Mark Triezenberg

Title: Mark Triezenberg: Inventor of a Membrane Separation System

Introduction

Mark Triezenberg is an inventor based in Westmont, Illinois, whose patent work includes a membrane-based system for transferring components between gas streams. He is associated with Honeywell International Inc. His patent record includes 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Triezenberg’s patent, “Membrane separator,” describes a separation system built around a hollow fiber membrane that receives two or more fluid streams. The design uses a first tubesheet set and fiber set to transfer one or more components from a first gas stream into a shell-side volume. A second tubesheet set and fiber set then transfer those components from the shell-side volume into a second gas stream.

Career Highlights

The patented system reflects work on membrane separation technology and the controlled transfer of components between gas streams. Triezenberg’s association with Honeywell International Inc. connects his invention to the company’s broader engineering and technology activities.

Collaborations

David Loeffelholz and Rebecca Kamire are identified as Triezenberg’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in developing or patenting the membrane separator.

Conclusion

Mark Triezenberg’s patent describes a hollow-fiber membrane system designed to move selected components between gas streams through a shell-side volume.