Taylor Lee

Title: Taylor Lee and Flue Gas Filtration Media.

Introduction

Taylor Lee is an inventor based in Daegu, South Korea, associated with Ahlstrom Oyj. His patent work includes a filter medium designed for flue gas filtration.

Latest Patents

Lee is credited with 1 patent, titled “Flue Gas Filtration Media.” The invention describes a non-woven fibrous web made with at least 80 weight percent meta-aramid fibers and 0.1 to 20 weight percent meta-aramid fibrids. The medium is designed to combine filtration performance with strength and resistance to heat and acid exposure.

The disclosed web may have an average pore size of 20 to 80 micrometers and a maximum pore size of 100 micrometers. Its stated performance characteristics include a dry Mullen burst strength of at least 7 kg/cm, retention of 80 percent of that strength after acid cycling, and filtration efficiency of at least 95 percent for 2.5-micron particles. It may also exhibit less than 2 percent shrinkage after two hours in a dry oven at 205°C.

The manufacturing method involves wet-laying a furnish of meta-aramid fibers and fibrids, then drying it to form the web. The process may also include calendering, resin-binder saturation, and curing.

Career Highlights

Lee’s listed patent reflects work on durable filtration materials for flue gas applications. The disclosed combination of aramid fibers and fibrids is intended to support filtration efficiency while maintaining mechanical strength under demanding operating conditions.

Collaborations

Lee’s listed coworkers include Jesse Shim and James Park. The patent is associated with Ahlstrom Oyj.

Conclusion

Taylor Lee’s patent describes a heat- and acid-resistant non-woven filter medium designed to provide effective flue gas particle filtration.