Solidia Technologies, Inc.

Daniel Castoro

Vahit Atakan

Devin Patten

Larry E McCandlish

John P Kuppler

Orlando Narine

Sean Camron Quinn

Kenneth Michael Smith

Anuj Seth

Deepak Ravikumar

Alan Blacklock

George Matthew Perry

Steven Jensen

Tom Schuler

Emanuel Rojas

Jorge Mora

Mark Scantlebury

Shalendra Narine

Andres Martiny

Andrea Cecilia Montoya Jimenez

Larry E Mccandlish

John Kuppler

Apparatus and methods for curing composite compositions that react with CO. The apparatus in general includes an easily transportable and easily assembled curing structure, such as a plastic sheet housing supported by gas pressure and/or by mechanical supports. Apparatus for providing reagent CO, for measuring water content and for removing water, and for controlling temperature, flow rates and flow directions through the curing structure. Examples of curing procedures and examples of cured materials in desired shapes are described.

Method and apparatus for curing COcomposite material objects at near ambient temperature and pressure

The invention provides novel apparatus and processes for gas flow and conditioning to achieve optimal COcuring of articles of composite materials (e.g., precast objects made of carbonatable calcium silicate-based cements), with solid interior or having hollow interior ducts, channels and chambers or otherwise being hollowed out, as well as the precast objects so made, which are suitable for a variety of applications in construction, pavements and landscaping, and infrastructure.

Conditioned curing systems and processes thereof

The invention provides novel articles of composite materials having hollow interior channels or passageways, or otherwise being hollowed out, and formulations and methods for their manufacture and uses. These hollow core objects are suitable for a variety of applications in construction, pavements and landscaping, and infrastructure.

Composite materials, methods of production and uses thereof

The invention encompasses equipment used to condition a recirculating gas stream in order to cure a COComposite Material (CCM) and processes that use such equipment to cure the CCM. The gas conditioning equipment allows for a process that controls, reduces or eliminates the rate-limiting steps associated with water removal during the curing of a composite material. The equipment may include, but will not be limited to, control over the temperature, relative humidity, flow rate, pressure, and carbon dioxide concentration within the system; which includes the conditioning equipment, any vessel containing the CCM, and the material itself. Flow rate control can be used as a means to achieve uniformity in both gas velocity and composition.

Method and apparatus for the curing of composite material by control over rate limiting steps in water removal

Hollow-core articles and composite materials, methods of production and uses thereof

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Lincroft, NJ, United States of America

Daniel Castoro