TEXTILE DESIZING PRETREATMENT METHOD
Abstract of WO2016058257 (A1)
Disclosed is a textile desizing pretreatment method, belonging to the technical field of textile dyeing and finishing, and designed in order to solve the problems of conventional desizing processes, such as high water consumption and large wastewater discharge. The method comprises the following steps: A. a surfactant is dissolved in a mixed solution of ethanol and water; B. a desizing enzyme is added to the mixed solution, which is stirred until the system is clarified to obtain a desizing working solution; C. the desizing working solution is placed into a supercritical carbon dioxide fluid handling system; D. the desizing working solution uses the supercritical carbon dioxide medium to form a microemulsion; desizing pretreatment is performed on the textile under the conditions of a temperature of 30 DEG C to 95 DEG C, a pressure of 6 MPa to 30 MPa, and a total desizing time of 0.5 h to 24.0 h. The present invention has a simple process and achieves textile desizing pretreatment; by means of controlling reaction parameters such as temperature, pressure, and treatment time, the desizing efficiency of the enzyme in the supercritical carbon dioxide medium is improved, and the invention is energy-saving and environmentally friendly.An expanded food product made using supercritical fluid extrusion is disclosed. The food product comprises particular characteristics that demonstrate a light, porous, crispy texture has been obtained.
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an environmentally friendly method for
producing a cyclic ether, by which a cyclic ether including isosorbide can be
obtained in a short time and in
high yield without using a supercritical fluid and
a high pressure reactor, and to provide a method for recycling an ionic liquid
used therefor.SOLUTION: The method for producing a cyclic ether comprises a step
of carrying out a dehydration reaction of a polyhydric alcohol by heating by a
microwave a polyhydric alcohol having at least three or more hydroxyl groups to
100 to 300 DEG C with an ionic liquid used as a reaction solvent. Also provided
is a method for recycling the ionic liquid used therefor.
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a simultaneous analytical method of a
hydrophilic compound and a hydrophobic compound.SOLUTION: A analytical method
uses a chromatograph that comprises: a moving phase liquid feeding part; a
separation column arranged in an analysis channel of the moving phase liquid
feeding part; a sample injection part injecting a sample to the analysis channel
between the moving phase liquid feeding part and the separation column; a
detector detecting a sample component eluted from the separation column; and a
back-pressure valve arranged downstream of the separation column with respect to
flow of the moving phase of the analysis channel. The method includes the steps
of: changing the compositions of supercritical fluid and
a modifier in the moving phase sent from the moving phase liquid feeding part
over a range from a supercritical fluid-excess
state where the moving phase comes into a supercritical state
to a modifier-excess state where the moving phase comes into a liquid state, so
as to temporally change a ratio of the modifier to the supercritical fluid in
the moving phase; injecting the sample by the sample injection part; and
detecting the sample component eluted from the separation column with the
detector.
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To achieve simultaneous analysis of a hydrophilic compound
and a hydrophobic compound.SOLUTION: A tandem column in which a normal phase
column and a reverse phase column are connected in series, a mixed column in
which a normal phase carrier and a reverse phase carrier are mixed and filled in
the column, or, a hybrid column in which a layer of the normal phase carrier and
a layer of the reverse phase carrier are constructed, is used, as a separation
column of a supercritical fluid chromatograph.
SEPARATION
METHOD OF TRIACYLGLYCEROL
Abstract of JP2015175747 (A)
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a graphene sheet composition with a high
content of graphene sheets of 2-3 layers.SOLUTION: According to one embodiment
of the present invention, a graphene sheet composition comprises graphene sheets
of 2-3 layers, a total content of the graphene sheets of 2-3 layers is higher
than a content of a graphene sheet of each layer of 4-20 layers, a content of
graphene is 0%, and the composition is obtained by treatment of graphite in a supercritical fluid.
METHOD FOR CLEANING AND DRYING SEMICONDUCTOR SUBSTRATE
Abstract of JP2015149384 (A)
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an external preparation for skin which is
natural origin, is excellent in biosafety, improves rough and dry skin, atopic
dermatitis, acne, wrinkles and sagging of the skin, and tension and gloss of the
skin, and also stains and freckles, or exerts the preventive and improving
effects of skin damage caused by external factors such as ultraviolet light, and
keeps the skin youthful and healthy, by an anti-oxidant effect, an
anti-inflammatory effect, a skin turnover normalization effect, a barrier
function improving effect, and a sebum secretion inhibitory effect.SOLUTION: An
external preparation for skin contains extract of the plants belonging to
Paeoniaceae Paeonia, extract of the plants belonging to Rosaceae Prunus, and
extract of the plants belonging to Lamiaceae Perilla. Specifically, the external
preparation for skin contains the extracts extracted by dipping method or supercritical fluid extraction
and the like, with various solvents, using as raw material plants the entire
plant, each part of it, and the seed, etc. of Paeoniae Radix, Paeonia japonica,
Paeonia obovata, and Paeonia suffruticosa belonging to Paeonia, Amygdalus
persica L., Japanese apricot, Prunus salicina, etc. belonging to Prunus, and
Perilla frutescens var. crispa, Perilla frutescen var. crispa, Perilla
frutescens var. crispa f. crispa, and f. rosea (G. Nicholson) Kudo, etc.
belonging to Perilla.
