This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: The Boc Group, Inc.. Active years: 2008.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2008
Title: Naum Perelman: Inventor in Gas Separation Technology.
Introduction
Naum Perelman is an inventor associated with Gillette, New Jersey, and The BOC Group, Inc. His patent work addresses the recovery of noble gases from mixtures containing other gases.
Latest Patents
Perelman is credited with 1 patent: “Treatment of Effluent Gases.” The invention describes a method for recovering a noble gas, such as xenon or krypton, from a mixture that may also contain helium, nitrogen, argon, and light fluorocarbons. The mixture passes through a gas chromatography column, where the noble gas moves more slowly than the other components. After those components are exhausted, a purge gas flushes the noble gas from the column. A membrane separator then divides the resulting mixture into a noble-gas-rich stream and a purge-gas-rich stream, which may be recirculated for reuse.
Career Highlights
Perelman’s listed patent reflects work on gas processing and separation. Its approach combines chromatography and membrane separation to recover valuable noble gases while allowing the purge gas to be reused.
Collaborations
Perelman’s listed coworkers include Paul Alan Stockman and Julian Richard Dean. The patent information also associates him with The BOC Group, Inc.
Conclusion
Naum Perelman’s patent describes an integrated process for recovering noble gases from effluent mixtures, combining chromatography, membrane separation, and potential purge-gas recirculation.
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