Configuration and process for carbonyl removal

Details Configuration and process for carbonyl removal Configuration and process for carbonyl removal

2004-01-21

2009-10-06

Smith, Duane (Department: 1797)

Gas separation: processes

Solid sorption

Inorganic gas or liquid particle sorbed

C110S203000, C110S345000, C423S210000, C502S400000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07597743

ABSTRACT:
A plant includes an adsorber in which a metal is plated onto a non-metallic sacrificial materials from a metal carbonyl at a predetermined temperature. Particularly preferred adsorbers include two sections, wherein a first metal (e.g., nickel) is plated onto graphite in the first section, and wherein a second metal (e.g., iron) is plated onto graphite in the second section.

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