Texaco Inc.

Richard F Beaupre

Mordechai Pasternak

Martin D Hilmar

Dick Y Jung

Richard P Guptill

Hydrogen sulfide is separated from the dimethyl ether of tetraethylene glycol through a membrane of hydrolyzed cellulose.

Separation of gas from solvent by membrane technology

Gases such as carbon dioxide may be separated from rich liquor (such as methanol containing carbon dioxide) by passage of gas through a membrane which is the reaction product of (i) a polyamine and (ii) a polyisocyanate or a poly (carbonyl chloride).

Membrane process for separating gases from gas-liquid charge streams

A rich liquid containing carbon dioxide-in-methanol may be treated to separate carbon dioxide by use of a silicone or silicone-polycarbonate membrane.

Separation of gases

This invention provides a variable length membrane module for separation of fluids in solution. The module comprises a series of hollow fiber membranes, a tubing surrounding the series of hollow membranes, an outer steel tube encasing the series of hollow membranes and a pair of nuts arranged to engage the tubing to adjust the length of the hollow fiber membranes to allow proper passage of the fluids therethrough.

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Greenwich, CT, United States of America

Richard F Beaupre