2016.01-04
Patent
SAMPLE COLLECTION DEVICE, SUPERCRITICAL FLUID DEVICE, AND
SAMPLE COLLECTION METHOD
Abstract of WO2016046990 (A1)
A sample collection device according to an embodiment of the present invention
collects, in a collection vessel, a sample contained in a movable phase
including a supercritical fluid or liquefied gas. This sample collection device
according to an embodiment of the present invention is equipped with: a pressure
vessel in which a discharge port for the movable phase and the collection vessel
are accommodated, and which is kept at a pressure not lower than the pressure at
which the supercritical fluid or liquefied gas liquefies; and a pressure control
valve for adjusting the pressure inside the pressure vessel.
ACTIVE SURFACE CLEANING FOR A SENSOR
Abstract of WO2016044007 (A1)
An integrated approach for
cleaning an active surface of a petrochemical sensor. Sensors in the
petrochemical industry are often deployed in locations where they are prone to
fouling. By heating the active surface fouling substances may be removed from
the active surface. Heating the surface above a supercritical point of a fluid
being sensed may create a fluid that may serve to clean the active surface.
Limiting the duration of the applied heating and/or pulsing the heating may
mitigate adverse effects of use of high temperatures. A doped active surface,
such as a doped diamond window may be designed to have conductive areas in the
window that may be used for resistive heating of the window.
GAS-LIQUID SEPARATOR AND SUPERCRITICAL
FLUID DEVICE
Abstract of WO2016042618 (A1)
The gas-liquid separator
according to an embodiment of the present invention separates a moving phase
comprising a gas and a liquid into a gas and a liquid. The gas-liquid separator
according to an embodiment of the present invention is provided with an
introduction flow channel where the moving phase is introduced and multiple
discharge flow channels connected to said introduction flow channel. Gas and
liquid are discharged from the discharge ports of said discharge flow channels.
TREATMENT OF PRODUCED WATER FOR
SUPERCRITICAL DENSE PHASE FLUID GENERATION AND INJECTION INTO GEOLOGICAL
FORMATIONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF HYDROCARBON PRODUCTION
Abstract of CA2923227 (A1)
Water, for example produced
water, is treated to make it more suitable for use in an oil field recovery
process. In the oil filed recovery process, the treated water is pressurized and
heated to supercritical conditions in a steam generator, preferably a Once
Through Steam Generator (OTSG), to result in a supercritical dense phase fluid,
which is then injected into oil bearing formations for the purpose of enhanced
oil production. The treatment includes softening and decarbonation. The water is
preferably acidified before decarbonation. There may be a step of sulfate
removal. Softening may be by ion exchange or membrane separation. Sulfate may be
removed by ion exchange.
Mineral carbonate looping reactor for
ventilation air methane mitigation
Abstract of AU2014289972 (A1)
A method and apparatus for
removing methane from ventilation air in a mining situation is provided by a
carbonation reactor CAR (1) which reacts a ventilation air methane stream VAR
with a carbon dioxide scavenger to form a mineral carbonate which is passed to a
calcination reactor CAL (2) in which a regeneration reaction decomposes the
mineral carbonate back to a mineral or mineral oxide. Additional heat may be
added to the CAL (2) by steam (7), solar energy (6) or by burning drainage gas,
natural gas, or coal. Steam or supercritical fluid given off by the CAR (1) can
be utilized for heating, cooling, or energy generation. The carbon dioxide
scavenger can be any metal, metal oxide, mineral or mineral waste having a
carbonation tendency, used in the process referred to as "Mineral Carbonate
Looping Reactor" (MCLR), or can be stone dust from the mining site used in the
process referred to as "Stone Dust Looping Reactor" (SDLR).
Multistage cellulose hydrolysis and
quench with or without acid
Abstract of NZ616833 (A)
Disclosed is a method of
increasing the level of C6 monosaccharides and C6 oligosaccharides produced from
lignocellulosic biomass, comprising: providing lignocellulosic biomass,
comprising: a first solid fraction comprising: cellulose; and lignin; and a
first liquid fraction; optionally, separating said first solid fraction and said
first liquid fraction; mixing said first solid fraction with water to form a
slurry; pre-heating said slurry to a temperature of about 210 DEG C to about 240
DEG C at a pressure of about 225 bar to about 250 bar; contacting said slurry
with a second reaction fluid to form a second reaction mixture comprising: a
second solid fraction comprising: lignin; and a second liquid fraction
comprising: a soluble C6 saccharide selected from the group consisting of C6
monosaccharides, C6 oligosaccharides, and mixtures thereof; wherein said second
reaction fluid comprises supercritical water and, optionally, carbon dioxide;
wherein said second reaction fluid is at a temperature of at least about 373 C
under a pressure sufficient to maintain said second reaction fluid in
supercritical form; and reducing the temperature of said second reaction mixture
to a temperature less than about 140 C; and optionally, hydrolysing said second
liquid fraction to form a composition comprising at least one C6 saccharide
selected from the group consisting of C6 oligosaccharide having lower mer units,
glucose, galactose, mannose, fructose, and mixtures thereof.
