This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Tim Boelter and His Natural Gas Processing Patent
Introduction
Tim Boelter is an inventor associated with Billings, Missouri, whose patent work addresses the processing of natural gas. His listed patent focuses on removing natural gas liquids from rich gas.
Latest Patents
Boelter is credited with 1 patent: “System and Method for Removing Natural Gas Liquids from Rich Gas.” The invention describes a system that scrubs raw natural gas to remove liquid droplets and contaminants, then compresses and cools the gas. A chilled-air exchanger brings the pressurized gas to a setpoint, and a separator removes liquids to produce processed gas.
Career Highlights
Boelter’s documented patent highlights an integrated approach to natural gas processing. It combines gas scrubbing, compression, heat rejection, chilled-air cooling, and liquid separation in a single system.
Collaborations
Brian R. Cebull and Mark Peterson are identified as Boelter’s coworkers.
Conclusion
Tim Boelter’s patent presents a system for removing natural gas liquids from rich gas through a coordinated sequence of treatment, cooling, and separation.
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