitored, wherein the working parameters include a working voltage, pulse energy, a width of a spectral line, and a wavelength; consumption of laser working gas is estimated according to quantitative relations between the working parameters of the excimer laser and the concentration of the laser working gas, wherein the working parameters are measured by an experiment; changes of pressure intensity of the laser working gas within a laser cavity as well as openings and closures of the controllable electromagnetic valves are controlled by employing pressure monitoring and signal feed back methods, so that the laser working gas is injected with an accurate value into the laser cavity. According to the invention, stability for outputting laser pulse by an excimer laser can be improved; life of laser working gas can be effectively prolonged; and a gas change rate of the laser can be reduced.

A measurement apparatus and method are provided for determining the material composition of a sample. An X-ray fluorescence detector (412) detects fluorescent X-rays coming from said sample under irradiation with incident X-rays. A laser source (301) is adapted to produce a laser beam. Focusing optics (302) focus said laser beam into a focal spot on a surface of said sample. An optical sensor (312) detects optical emissions coming from particles of said sample upon being exposed to said laser beam at said focal spot. A gas administration subsystem (104, 105, 106, 107, 108) is adapted to controllably deliver gas to a space (101) around said focal spot.

The invention discloses a medical gas management system, which is convenient for remote monitoring management, improves the gas supply safety performance, is timely and convenient for maintenance, and provides the basis for the cost management. The medical gas management system includes a monitoring center (1), a gas source station building system (2), a gas utilization area monitoring system (3) and a plurality of monitoring stations (4), wherein the monitoring center (1) is connected with the gas source station building system (2) and the gas utilization area monitoring system (3) in data bus mode, and is connected with the monitoring stations (4) through a network switch (5) in TCP/IP protocol; and the network switch (5) is connected into the Internet.

A solid oxide fuel cell (400) is made having a tubular, elongated, hollow, active section (445) which has a cross-section containing an air electrode (452) a fuel electrode (454) and solid oxide electrolyte (456) between them, where the fuel cell transitions into at least one inactive section (460) with a flattened parallel sided cross-section (462, 468) each cross-section having channels (472, 474, 476) in them which smoothly communicate with each other at an interface section (458).

The present invention relates to a gas management device suitable for being installed at the outlet o fa particle filter or of a catalytic converter. This device is characterized by a very compact configuration having at least the heat exchanger for an EGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) system, particularly suitable for a low pressure system, and an exhaust gas discharge pipe which is part of the exhaust line. According to one embodiment, the device also allows integrating a bypass valve for the EGR heat exchanger. According to another embodiment, the device allows integrating a heat recovery unit participating in the EGR system. According to another embodiment, the device also allows both including a bypass and including a heat recovery unit. The degree of integration with the particle filter of the catalytic converter is maintained in all cases.

An in-situ dry anaerobic composter containing 40% to 75% by weight solids and located in a section of ground including a pit having side walls and a bottom, an essentially impervious liner located in the pit such that the liner abuts the pit side walls and bottom to form a lined pit, a compostable material located in the lined pit and a gas management system for extracting a gaseous anaerobic decomposition product from the compostable material as well as methods for operating the anaerobic composter.

The invention discloses an auxiliary management system for coal mining gas. The auxiliary management system comprises a server disposed on the ground, a report substation located underground, a positioning marking card placed on a key gas management area, a gas inspection tester carried by a full-time gas inspector, a portable wireless gas detector and a wireless multi-parameter detector; and the portable wireless gas detector and the wireless multi-parameter detector are carried by a task managing operator. Inspection data are recorded by the gas inspection tester in distributed areas and input to the report substation. The portable wireless gas detector and the wireless multi-parameter detector communicate with the positioning marking card wirelessly. Address codes of the location of the positioning marking card and data parameters bound with the address codes are recorded and wirelessly transmitted to the substation when passing through the report substation. Real-time monitoring can be performed by the auxiliary management system, monitoring effect is good, and out-of-duty, missing inspection and weak responsibility of the gas inspector are avoided thoroughly fundamentally.