Lignin production from lignocellulosic
biomass
Abstract of NZ616832 (A)
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The disclosure relates to a method of preparing lignin from lignocellulosic
biomass, comprising: providing lignocellulosic biomass at a first pressure and
at a first temperature, lignocellulosic biomass comprising insoluble lignin,
soluble C6 saccharides and soluble lignin, reducing said first temperature to at
least about 1 DEG C above the glass transition temperature of lignin under said
first pressure then reducing the pressure in less than about 1 second to
precipitate said soluble and form a mixture comprising insoluble lignin,
precipitated lignin and soluble C6 saccharides. The disclosure also relates to
lignin processed from lignocellulosic biomass using supercritical or near
critical fluid extraction.
SUPERCRITICAL FLUID CHROMATOGRAPHY
SYSTEM
Abstract of WO2016028521 (A2)
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Provided is a supercritical fluid chromatography system, and components
comprising such a system, including one or more of a supercritical fluid
chiller, a supercritical fluid pressure-equalizing vessel, and a supercritical
fluid cyclonic separator. The supercritical fluid chiller and the use of the
chiller allow efficient and consistent pumping of liquid-phase gases employing
off-the-shelf HPLC pumps in the supercritical chromatography system using
liquid-phase gas mobile phase. The pressure equalizing vessel allows the use of
off the shelf HPLC column cartridges in the supercritical chromatography system.
The cyclonic separator efficiently and effectively allows for separation of
sample molecules from a liquid phase or gas phase stream of a supercritical
fluid.
METHOD OF PRODUCING PARTIALLY PURIFIED
EXTRACELLULAR METABOLITE PRODUCTS FROM BACILLUS COAGULANS AND BIOLOGICAL
APPLICATIONS THEREOF
Abstract of PH12015502025 (A1)
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Disclosed is a method for
producing partially purified extracellular metabolite preparation from the
probiotic bacterial strain Bacillus coagulans SBC-37 (Deposited in the Microbial
Type Culture Collection and Gene Bank as strain number MTCC 5856) exhibiting 99
pcnt genetic homology with the known bacterial strains Bacillus coagulans ATCC
31284, Bacillus coagulans NBRC 3887 and Bacillus coagulans ATCC 7050. Also
disclosed is the anti-microbial profile of said extracellular metabolite
preparation against a panel of microbial pathogens, including synergistic
anti-microbial effects of preparation when combined with a synergistic
preservative blend comprising from about 61 pcnt w/w of thymol, about 38 pcnt of
monolaurin and about 1 pcnt w/w of magnolol obtained from supercritical fluid
extracts of Magnolia officinalis. The extracellular metabolite preparation alone
or the combination of said extracellular metabolite preparation and preservative
blend also inhibits microbial biofilm formation in a synergistic manner.
SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE PROCESS
FOR LOW-K THIN FILMS
Abstract of WO2016007874 (A1)
The present disclosure
generally relates to apparatus and methods for forming a low-k dielectric
material on a substrate. The method includes various substrate processing steps
utilizing a wet processing chamber, a solvent exchange chamber, and a
supercritical fluid chamber. More specifically, a dielectric material in an
aqueous solution may be deposited on the substrate and a solvent exchange
process may be performed to prepare the substrate for a supercritical drying
process. During the supercritical drying process, liquids present in the
solution and remaining on the substrate from the solvent exchange process are
removed via sublimation during the supercritical drying process. The resulting
dielectric material formed on the substrate may be considered a silica aerogel
which exhibits a very low k-value.
AN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE HEAT
ENERGY RECOVERY SYSTEM
Abstract of WO2016000016 (A1)
An internal combustion engine
heat energy recovery system (1) comprises a first heat exchanger (20) arranged
in heat communication with at least one heat energy source of an internal
combustion engine (10) and with a working fluid of the system (1) for the
transfer of heat energy from the heat energy source to the working fluid of the
system (1). A turbine (30) is arranged in fluid communication with the working
fluid heated in the first heat exchanger (20) for the expansion of the working
fluid to produce shaft power. A second heat exchanger (40) is arranged in heat
communication with the expanded working fluid to remove waste heat therefrom and
transfer it to an external source such as the atmosphere. A first compressor
(50) is arranged in fluid communication with the working fluid exiting the heat
exchanger for increasing the pressure of the cooled working fluid prior to its
entry into the first heat exchanger (20). The working fluid of the system is a
substantially supercritical fluid.
