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This document summarizes a new gas treating technology using glycerol derivatives as solvents. The technology utilizes glycerol derivatives that have lower viscosity than current solvents, making them suitable for use in hollow fiber membrane contactors. The glycerol derivatives selectively absorb contaminants like CO2 and H2S from gas streams while allowing CH4 to pass through. This new solvent performs better than existing Selexol solvents and can be recycled. The hollow fiber membrane contactor provides advantages over conventional gas scrubbing like lower capital and operating costs due to its compact size and ability to achieve mass transfer without fluid dispersion.
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UAIPD 17-0042
This document describes a new ruthenium-based catalyst that can convert carbon dioxide into carbon monoxide. The ruthenium and pyridine ring in the catalyst increase the selectivity of the photocatalytic reaction. Using triethylamine also improves the reaction. The catalyst allows for near 100% selectivity of carbon monoxide, is highly efficient so it can be used to synthesize fuels and chemicals, and requires less power than previous methods. It is also very stable and can be reused for multiple reactions.
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UAIPD 15-0017
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UAIPD 15-0016
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UAIPD 15-0011
UAIPD 15-0011 describes Dr. Yang-Ki Hong's invention of a GHz magnetic chip inductor with high magnetic loss. The inductor uses both air-core and magnetic-core materials, with a center magnetic bar surrounded by coils and top/bottom magnetic slabs enclosing an air-core inside. This combination realizes simultaneously high inductance, high Q factor, and high self-resonant frequency by reducing core loss. The technology outperforms conventional air-core and magnetic-core inductors.
UAIPD 15-0003
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UAIPD 14-0054
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UAIPD 14-0052
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UAIPD 14-0049
Dr. Jason Bara has developed a novel class of ionic polyimide polymers that allow for greater tunability and control over the material's properties. Introducing ionic groups into the polymer chain enables over 20,000 possible materials with customizable chemical, conductive, and mechanical qualities. The production process is straightforward and low-cost, allowing for a wide range of applications like coatings, membranes, 3D printing, and more.
UAIPD 14-0039
The document describes a novel method developed by Dr. Jialai Wang to use carbon dioxide in concrete production in order to increase strength and durability while reducing the environmental impact. Current concrete production releases significant amounts of carbon dioxide during the cement production process. The proposed technology utilizes carbon dioxide as an admixture in a two-step mixing process for concrete that can be used for both precast and in-situ applications.
UAIPD 14-0034
This document describes an invention for remotely assessing helmet collision impacts using sound. It aims to address current problems with diagnosing concussions by utilizing a microphone array on helmets to measure impact sounds and determine collision parameters like force and location in real-time, without expensive sensors or player-worn equipment. The inventor, Dr. W. Steve Shepard Jr., is a professor at the University of Alabama with expertise in mechanical engineering and vehicle safety technologies.
UAIPD 14-0027
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UAIPD 14-0022
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- 1. UAIPD #16-0022 Gas Treating with Glycerol Derivatives Inventor: Dr. Jason Bara, Max Mittenthal
- 2. Current Problems • High viscosity (5x that of water) • Not suitable for use in advanced stripping techniques like hollow fiber membrane contactors (HFMCs)
- 3. • Solvent for gas scrubbing • Utilizes glycerol derivatives for the removal of CO2, H2S, and other contaminants from natural gas streams, syngas streams and other industrial gas streams • Selectively absorbent : e.g. absorbs CO2 and not CH4 • Physical Absorbent - Can be recycled • Utilizes hollow fiber membrane contactor – Requires low viscosity sweep liquids Technology
- 4. Technology • Device that achieve gas/liquid or liquid/liquid mass transfer without dispersion of one phase within the other. • No flooding at high flow rates • No unloading at low flow rates • Absence of emulsions • No density difference between fluids required • High interfacial area. • Compact Size • Low Energy • Lower CAPEX and OPEX Hollow Fiber Membrane Contactor (HFMC)
- 5. • Lower density – allowing for lower power requirements and use in HFMCs • HFMCs provide lower CAPEX and OPEX saving potential customers money • Performs better than current Selexol solvent • Steeper regulations on gas emissions will make demand high Advantages
- 6. Inventors8 Inventor Department Position Email Dr. Jason Bara Chemical and Biological Engineering Assistant Professor jbara@eng.ua.edu Max Mittenthal Student mmittenthal@crimso n.ua.edu
- 7. Office for Technology Transfer 2704 8th street Tuscaloosa, AL 35401 16-0022 OTT@UA.edu www.OTT.UA.edu
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