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METHANE MITIGATION SYSTEM

발명심사 중
20청구항 · 3 독립항
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개요

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Enhanced Energy Group LLC

발명자

Paul M. DUNN; Barry Drake LAWSON; Behnam FAKHARI KISOMI; Garett Paul LAMBERT; Ian Glen BUCHANAN; Darius REMESAT

IPC 분류

B1D 53/94B1D 53/F1N 3/10F1N 3/20F1N 5/2F2D 41/2

CPC 분류

B1D53/944B1D53/5B1D53/9495F1N3/103F1N3/2006F1N5/25F2D41/24B1D2255/1023B1D2257/502B1D2257/7025B1D2258/12F2D2200/611

A methane mitigation system includes an exhaust source configured to produce an exhaust gas including methane, wherein the exhaust source includes an engine, wherein one or more operational conditions on the engine cause the engine to produce the exhaust gas at a temperature of 825° F. or greater; an oxidation catalyst arranged downstream from the exhaust source and configured to convert at least a portion of the methane in the exhaust gas to carbon dioxide based on the temperature of the exhaust gas, and output a methane-depleted exhaust gas; and an electrical power generator arranged downstream from the oxidation catalyst and configured to receive the methane-depleted exhaust gas, the electrical power generator being configured to convert a portion of heat from the methane-depleted exhaust gas into electrical power, and wherein the electrical power generator is configured to output the electrical power to an electrical load.

원문 (중국어)

A methane mitigation system includes an exhaust source configured to produce an exhaust gas including methane, wherein the exhaust source includes an engine, wherein one or more operational conditions on the engine cause the engine to produce the exhaust gas at a temperature of 825° F. or greater; an oxidation catalyst arranged downstream from the exhaust source and configured to convert at least a portion of the methane in the exhaust gas to carbon dioxide based on the temperature of the exhaust gas, and output a methane-depleted exhaust gas; and an electrical power generator arranged downstream from the oxidation catalyst and configured to receive the methane-depleted exhaust gas, the electrical power generator being configured to convert a portion of heat from the methane-depleted exhaust gas into electrical power, and wherein the electrical power generator is configured to output the electrical power to an electrical load.