METHOD FOR COMBINED EFFECT ON
FORMATIONS CONTAINING HYDROCARBONS AND/OR SOLID ORGANIC SUBSTANCES AND DEVICE
FOR IMPLEMENTING SAID METHOD
Abstract of RU2576267 (C1)
FIELD: oil and gas
industry.SUBSTANCE: group of inventions relates to oil and gas industry. Method
for action on productive formations containing hydrocarbons and/or solid organic
substance involves formation of working agent represented by water, which is
mainly in supercritical state (SC-water), and subsequent spontaneous injecting
working agent in productive formations. Working agent is formed on surface of
well in ground generator of SC-water containing unit for enrichment of formed
SC-water with exothermal oxidation catalyst. Working agent enriched with said
catalyst is supplied via product with insulation in well and/or downhole zone of
exothermic oxidation reactions in SC-water, wherein well and/or downhole fed by
separate product lines reactants - organic compounds and organic compounds
oxidising agent, providing additional heating and additional pressure increase
above pre-formed working fluid due to exothermic oxidation reactions in SC-water
to produce carbon dioxide (CO), in a supercritical state, then finally formed
spontaneous working agent is injected into formation.EFFECT: technical result of
intensification of production of deep natural bitumen and heavy oil and oil
low-permeable rocks, as well as for in-bed generation synthetic hydrocarbons
from solid organic substance - kerogen.11 cl, 2 dwg
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DYNAMICALLY VULCANIZED THERMOPLASTIC ELASTOMER FILM
Publication info:WO2012125195 (A1) 2012-09-20 Priority date:2011-03-11
Abstract:A dynamically vulcanized alloy containing an elastomer and a
thermoplastic resin is prepared by a process wherein supercritical fluid is
injected into the thermoplastic elastomeric material as the material is mixed in
an extruder. The material is mixed under conditions such that the thermoplastic
elastomeric material is dynamically vulcanized wherein the elastomer forms a
discontinuous dispersed of small particles in a continuous phase of the
thermoplastic resin. The DVA material may then be directly formed into film or
sheets by the use of at least one set of rolls located adjacent to the extruder
outlet.
APPLICATION OF SUPERCRITICAL FLUID TECHNOLOGY FOR MANUFACTURING SOFT TISSUE
REPAIR MEDICAL ARTICLES Publication info:
CA2770169 (A1) 2012-09-11 Priority date:2011-03-11
Abstract:A process for grafting polymers onto or within a substrate material is
disclosed. The process includes exposing the substrate to a supercritical fluid
composition including one or more aliphatic cyclic polyesters and a catalyst.
Supercritical fluid extraction method for anti-oxidant from angelica
Publication info:TW201215445 (A) 2012-04-16 Priority date:2010-10-05
Abstract:A supercritical fluid extraction method for anti-oxidant of angelica
comprises: taking the root of angelica for extraction, and decreasing the water
content of the root under 5%; extracting the anti-oxidant of the root using
supercritical carbon dioxide under conditions of 200 to 650 bar and 50 to 65 DEG
C for 1 to 2 hours to obtain an extract.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MANAGING THERMAL ISSUES IN ONE OR MORE INDUSTRIAL
PROCESSES.
Publication info:MX2012000059 (A) 2012-06-01 Priority date:2009-06-22
Abstract: The present invention generally relates to a system that enables one
to both: (i) address various thermal management issues (e.g., inlet air cooling)
in gas turbines, gas turbine engines, industrial process equipment and/or
internal combustion engines; and (ii) yield a supercritical fluid-based heat
engine. In one embodiment, the present invention utilizes at least one working
fluid selected from ammonia, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, or other suitable working
fluid medium. In another embodiment, the present invention utilizes carbon
dioxide or ammonia as a working fluid to achieve a system that enables one to
address inlet cooling issues in a gas turbine, internal combustion engine or
other industrial application while also yielding a supercritical fluid based
heat engine as a second cycle using the waste heat from the gas turbine and/or
internal combustion engine to create a combined power cycle.
SYSTEM FOR EFFICIENT FLUID DEPRESSURISATION.
Publication info:MX2011013360 (A) 2012-06-01 Priority date:2009-06-11
Abstract: The present invention relates to a system for depressurisation of high
pressure pipeline fluids. The system may provide for net power generation
without the pressurised fluid undergoing liquefaction or solidification or
unacceptable temperature reduction as a result of a Joule-Thompson process. The
system is particularly relevant for depressurising high pressure natural gas
pipelines in an energy efficient manner whilst making possible net power
generation. The system for depressurisation of a pressurised fluid in a pipeline
comprises at least one depressuriser for expanding the fluid in the pipeline to
a lower pressure; and a transcritical heat pump for circulating a supercritical
fluid, wherein the supercritical fluid undergoes cooling so as to release heat
for transmission to the pressurised fluid in the pipeline prior to at least one
expansion of said pressurised fluid.
