Modern Hydrogen, Inc.

Modern Electron, Inc.

John J Lorr

Kevin J Hughes

Lowell L Wood, Jr

Guido Radaelli

Max Nathan Mankin

Gregory A Kirkos

Andrew T Koch

Stephen E Clark

Arvind Kannan

Jason M Parker

Roelof E Groenewald

Ad De Pijper

Levi D Rodriguez

Alexander J Pearse

David A Degtiarov

William Kokonaski

Tony S Pan

Vikram Seshadri

Justin B Ashton

Amit Goyal

Daniel Kraemer

Matthew Gianni Equi Ibbotson

Sergey Vasilyevich Tsurkan

Kathryn Elizabeth Roach

William Hunter Harrison Nealley

Systems and methods for removing organic compounds byproducts from a product stream from a pyrolysis reactor and associated systems and methods are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, the system includes a first condenser that is fluidly couplable to the product stream, a coalescer that is fluidly couplable to the product stream downstream from the first condenser along a first flow path, and a second condenser that is fluidly couplable to the product stream downstream from the first condenser along a second flow path. The system also includes a first valve positioned to regulate the flow of the product stream along the first flow path including a second valve positioned to regulate the flow of the product stream along the second flow path.

Systems and methods for removing organic compounds from the output of pyrolysis or other reactors

Systems for producing hydrogen gas for local distribution, consumption, and/or storage, and related devices and methods are disclosed herein. A representative system includes a pyrolysis reactor that can be coupled to a supply of reaction material that includes a hydrocarbon. The reactor includes one or more flow channels positioned to transfer heat to the reaction material to convert the hydrocarbon into an output that includes hydrogen gas and carbon particulates. The system also includes a carbon separation system operably coupled to the pyrolysis reactor to separate the hydrogen gas the carbon particulates in the output. In various embodiments, the system also includes components to locally consume the filtered hydrogen gas.

Systems and methods for local generation and/or consumption of hydrogen gas

Various disclosed embodiments include thermionic energy converters with a thermal concentrating hot shell and emitters for thermionic energy converters. In some embodiments, an illustrative thermionic energy converter includes: an emitter electrode; a hot shell configured to concentrate heat flow toward the emitter electrode; a collector electrode; and a cold shell that is thermally isolated from the hot shell.

Thermionic energy converter with thermal concentrating hot shell

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Redmond, WA, United States of America

John J Lorr