Paul Robert Ticehurst

Title: Paul Robert Ticehurst and Hydrocarbon Synthesis

Introduction

Paul Robert Ticehurst is an inventor associated with London, Great Britain, and Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies Limited. His patent work concerns a process for synthesising hydrocarbons.

Latest Patents

The available information identifies one patent associated with Ticehurst: Process for synthesising hydrocarbons. The invention describes generating synthesis gas from a feedstock, removing carbon dioxide, and using purified synthesis gas in a Fischer–Tropsch hydrocarbon synthesis unit. It also uses water from the Fischer–Tropsch process in electrolysis to produce oxygen for the synthesis-gas generation unit. Carbon dioxide recovered during gas purification and hydrogen from electrolysis are directed to a reverse water-gas shift unit, which produces carbon monoxide for the Fischer–Tropsch unit. Ticehurst is associated with 1 patent in the information provided.

Career Highlights

Ticehurst’s listed patent connects his work with industrial processes for producing hydrocarbons and integrating gas conversion, electrolysis, and Fischer–Tropsch synthesis. He is associated with Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies Limited.

Collaborations

The listed coworkers are Henry Arthur Claxton and Andrew James Coe. Their names appear alongside Ticehurst in connection with the patent information provided.

Conclusion

Paul Robert Ticehurst’s documented invention focuses on an integrated approach to hydrocarbon synthesis, combining synthesis-gas processing, electrolysis, and Fischer–Tropsch technology.