Southwest Research Institute

Francis Yu Chang Huang

Vladimir I Gorokhovsky

Kent Edward Coulter

Maoqi Feng

Richard L Johnson

A membrane composition and process for its formation are disclosed from the removal of carbon dioxide (CO) from mixed gases, such as flue gases of energy production facilities. The membrane includes a substrate layer comprising inorganic oxides, a barrier layer of in-situ formed LiZrO, a LiZrOsorbent layer and an inorganic oxide cap layer. The membrane has a feed side for introduction of mixed gases containing nitrogen (N) and a sweep side for recovery of COwherein the membrane has a relatively high selectivity for COtransport at temperatures in the range of 400&#xb0; to 700&#xb0; C.

Composition and process for manufacture of a high temperature carbon-dioxide separation membrane

A process and apparatus for enhancement of syngas production (CO and H) of a carbon based feedstock with COconversion, which utilized COas an oxygen resource and converts COto CO through chemical reactions. The process includes a thermal plasma reactor and optionally a nonthermal plasma reactor.

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San Antonio, TX, United States of America

Francis Yu Chang Huang