Eric Eccleston

Title: Eric Eccleston and Oxy-Fuel Calcination Innovation.

Introduction

Eric Eccleston is an inventor associated with Claremont, California, and T.en Process Technology, Inc. His patent work addresses the treatment of lime-bearing sludge and the recovery of carbon dioxide for potential beneficial uses.

Latest Patents

Eccleston is associated with 1 patent: “System and Process for Oxy-Fuel Calcination of Lime-Bearing Sludge.” The invention modifies sludge calcination so that the resulting flue gas consists primarily of carbon dioxide and water vapor, with only minor amounts of other gaseous species. Standard industrial processes can remove residual particles, condense the water vapor, and purify the carbon dioxide.

The purified carbon dioxide may be used in applications such as enhanced oil recovery, synthetic-fuel production, carbonated beverages, and pharmaceutical manufacturing. The patent describes these uses as potential ways to put recovered carbon dioxide to work while reducing environmental harm.

Career Highlights

Eccleston’s disclosed invention focuses on adapting an industrial calcination process to facilitate carbon dioxide separation and purification. His work is associated with T.en Process Technology, Inc.

Collaborations

The available information identifies T.en Process Technology, Inc. as Eccleston’s company affiliation. It does not specify additional collaborators.

Conclusion

Eric Eccleston’s patent presents an approach to producing a more readily purified carbon-dioxide-rich flue gas during lime-bearing sludge calcination, with potential applications for recovered carbon dioxide.