David Lee Logsdon

age ~69

from Indianapolis, IN

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Systems And Methods For Increasing Reaction Yield
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US Patent:

20210275986, Sep 9, 2021
Filed:

May 17, 2021
Appl. No.:

17/322339
Inventors:

- West Lafayette IN, US
Michael Stanley Wleklinski - Indianapolis IN, US
David Logsdon - West Lafayette IN, US
International Classification:

B01J 19/24
B01J 14/00
B01J 19/08
B01J 19/26
B01D 5/00
B01D 19/00
B05B 5/03
B01J 4/00
Abstract:

The invention generally relates to systems and methods for increasing reaction yield. In certain embodiments, the invention provides systems for increasing a yield of a chemical reaction that include a pneumatic sprayer configured to generate a liquid spray discharge from a solvent. The solvent includes a plurality of molecules, a portion of which react with each other within the liquid spray discharge to form a reaction product. The system also includes a collector positioned to receive the liquid spray discharge including the unreacted molecules and the reaction product. The system also includes a recirculation loop connected from the collector to the pneumatic sprayer in order to allow the unreacted molecules and the reaction product to be recycled through the pneumatic sprayer, thereby allowing a plurality of the unreacted molecules to react with each other as the unreacted molecules cycle again through the system.

Systems And Methods For Increasing Reaction Yield
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US Patent:

20180043327, Feb 15, 2018
Filed:

Aug 10, 2017
Appl. No.:

15/673658
Inventors:

- West Lafayette IN, US
Michael Stanley Wleklinski - Indianapolis IN, US
David Logsdon - West Lafayette IN, US
Assignee:

Purdue Research Foundation - West Lafayette IN
International Classification:

B01J 19/24
B01D 5/00
B01J 19/26
B01D 19/00
B01J 14/00
B01J 19/08
Abstract:

The invention generally relates to systems and methods for increasing reaction yield. In certain embodiments, the invention provides systems for increasing a yield of a chemical reaction that include a pneumatic sprayer configured to generate a liquid spray discharge from a solvent. The solvent includes a plurality of molecules, a portion of which react with each other within the liquid spray discharge to form a reaction product. The system also includes a collector positioned to receive the liquid spray discharge including the unreacted molecules and the reaction product. The system also includes a recirculation loop connected from the collector to the pneumatic sprayer in order to allow the unreacted molecules and the reaction product to be recycled through the pneumatic sprayer, thereby allowing a plurality of the unreacted molecules to react with each other as the unreacted molecules cycle again through the system.