Title: Takayoshi Adachi: Innovator in Gas Purification Methods
Introduction
Takayoshi Adachi is an inventor based in Tokyo, Japan. He has made significant contributions to the field of gas purification, particularly through his innovative methods aimed at reducing costs and improving efficiency. Although he currently holds no granted patents, his work is noteworthy for its potential impact on environmental technology.
Latest Patent Applications
One of Takayoshi Adachi's notable patent applications is for a gas purification method. This method focuses on reducing the amount of adsorbent used, allowing for considerable miniaturization of the adsorption column. It also aims to decrease the amount of regeneration gas required, thereby lowering operational costs. The method involves adsorptively removing carbon dioxide or water impurities from a gas to be purified. Specifically, it addresses gases containing carbon dioxide at a partial pressure of 35 Pa or lower. The process utilizes a faujasite type zeolite adsorbent, with sodium as its cation, and operates at heat-regeneration temperatures between 160° C. and 240° C. Additionally, the method includes an initial activation step at 300° C. or higher using a lithium cation faujasite type zeolite to remove residual carbon dioxide.
Conclusion
Takayoshi Adachi's innovative approaches to gas purification highlight his commitment to advancing environmental technology. His work, although not yet patented, demonstrates significant potential for future applications in the field.
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