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…these patents into their consituent patent families. Profiled companies include Air Liquide, Air Products, Casale, Haldor Topsoe, Johnson Matthey, KBR, Linde, Thyssenkrupp and over a dozen large, diversified energy companies….
…the costs and payoffs of five different weatherization methodologies: attic insulation, air sealing, window upgrades, window coverings and smart thermostats. We find the most cost-effective options are smart themostats and…
…CO2 is the wide variability in its compressibility. Compared to air, it is easier to compress at low temperatures and intermediate pressures. The entropy of CO2 at different temperatures and…
…more flexible (data here). And they may also be easier to decarbonize directly (example here). How does a gas turbine work? First, air is drawn into a compressor. The compression…
…largest losses are modeled to occur in the steam condensation stage of the Rankine Cycle (17% of losses), the boiler (14%), turbine losses (9%), heat lost in exhaust air (8%),…
…chains. Companies producing acetylene include many of the usual suspects in chemicals and industrial gases, such as BASF, Linde, Air Products, Air Liquide, Praxair, LyondellBasell, Asia Technical Gas and many…
…of pressure exchangers, especially for the desalination industry, and increasingly for refrigeration, air conditioners, heat pump and industrial applications. Our technology review finds a strong patent library and moat around…
…and the Clausius-Clapeyron Equation. High energy density is shown for methane, less so for hydrogen and ammonia. CO2, nitrogen, argon and water are also captured. $499.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart…
…heat >1,000◦C (chart below). The full data-file includes estimates of global energy demand across almost fifty end uses: agriculture, air conditioning, air separation, aluminium, ammonia, asphalt, aviation, bleach, buses, cement,…
…provide a lot of thrust. But you also need to get the plane into the air (like pulling information from memory), keep it in the air (refreshing data in DRAM)…