Peter John Murphy

Title: Peter John Murphy and Heat Integration for Gas Capture

Introduction

Peter John Murphy is an inventor associated with Henrico, Virginia, and GE Vernova Infrastructure Technology LLC. His patent work addresses heat integration in gas turbine systems equipped with carbon capture.

Latest Patents

Murphy is credited with 1 patent: “System and Method of Heat Integration for a Gas Capture System.” The invention describes an intake heating system with heat exchangers connected to a steam turbine system, a gas turbine system, a carbon capture system, and a heat recovery steam generator (HRSG). The exchangers use steam from the HRSG, the steam turbine system, or both to heat incoming air. They send the resulting heated air to injection locations in the gas turbine system and direct the cooled steam to the carbon capture system.

Career Highlights

Murphy’s listed patent reflects work on integrating heat flows among power-generation and carbon-capture equipment. The approach uses available steam to heat air for the gas turbine while routing cooled steam to carbon capture.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Muneeswara Babu Ummiti and Raman Venkata Satya Lova Nagumantri. The patent’s technical scope connects components used in gas turbines, steam systems, heat recovery, and carbon capture.

Conclusion

Peter John Murphy’s patent presents a heat-integration approach intended to coordinate gas turbine operation with carbon capture, highlighting his contribution to energy-system engineering.