Supercritical drying method and supercritical drying system
Publication info:TW201209906 (A) 2012-03-01 Priority date:2010-08-30
Abstract: According to an embodiment, a supercritical drying method includes:
introducing a semiconductor substrate of which a surface is wet with a
supercritical displacement solvent into a chamber; supplying a first
supercritical fluid being based on first carbon dioxide to the chamber;
supplying a second supercritical fluid which is based on second carbon dioxide
to the chamber, after the supplying of the first supercritical fluid; and
lowering an inside pressure of the chamber to gasify the second supercritical
fluid and to discharge the gasified second supercritical fluid from the chamber.
The first carbon dioxide is generated by recovering and recycling the carbon
dioxide discharged from the chamber. The second carbon dioxide contains no
supercritical displacement solvent or contains the supercritical displacement
solvent in a concentration lower than that in the first carbon dioxide.
Method for manufacturing graphene
Publication info:TW201144218 (A) 2011-12-16 Priority date:2010-06-15
Abstract: A method for manufacturing graphene is disclosed, which comprises the
following steps: putting graphite and an organic solvent, a surfactant, or a
combination thereof in a reaction tank and producing a supercritical fluid in
the reaction tank to allow the organic solvent, the surfactant, or the
combination thereof to dissolve in the supercritical fluid and to permeate into
the graphite; and removing the supercritical fluid by depressurization to form
graphene. The method of the present invention has simple steps and reduced
consumption of manufacturing time, and also can promote the quality of the
resultant graphene in large-scale manufacturing.
Extrusion device with function of high-speed mixing
Publication info:TW201144043 (A) 2011-12-16 Priority date:2010-06-01
Abstract:The invention relates to an extrusion device with function of
high-speed mixing. Primarily, a first mixing unit and a second mixing unit are
disposed on the front segment and rear segment of the guide tube. Then, the
first mixing unit and the second mixing unit are driven by power sources
respectively so as to convey materials. Different parameters are set to adjust
the first mixing unit and the second mixing unit for actuating with different
rotation rate as per different materials; and further, supercritical fluid is
guided into the guide tube from exterior to process the mixing with materials
evenly. Thereby the reaction can be accelerated instantly and the nature of
materials can be changed such that materials can be mixed to reach a reaction
area of supercritical state or subcritical state.
Process for extraction of composition of pomelo flower fragrance
Publication info:TW201141590 (A) 2011-12-01 Priority date:2010-05-28
Abstract: The present invention relates to a process for extraction of
composition of pomelo flower fragrance, particularly to a process for reduction
of the water content of pomelo flower and concurrent preservation of pomelo
flower fragrance in a closed drying state under a low temperature, and further
for extraction of the pomelo flower fragrant substance from pomelo flowers by
means of the supercritical fluid (CO2). As a result, a process can be shown in a
fast, clean, safe and non-toxic manner, and the extracted substance from the
pomelo flowers can be used in industries of food, cosmetics, medicine and
pharmacy. Still further, this invention has more economic and safe value and
shows more practical efficiency and characteristics in embodiment and usage as a
whole.
Substrate processing apparatus
Publication info:TW201205708 (A) 2012-02-01 Priority date:2010-04-0
Abstract: This invention provides a substrate processing apparatus capable of
drying a processed substrate while suppressing the occurrence of pattern
collapse and pollution. In a liquid tank 32, processed substrates are held in a
state being immersed in a liquid. The liquid tank 32 is disposed in a processing
space 310 within a processing container 31. The liquid within the liquid tank 32
is substituted by a supercritical fluid so as to conduct a drying processing of
the processed substrate. Moving mechanism 352, 353 are adopted to move the
liquid tank 32 between a processing location within the processing container 31
and a standby location outside of the processing container. A heating mechanism
312 provided in the processing container 31 converts the fluid into a
supercritical state and maintains it in such supercritical state. On the other
hand, cooling mechanisms 334, 335 cool the liquid tank 32 that has been moved to
the standby location outside of the processing container 31.
Methods for extracting and isolating constituents of cellulosic material
Publication info:TW201138920 (A) 2011-11-16 Priority date:2010-03-09
Abstract:A method for extracting and isolating constituents of cellulosic
matter, comprising providing cellulosic matter; contacting the cellulosic matter
with a supercritical fluid; separating the supercritical fluid from the
cellulosic matter, thereby forming an extract and a raffinate; and separating at
least one compound present in the extraction medium by distillation.
COMPRESSION OF A CARBON DIOXIDE
CONTAINING FLUID
Publication info:WO2012095724 (A1) 2012-07-19 Priority date:2011-01-14
Abstract
The present invention relates to a method of pressurising a fluid comprising
carbon dioxide, the method comprising: obtaining the fluid from a unit 5 for
removing carbon dioxide from a process gas; compressing the fluid to a pressure
above the critical pressure of carbon dioxide; and cooling the compressed fluid
to a temperature above the critical temperature of carbon dioxide to produce a
supercritical fluid. The invention further relates to an apparatus 1 for
pressurising a fluid comprising carbon dioxide, the apparatus comprising: means
4 for obtaining the fluid from a unit 5 for removing carbon dioxide from a
process gas; means 6 for compressing the fluid to a pressure above the critical
pressure of carbon dioxide; and means 7 for cooling the compressed fluid to a
temperature above the critical temperature of carbon dioxide to produce a
supercritical fluid.
