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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 7306650 | Using liquid desiccant as a regenerable filter for capturing and deactivating contaminants A method, and systems for implementing such method, for purifying and conditioning air of weaponized contaminants. The method includes wetting a filter packing media with a salt-based liquid desiccant, such as water with a high concentration of lithium chloride. Air... | 12/11/2007 |
| 7125005 | Contact tray having tray supported downcomers A plurality of fluid-fluid contact trays of the cross-flow type are provided for mounting within a shell of a mass transfer or heat exchange column. The trays include tray decks that may be supported on rings fixed to an inner surface of the shell and downcomers tha... | 10/24/2006 |
| 7008464 | Dehydration of wet gas utilizing intimate contact with a recirculating deliquescent brine A system for removing moisture from a wet gas stream including a vessel having a contact area containing deliquescing salts that produces brine as water is absorbed, the brine flowing to a collection area in the bottom of the vessel. A venturi positioned in a wet ga... | 03/07/2006 |
| 6471739 | Dehumidifier housing Dehumidifier housing including a lower housing having a barrier part fitted vertically between a compressor and a water tank inside of a cabinet, a drain part formed in a horizontal direction above the barrier part for collecting condensate dehumidified a... | 10/29/2002 |
| 6453576 | Control of solids deposition from used desiccant solution In a gas dryer for use in a gas transmission line in which a bed of desiccant tablets is suspended in the flow of gas, making an aqueous solution of the desiccant salts from the moisture taken from the gas, the solution is inhibited from generating solids... | 09/24/2002 |
| 5766309 | Eutectic drying composition and method Solid gas-drying forms are made by heating drying salts with a polar solvent to form a saturated solution, then cooling, freezing and forming. Preferred salts are combinations of calcium and lithium bromides and chlorides in particularly effective molar r... | 06/16/1998 |
| 5565139 | Gel-based vapor extractor and methods A vapor extraction apparatus includes a gel sorbent capable of absorbing vapor directly into the liquid state and capable of disgorging the absorbed liquid in a phase-transition. The apparatus includes a housing adapted for movement from a first position,... | 10/15/1996 |
| 5534186 | Gel-based vapor extractor and methods A vapor extraction apparatus includes a gel sorbent capable of absorbing vapor directly into the liquid state and capable of disgorging the absorbed liquid in a phase-transition. The apparatus includes a housing adapted for movement from a first position,... | 07/09/1996 |
| 5089035 | Dehumidifier A dehumidifier for removing moisture contained in air upon discharging the air which has been introducing from outside, comprises a container body, a meshed receptacle which is suspended through a receiving mouth formed on top of the container body and ac... | 02/18/1992 |
| 4749388 | Device for drying moist air Device for drying moist air, comprising, in an enclosure (1) provided with openings (5, 6) for the admission and removal of air, a receptacle (10) for a solid desiccant and, under the latter, a layered structure (19) of superposed mats of a filter medium.... | 06/07/1988 |
| 4433983 | Calcium chloride dehydration nozzle An apparatus for separating liquid and associated liquid vapor from a gas stream by contacting liquid brine in concurrent flow through and across a plurality of stages and direct contact with a bed of calcium chloride within an upper portion of the appara... | 02/28/1984 |
