Starfire Energy

Trustees of the Colorado School of Mines

Adam W Welch

Joseph D Beach

Jonathan D Kintner

Jonathan D Kinter

Ryan Patrick O'Hayre

Ryan O′Hayre

Chris Cadigan

Jason Ganley

Jon Kintner

Ryan O'HAYRE

A chemical reactor that combines a pressure vessel, heat exchanger, heater, and catalyst holder into a single device is disclosed. The chemical reactor described herein reduces the cost of the reactor and reduces its parasitic heat losses. The disclosed chemical reactor is suitable for use in ammonia (NH) synthesis.

Chemical reactor with integrated heat exchanger, heater, and high conductance catalyst holder

The present invention is directed to a method and system for enhancing the production of ammonia from gaseous hydrogen and nitrogen. Advantageously, the method and system does not emit carbon gases during production. The method and system enhances the production of ammonia compared to traditional Haber-Bosch reactions.

Electrically enhanced Haber-Bosch (EEHB) anhydrous ammonia synthesis

This invention relates to a supported catalyst for synthesizing ammonia (NH) from nitrogen gas (N) and hydrogen gas (H), method of making the support, and methods of decorating the support with the catalyst.

Metal-decorated barium calcium aluminum oxide and related materials for NHcatalysis

Catalysts for NHcracking and/or synthesis generally include barium calcium aluminum oxide compounds decorated with ruthenium, cobalt, or both. These catalysts can be bonded to a metal structure, which improves thermal conductivity and gas conductance.

Metal-decorated barium calcium aluminum oxide catalyst for NH3 synthesis and cracking and methods of forming the same

This invention relates to a supported catalyst for synthesizing ammonia (NH3) from nitrogen gas (N2) and hydrogen gas (H2), method of making the support, and methods of decorating the support with the catalyst.

The present invention is directed to the removal of ammonia from an ammonia reactor product stream. Systems and methods of the present invention enable ammonia to be synthesized and removed using a broader range of process conditions than are possible with current industrial practices. In particular, the systems and methods enable the use of higher temperatures, lower pressures, and higher reactant flows.

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Adam W Welch