XANTHOCERAS SORBIFOLIA OIL, METHOD FOR EXTRACTING AND DETECTING THE SAME
Publication info:WO2012094785 (A1) 2012-07-19 Priority date:2011-01-14
Abstract
Xanthoceras sorbifolia oil, method for extracting and detecting the same. Said
Xanthoceras sorbifolia oil is composed of linoleic acid, oleic acid, palmitic
acid, stearic acid, eicosadienoic acid, a-linolenic acid, docosahexaenoic acid,
?-linolenic acid and myristic acid. Method for extracting said Xanthoceras
sorbifolia oil includes crushing, extracting by organic solvents or
supercritical fluid of carbon dioxide.
Method for increasing the water resistance of a porous material, compositions
therefore and porous materials treated according to the method
Publication info:AU2010327152 (A1) 2012-06-28 Priority date:2009-12-03
Abstract
The present invention relates to a method for increasing the water resistance of
a porous material, in particular wood, in which method a block-polymer
comprising at least one hydrophobic block and at least one hydrophilic block, is
dissolved in a fluid and applied to the material under supercritical conditions.
UPERCRITICAL OR
MIXED PHASE MULTI-PORT FUEL INJECTOR
Publication info:WO2012092321 (A1) 2012-07-05 Priority date:2010-12-30
Abstract
A system includes a turbine engine with a fueling system including a valve
fluidly coupled to a fuel supply on an upstream side and fluidly coupled to
fueling passages on a downstream side. The valve maintains the fuel supply at a
pressure greater than an ambient pressure. The system includes nozzle exits
corresponding to the fueling passages, and the fueling passages flow fuel from
the valve to each of the nozzle exits monotonically downward. The valve is a
check valve or a controlled valve. The valve maintains the fuel supply at a
pressure such that fuel in the fuel supply is a continuous fluid phase. The fuel
leaves the nozzle exits to the combustion chamber of the turbine engine.
DAMPER FOR
HIGH-SPEED VERTICAL ROTOR
Publication info:RU2405988 (C1) 2010-12-10 Priority date:2009-08-31
Abstract
FIELD: machine building. ^ SUBSTANCE: damper comprises case with damping fluid.
The first damping element is arranged in the form of cylinder with alignment
springs in upper part, hingedly resting in lower part of case. The second
damping element is arranged in the form of cylinder of stepped shape, lower part
of which has larger diametre and is placed into case cavity with damping fluid,
and in upper part of lower diametre there is a sliding bearing, which embraces
rotor axle with a gap. In the first damping element there is an internal cavity,
open on top. The third damping element in the form of cylinder on flexible
needle rigidly fixed in cavity base is placed in cavity to form radial damping
gaps. Step-bearing for rotor support is rigidly fixed in upper part of the third
damping element. ^ EFFECT: invention provides for reliable passage of bend
critical frequencies by rotor and stable operation in supercritical area. ^ 6 cl,
1 dwg
METHOD FOR
CONTROL OF TIGHTNESS
Publication info:RU2386937 (C1) 2010-04-20 Priority date:2009-03-02
Abstract
FFIELD: physics. ^ SUBSTANCE: in process of tightness control the item is placed
in tight testing chamber, item cavities are filled with control fluid, item is
maintained to accumulate penetrating liquid vapors in chamber, and liquid leak
is detected and measured by means of control liquid vapors content registration
in volume of testing chamber. According to invention, after filling of cavity
with control liquid its temperature and pressure are increased up to values that
bring the liquid into supercritical condition. Practical application of method
provides for highest effect in control of systems that are operated in mode of
high temperatures and pressures of filling liquids. ^ EFFECT: increased
sensitivity, quality and reliability of tightness control by liquid medium
pressure. ^ 1 dwg, 1 tbl
Results are
sorted by date of upload in database 1. SUPERCRITICAL EXTRACTION OF
CHARACTERISTIC FRAGRANT SUBSTANCES IN DIFFERENT FRAGRANT TOBACCO LEAVES
Publication info:WO2012071755 (A1) 2012-06-07 Priority date:2010-11-29
Abstract
A supercritical extraction of characteristic fragrant substances in different
fragrant tobacco leaves, which involves the following steps : 1) cutting the
tobacco leaves into shreds and placing the shreds into an extraction vessel with
supercritical CO2 fluid; 2) setting the
extraction pressure and extraction temperature of supercritical CO2
fluid about 100 to 350 bar and 35 to 70?,
extracting statically the tobacco shreds for 10 to 35 minutes in the condition,
then setting the dynamic extracting speed of the supercritical CO2
fluid about 1.0 to 3.5 L/min, and extracting
dynamically the tobacco shreds for 5 to 15 minutes; 3)collecting the obtained
supercritical CO2 fluid extract, and obtaining
the key fragrant substances, which act as the determinants for tobacco
fragrance, after completely volatilizing CO2.
