Anthony Yu-Chung Ku - Rexford NY, US James Anthony Ruud - Delmar NY, US Jennifer Lynn Molaison - Marietta GA, US Louis Andrew Schick - Delmar NY, US Vidya Ramaswamy - Niskayuna NY, US
Assignee:
General Electric Company - Niskayuna NY
International Classification:
B01D 71/02
US Classification:
95 51, 96 11
Abstract:
A porous membrane for separation of carbon dioxide from a fluid stream at a temperature higher than about 200 C. with selectivity higher than Knudsen diffusion selectivity. The porous membrane comprises a porous support layer comprising alumina, silica, zirconia or stabilized zirconia; a porous separation layer comprising alumina, silica, zirconia or stabilized zirconia, and a functional layer comprising a ceramic oxide contactable with the fluid stream to preferentially transport carbon dioxide. In particular, the functional layer may be MgO, CaO, SrO, BaO, LaO, CeO, ATiO, AZrO, AAlO, AFeO, AMnO, ACoO, ANiO, AHfO, ACeO, LiZrO, LiSiO, LiTiOor a mixture thereof;.
A method of making a nanostructure array including disposing a masking material on a nanoporous template such that a first number of the plurality of nanopores are fully coated while a second number of the plurality of nanopores are not-fully coated by the masking material is provided. The method includes forming the nanostructures within the plurality of nanopores that are not-fully coated by the masking material. A nanostructure array fabricated in accordance to above said method and devices based on the nanostructure array is also provided.
A membrane structure is provided. The membrane structure includes a polymer layer having a plurality of pores; and a ceramic layer disposed on the polymer layer. The ceramic layer has a plurality of substantially unconnected pores. Each of the substantially unconnected pores is in fluid communication with at least one of the pores of the polymer layer. A method of manufacturing a membrane structure is provided. The method includes the steps of providing a polymer layer having a plurality of pores; and disposing a ceramic layer on the polymer layer. Disposing a ceramic layer includes depositing a metal layer on the polymer layer; and anodizing the metal layer to convert the metal layer into a porous layer. At least one of the depositing step and the anodizing step is performed as a continuous process. Alternatively, at least one of the depositing and the anodizing step is performed as a batch process.
Porous Gallium Oxide Films And Methods For Making And Patterning The Same
Anthony Yu-Chung Ku - Rexford NY, US Steven Alfred Tysoe - Ballston Spa NY, US Vinayak Tilak - Schenectady NY, US Peter Micah Sandvik - Clifton Park NY, US Sergio Paulo Martins Loureiro - Saratoga Springs NY, US James Anthony Ruud - Delmar NY, US Anis Zribi - Rexford NY, US Wei-Cheng Tian - Clifton Park NY, US
Gallium oxide films for sensing gas comprise GaOand have a porosity of at least about 30%. Such films can be formed by coating a substrate with a solution comprising: a gallium salt and a porogen comprising an organic compound comprising a hydrophilic chain and a hydrophobic chain; and heating the substrate to a temperature in the range from about 400 C. to about 600 C. while exposing the substrate to an oxygen-containing source to convert the gallium salt to a gallium oxide.
Methods And Apparatus For Carbon Dioxide Removal From A Fluid Stream
Wei Wei - Mission Viejo CA, US James Anthony Ruud - Delmar NY, US Anthony Yu-Chung Ku - Rexford NY, US Vidya Ramaswamy - Niskayuna NY, US Ke Liu - Rancho Santa Margrita CA, US
An apparatus for producing hydrogen gas wherein the apparatus includes a reactor. In one embodiment, the reactor includes at least two conversion-removal portions. Each conversion-removal portion comprises a catalyst section configured to convert CO in the stream to COand a membrane section located downstream of and in flow communication with the catalyst section. The membrane section is configured to selectively remove the COfrom the stream and to be in flow communication with a sweep gas.
Vidya Ramaswamy - Niskayuna NY, US Seth Thomas Taylor - Niskayuna NY, US James Anthony Ruud - Delmar NY, US Melissa Suzanne Sander - Schenectady NY, US Anthony Yu-Chung Ku - Rexford NY, US Mohan Manoharan - Niskayuna NY, US
A membrane structure is provided. The membrane structure includes a first layer having a plurality of pores; and a second layer disposed on, the first layer. The second layer has a plurality of unconnected pores. At least a portion of the plurality of unconnected pores of the second layer is at least partially filled with a filler such that the first layer is substantially free of the filler. At least a portion of the plurality of unconnected pores of the second layer is in fluid communication with at least one of the pores of the first layer. A method of making a membrane structure is provided. The method includes the steps of providing a first layer having a plurality of interconnected pores; disposing a second layer on the first layer, and filling at least a portion of the unconnected pores of the second layer with a filler such that the first layer is substantially free of the filler. Disposing a second layer includes depositing a metal layer on the first layer; and anodizing the metal layer to convert the metal layer into porous oxide layer.
Patterned Nanorod Arrays And Methods Of Making Same
Anthony Yu-Chung Ku - Niskayuna NY, US Reed Roeder Corderman - Niskayuna NY, US Krzysztof Slowinski - Long Beach CA, US
Assignee:
General Electric Company - Niskayuna NY
International Classification:
C30B 21/02
US Classification:
117 89, 117 94, 117 95, 117 96, 117101
Abstract:
In some embodiments, the present invention addresses the challenges of fabricating nanorod arrays comprising a heterogeneous composition and/or arrangement of the nanorods. In some embodiments, the present invention is directed to multicomponent nanorod arrays comprising nanorods of at least two different chemical compositions, and to methods of making same. In some or other embodiments, the nanorods are spatially positioned within the array in a pre-defined manner.
Vidya Ramaswamy - Niskayuna NY, US James Anthony Ruud - Delmar NY, US Melissa Suzanne Sander - Schenectady NY, US Anthony Yu-Chung Ku - Rexford NY, US Mohan Manoharan - Niskayuna NY, US Milivoj Konstantin Brun - Ballston Lake NY, US Seth Thomas Taylor - Niskayuna NY, US
A membrane structure is provided. The membrane structure includes a first layer having a plurality of interconnected pores; and a second layer disposed on the first layer. The second layer has a plurality of unconnected pores. Each of the unconnected pores is in fluid communication with at least one of the interconnected pores of the first layer. A method of making a membrane structure is provided. The method includes the steps of providing a first layer having a plurality of interconnected pores; and disposing a second layer on the first layer. Disposing a second layer includes depositing a conducting layer on the first layer; and anodizing the conducting layer to convert the conducting layer into a porous layer.
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