The invention discloses chemical vapor deposition equipment for preparing a graphene film. The equipment comprises an incoming gas management system, a gas conversion chamber, a graphene film growing chamber, a vacuum system and a graphite rod arranged in the gas conversion chamber which are in sequential and sealed series connection, wherein a gap between the graphite rod and the inner wall of the gas conversion chamber is 0.5-2mm. According to the equipment disclosed by the invention, with the graphite rod in the gas conversion chamber, the non-flammable and non-explosive gases such as carbon dioxide gas are reduced into carbon monoxide gas which can grow into a graphene film at high temperature; and after that, a graphene film is deposited and grown on a metal substrate in the graphene film growing chamber. In the invention, the non-flammable and non-explosive gases are adopted as the reaction gas and carrier gas for graphene film preparation; and compared with the existing graphene film preparation method adopting flammable and explosive hydrocarbon and hydrogen as the reaction gas and carrier gas, the safety of the technology is remarkably improved, the production cost is reduced, and large-scale production can be realized.

The invention belongs to the technical field of environmental protection and greenhouse gas control, and relates to a greenhouse gas management system which comprises a storage and data module, a movable horizontal data acquisition module, a greenhouse gas emission measurement and calculation module, a greenhouse gas emission list and report generation module and a greenhouse gas emission inspection module. A greenhouse gas movable horizontal data acquisition device based on internal organization departments can remotely inspect organization greenhouse gas emission online, greenhouse gas emission inspection cost is reduced, acquiring greenhouse gas emission of internal organization departments, measuring and calculating, generating lists and reports and performing third party inspection can be integrated by the aid of the bottommost original data, and automation and efficiency of organization greenhouse gas emission management are improved.

An apparatus is disclosed that is a self-contained gas management system (hereinafter “GMS”) that accommodates individual canisters of highly energetic small munitions, but is not so limited. By decoupling the gas management system for a given munition from an adjacent munition, the risk of downing a multi-pack launcher or munition adapter is reduced. Thermal wear, overheating, restrained firing and aft closure debris can be isolated through the separation of gas management systems. In addition, the GMS allows for ease of replenishment and maintenance of a given sub-cell of a multi-pack system. The GMS works with existing munitions and canisters without the need to modify them. Each GMS is dimensioned to fit the canistered munition it receives as well as the launch system with which it is used. The illustrative GMS comprises a plenum, and a first and a second uptake structure. The plenum receives the exhaust from the canistered munition when the munition fires. The plenum is fluidically coupled to the first and second uptake structures. The uptake structures in the illustrative embodiment receive the missile exhaust from the plenum and vent the exhaust to the atmosphere. In the illustrative embodiment, the first and second uptake structures are disposed along opposite sides of the canistered munition, flanking it.

The invention relates to a network type LNG (liquefied natural gas) industrial chain integrated prediction and scheduling method which includes the steps of (1) setting a network type LNG industrial chain integrated prediction and scheduling system, (2) inputting various original data to an initial parameter database of a simulation system platform in advance, (3) by the simulation system platform, collecting and updating data information of the initial parameter database through DCS (distribution control system) of various receiving stations and transfer stations, (4) starting a simulation module by the simulation system platform to perform simulation deduction, (5) displaying the simulation deduction results by index and report display modules, (6) transmitting the simulation deduction results to a trade management platform by the simulation system platform, and then sending the results to GMS(gas management system) terminals of the receiving stations and the transfer stations via the trade management platform so as to generate the scheduling plan of the home station. The network type LNG industrial chain integrated prediction and scheduling system comprises a master scheduling center, the simulation system platform and the trade management platform; the master scheduling center is connected with the DCS of the receiving stations and the transfer stations, the trade management platform is connected with the GMS of the receiving stations and the transfer stations; the simulation system platform comprises an initial parameter database, the simulation module, the index and report display module and an analysis database.