BOPI 07 BR/2023 REPERTOIRE NUMERIQUE 17 Planche unique Consulter le mémoire ________________________________________ (11) 21040 (51) C10G 45/72 (2018.01); C10G 7/00 (2018.01) ; F28D 15/06 (2018.01) (21) 1202200244 - PCT/US2020/066248 (22) 18/12/2020 (30) US n° 62/949,892 du 18/12/2019 (54) System And Method For Processing Feedstock With Volatile Components. (72) MILLER, P.W. Miller (US); NDIONE, Paul F. (US) et FALCONER, Ross A. (US) (73) 1-FALCONER, Ross A., 216 S. J St. Lompoc, CA 93436 (US); 2-MILLER, P.W. Miller, 640 Nash Ave, #A, Friday Harbor, WA 98250 (US) et 3-NDIONE, Paul F., 10930 W. Florida Ave, Apt. 621, Lakewood. CO 80232 (US) (74) SPOOR & FISHER Inc. NGWAFOR & PARTNERS SARL, The House of Gideon, Golf/Bastos Quarters, Opposite The American Embassy, Entance-Saint John Paul II Boulevard, B.P. 8211, YAOUNDE (CM). (57) Methods and apparatus for processing hydrocarbon and other feedstocks that contain lighter volatile component(s) along with heavier volatile or non-volatile component(s) and/or contaminant(s). The principal benefit being that a feedstock can be processed and separated into its distinct volatile components down to elemental and/or molecular levels, including the ability to handle the heaviest tars and bitumen within the system. This effectively provides onsite value add to the feedstock resource (minus the waste streams such as water, sulfur, or sand; which may have value as isolated components in their own right). The system is robust and can include innovative hardware, methods, and/or software. The system can isolate water, chemical, various hydrocarbon, and particle contaminants of arbitrary concentrations and sizes. These factors provide for significant increases in processing efficiencies and capabilities in the fields of refining and environmental recovery. In a variety of operating scenarios, near-zero emissions can be achieved while processing.
RkJQdWJsaXNoZXIy MTM1NDc3MA==