METHOD FOR
FRACTIONATING OAT, PRODUCTS THUS OBTAINED, AND USE THEREOF
Publication info:NZ578590 (A) 2012-02-24 Priority date:2007-02-08
Abstract
Disclosed is a method of preparing BETA-glucan, protein, starch and lipid
concentrates from oat, comprising the steps of: (a) extracting non-heat treated
oat with a fluid in a
supercritical state, whereby a fat-extracted oat fraction and one or more
fat fractions are obtained, (b) dry-milling the fat-extracted oat fraction by
impact milling into oatmeal having such a particle size that at least 95 percent
of the particles are between 1.0 and 3,000 ¨¬m calculated on the basis of the
volume, (c) dividing the thus obtained oatmeal into a first coarse fraction and
a first fine fraction, said first coarse fraction comprising a BETA-glucan
concentrate having a beta-glucan content of 12 to 50 percent and said first fine
fraction comprising a starch concentrate having a starch content of more than 65
percent and said division being performed by using one or more operations
selected from sieving and air classification and, optionally, dry milling, (d)
dividing said first fine fraction further by sieving or air classification into
a second coarse fraction, a second fine fraction and a third fine fraction, said
second coarse fraction comprising a beta-glucan concentrate having a beta-glucan
content of 25 to 60 percent, said second fine fraction comprising a starch
concentrate having a starch content of more than 80 percent, and said third fine
fraction comprising a protein concentrate having a protein content of more than
30 percent. Also disclosed is a composition made by the method and the use of a
concentrate for use in food stuff the pharmaceutical industry and cosmetics.
OXALIPLATIN
NANOPARTICLES AND METHOD FOR PREPARING SAME
Publication info:CA2774669 (A1) 2011-03-24 Priority date:2009-09-21
Abstract
The present invention relates to oxaliplatin nanoparticles, oxaliplatin being a
water-soluble active substance, to a pharmaceutical composition comprising the
nanoparticles, and to a method which involves emulsifying a lipid mixture
solution, in which solid lipids and a surfactant are mixed, into an aqueous
mixture solution in which oxaliplatin and a specific cosolvent are mixed, and
removing the solid lipids and the cosolvent using
supercritical fluid gas, to thereby
prepare orally administrable nanoscale oxaliplatin particles. The oxaliplatin
nanoparticles and method for preparing same according to the present invention
are advantageous in that oxaliplatin nanoparticles, oxaliplatin being a
water-soluble active substance, can be prepared in an economic manner using a
supercritical fluid
production facility which is relatively inexpensive, and oxaliplatin
nanoparticles can be prepared with a high recovery factor through a simple
process and can be easily commercialized. In addition, oxaliplatin, which has
been thus-far prepared as injectable formulations, is prepared into
nanoparticles to enable the development of oxaliplatin oral formulations which
are safe to stomach acids and which have improved bioavailability, thereby
preventing inconveniences and problems in using injectable formulations, and
significantly contributing to the improvement of patient compliance and a
reduction in medical expenses.
METHODS AND
APPARATUS FOR DETECTING THE CONFINEMENT STATE OF PLASMA IN A PLASMA PROCESSING
SYSTEM
Publication info:WO2012061711 (A1) 2012-05-10 Priority date:2010-11-04
Abstract
A processing chamber for post-wet-etch removing of drying
fluid (DF) is disclosed. The chamber includes a
chamber wall surrounding a processing volume and a plurality of nozzles disposed
annularly about the processing volume and arranged into a set of nozzle rows
that includes at least one nozzle row. The chamber also includes a plenum and a
set of manifolds coupled to the plurality of nozzles to deliver the
supercritical CO2 to the plurality of nozzles.
Each nozzle has a nozzle outlet directed toward an interior portion of the
processing volume and the nozzles are configured to flow the
supercritical CO2 toward the substrates in a
manner that minimizes recirculation loops and vortices.
HEAVY OIL
UPGRADING APPARATUS AND HEAVY OIL UPGRADING METHOD
Publication info:CA2774062 (A1) 2011-04-28 Priority date:2009-10-20
Abstract
A device and method for reforming a heavy oil are provided with which it is
possible to control the degree of progress of the thermal cracking of the heavy
oil when the heavy oil is reformed using supercritical
water. A reactor (1) is kept at a temperature and a pressure which are equal to
or higher than the critical points of water, and a heavy oil is brought into
contact with supercritical water. While thermal
cracking of the heavy oil is allowed to proceed, the reaction mixture is
separated into a first phase comprising heavy-oil matter obtained by the thermal
cracking of the heavy oil and supercritical water
dissolved in the heavy-oil matter and a second phase comprising
supercritical water and light-oil matter
extracted and dissolved in the supercritical
water. An interface detector (75) detects the level of the interface between the
first phase and the second phase in the reactor. A control unit (7) controls, on
the basis of the volume of the first phase determined from the level of the
interface, the discharge rate of the mixed fluid
composed of the heavy-oil matter and the supercritical
water dissolved therein, so that the residence time of the heavy-oil matter/supercritical
water mixed fluid is a first residence time
preset.
