Patents
Literature
Patsnap Copilot is an intelligent assistant for R&D personnel, combined with Patent DNA, to facilitate innovative research.
Patsnap Copilot

923 results about "Toxic chemical" patented technology

Pyrolysis Systems, Methods, and Resultants Derived Therefrom

ActiveUS20080286557A1Fit closelyWithout undesired degradation of communication system performanceLayered productsUsing liquid separation agentActivated carbon filtrationSilicon dioxide
A system and process for gasification of a carbonaceous feedstock uses pyrolysis to produce a gas product, which may include methane, ethane, and other desirable hydrocarbon gases, and a solids product, which includes activated carbon or carbon. The gas product may then be filtered using at least a portion of the activated carbon from the solids product as a filtering medium. In an embodiment, at least some of the noxious chemicals are sequestered or removed from the gas product in one or more filtering steps using the activated carbon as a filtering medium. In a further embodiment, the filtering steps are performed in stages using activated carbon at different temperatures. A high-temperature pyrolysis system that produces activated carbon may be combined with another high-temperature pyrolysis system that does not produce activated carbon to provide filtering of noxious compounds using activated carbon from the first high-temperature pyrolysis system. A high-temperature pyrolysis system may be combined with one or more low-temperature feedstock conversion processes such that waste heat from the high-temperature pyrolysis system is used to operate the low-temperature process. A novel non-wetting carbon having pores fused with silica can be produced from using the system and process.
Owner:TUCKER RICHARD D

Porous complex gel-nanofiber oxygen permeation dressing and preparation method thereof

The invention discloses a porous complex gel-nanofiber oxygen permeation dressing and a preparation method thereof. The method comprises the following steps: obtaining a collagen nanofiber membrane by adopting a collagen solution by virtue of an electrostatic spinning method; performing chemical crosslinking on two natural and non-toxic macromolecule polysaccharides such as chitosan and alginic acid, and preparing complex gel; and preparing the porous sponge-nanofiber double-layer composite material in a freeze-drying mode, wherein the upper gel layer of the dressing is in a sponge state during drying and is in a gel state after moisture absorption. The biological wound dressing is prepared under the condition that any toxic chemical crosslinking agent is not added, the process is simple, and the safety is high. The prepared biological wound dressing disclosed by the invention has the characteristics of excellent oxygen permeation performance, water-absorbing quality, water permeability, moisture penetrability and high biocompatibility, a physiological wet environment of the wound surface can be maintained, wound healing and effective haemostasis are promoted, wound infection can be avoided, the recovery is accelerated, the wound surface can be effectively recovered, and the dressing is applied to multiple wound surfaces such as trauma, burns and ulceration.
Owner:FOURTH MILITARY MEDICAL UNIVERSITY

Pyrolysis systems, methods, and resultants derived therefrom

ActiveUS8282787B2Fit closelyWithout undesired degradation of communication system performanceLayered productsUsing liquid separation agentNon wettingActivated carbon filtration
A system and process for gasification of a carbonaceous feedstock uses pyrolysis to produce a gas product, which may include methane, ethane, and other desirable hydrocarbon gases, and a solids product, which includes activated carbon or carbon. The gas product may then be filtered using at least a portion of the activated carbon from the solids product as a filtering medium. In an embodiment, at least some of the noxious chemicals are sequestered or removed from the gas product in one or more filtering steps using the activated carbon as a filtering medium. In a further embodiment, the filtering steps are performed in stages using activated carbon at different temperatures. A high-temperature pyrolysis system that produces activated carbon may be combined with another high-temperature pyrolysis system that does not produce activated carbon to provide filtering of noxious compounds using activated carbon from the first high-temperature pyrolysis system. A high-temperature pyrolysis system may be combined with one or more low-temperature feedstock conversion processes such that waste heat from the high-temperature pyrolysis system is used to operate the low-temperature process. A novel non-wetting carbon having pores fused with silica can be produced from using the system and process.
Owner:TUCKER RICHARD D
Who we serve
  • R&D Engineer
  • R&D Manager
  • IP Professional
Why Eureka
  • Industry Leading Data Capabilities
  • Powerful AI technology
  • Patent DNA Extraction
Social media
Try Eureka
PatSnap group products