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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 02, 2019
Filed:
Aug. 13, 2012
Jochen Lauterbach, Columbia, SC (US);
Mary Glascock, Irmo, SC (US);
John Bedenbaugh, Columbia, SC (US);
Chang-yin Chien, Columbia, SC (US);
Ashok Jangam, Columbia, SC (US);
Shahriar Salim, Columbia, SC (US);
Sungtak Kim, Columbia, SC (US);
Robin Tilburg, Barre, MA (US);
Jochen Lauterbach, Columbia, SC (US);
Mary Glascock, Irmo, SC (US);
John Bedenbaugh, Columbia, SC (US);
Chang-Yin Chien, Columbia, SC (US);
Ashok Jangam, Columbia, SC (US);
Shahriar Salim, Columbia, SC (US);
Sungtak Kim, Columbia, SC (US);
Robin Tilburg, Barre, MA (US);
University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC (US);
Abstract
Methods for deriving a low-C hydrocarbon fuel from a high-C hydrocarbon fuel are generally provided. A catalytic material (e.g., an aluminosilicate and/or a zeolite) can be introduced to the high-C hydrocarbon fuel to produce a product stream comprising a low-C hydrocarbon fuel, and the low-C hydrocarbon fuel can be separated in the product stream from any remaining high-C hydrocarbon fuel.