Frank Jarrett

Title: Frank Jarrett and Hydrogen-Enriched Fuel Gas Technology.

Introduction

Frank Jarrett is an inventor based in Littleton, Colorado, whose patent work addresses fuel-gas emissions reduction and carbon dioxide sequestration. His listed patent is associated with Carbon Blue-Energy, LLC.

Latest Patents

Jarrett is credited with 1 patent: “Method and System for Generating Hydrogen-Enriched Fuel Gas for Emissions Reduction and Carbon Dioxide for Sequestration.” The invention describes converting hydrocarbons in a gaseous feed stream into hydrogen and carbon dioxide, separating the two products, and blending the hydrogen back into the feed stream to create hydrogen-enriched fuel gas. It also describes using the recovered carbon dioxide for storage or sequestration.

The proposed system includes inlet handling, syngas and water-gas shift, water-gas compression, carbon dioxide recovery, dehydration, and carbon dioxide compression components.

Career Highlights

The available information connects Jarrett’s patent activity with Carbon Blue-Energy, LLC. His listed invention focuses on integrating hydrogen-enriched fuel production with carbon dioxide recovery and sequestration.

Collaborations

Patrick Dixon and R. Bret Rhinesmith are identified as Jarrett’s coworkers. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or the invention.

Conclusion

Frank Jarrett’s listed patent presents a system for producing hydrogen-enriched fuel gas while recovering carbon dioxide for storage or sequestration, reflecting his documented work in energy technology and emissions reduction.