Polypropylene
ethylene-propylene copolymer blends and in-line process to produce them
Publication info:EP2450403 (A1) 2012-05-09 Priority date:2007-12-20
Abstract
Isotactic polypropylene ethylene-propylene copolymer blends and in-line
processes for producing them. The blend of polypropylene and ethylene-propylene
copolymer may have between 1 and 50 wt% of isotactic polypropylene with a melt
flow rate of between 0.5 and 20,000 g/10 min and a melting peak temperature of
145 DEG C or higher, and wherein the difference between the DSC peak melting and
the peak crystallization temperatures is less than or equal to 0.5333 times the
melting peak temperature minus 41.333 DEG C, and between 50 and 99 wt% of
ethylene-propylene copolymer including between 10 wt% and 20 wt% randomly
distributed ethylene with a melt flow rate of between 0.5 and 20,000 g/10 min,
wherein the copolymer is polymerized by a bulk homogeneous polymerization
process, and wherein the total regio defects in the continuous propylene
segments of the copolymer is between 40 and 150% greater than a copolymer of
equivalent melt flow rate and wt% ethylene polymerized by a solution
polymerization process. The in-line process for producing the blend includes
providing two or more parallel reactor trains and a separator for product
blending and product-feed separation; wherein the two or more reactor trains
operate under fluid phase bulk homogeneous conditions and at least one of the
trains operates under supercritical conditions.
METHODS FOR
STORING CARBON DIOXIDE COMPOSITIONS IN SUBTERRANEAN GEOLOGICAL FORMATIONS AND AN
APPARATUS FOR CARRYING OUT THE METHOD
Publication info:WO2012041926 (A2) 2012-04-05 Priority date:2010-09-29
Abstract
A method and arrangement are proposed for introducing a CO2 composition into a
subterranean geological formation for storage of CO2 therein. The CO2
composition is initially injected into the formation using a first set of
injection parameters at which the CO2 composition is a supercritical fluid
having first viscosity and density values. The injection parameters are then
modified such that the CO2 composition is injected into the formation using at
least one second set of injection parameters at which the CO2 composition is a
supercritical fluid having second viscosity and density values that are
different from said first viscosity and density values, wherein said injection
parameters include the injection temperature, injection pressure and hydrocarbon
content of the CO2 composition.
Arrangement for
measuring temperature of e.g. cryogenic hydrogen in cryogenic pressurized tank,
has pipeline with wall whose heat is conductively transmitted to sensor during
or after guiding of sensor into measuring section via pipeline
Publication info:DE102010041993 (A1) 2012-04-05 Priority date:2010-10-05
Abstract
The arrangement has an inner container arranged in an outer container, and a
vacuum insulation layer for surrounding the inner container. An end-side closed
pipeline (1) is provided in the layer and accessible from outside. An electric
cable (3) runs within the pipeline and is guided to a temperature sensor (2)
arranged in a temperature measuring section (1a) of the pipeline, where the
section lies in the inner container. Heat is conductively transmitted from a
wall of the pipeline to the sensor during or after guiding of the sensor into
the section through the pipeline. An independent claim is also included for a
method for measuring temperature of condensed gas or supercritical fluid.
HIGH-PRESSURE DEVICE FOR CLOSING A
CONTAINER IN A CLEAN ROOM
Publication info:MY136175 (A) 2008-08-29 Priority date:2002-11-26
Abstract
THE INVENTION RELATES TO A VERY COMPACT DEVICE AND A PROCESS FOR OPERATING
CLOSURES OF VESSELS BY MEANS OF ROTATION-SYMMETRIC RECIPROCATING PISTON
MECHANISM COMBINED WITH A GUIDE CYLINDER(4) AND MAINLY OPERATED BY A MEDIUM
SIMULTANEOUSLY USED AS PROCESS FLUID IN THE PRESSURE VESSEL.THE UPPER FACE OF
THE HYDRAULIC PISTON(1) AT LEAST FORMS A PART OF THE VESSEL CLOSURE OR IT IS
PROVIDED WITH A RIGID LINK TO SAID CLOSURE. THE IDEAL MEDIUM USED TO DRIVE THE
HYDRAULIC PISTON(1) AND TO CARRY OUT OF THE PROCESS IS A SUPERCRITICAL
FLUID.FIGURE 1
TOBACCO TREATMENT
Publication info:MY136703 (A) 2008-11-28 Priority date:2000-03-10
Abstract
THE INVENTION RELATES TO A METHOD OF TREATING TOBACCO TO REDUCE OR ELIMINATE
NITROSAMINES THEREFROM. THE METHOD COMPRISES THE USE OF A SUPERCRITICAL FLUID
EXTRACTION MEDIUM AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE TO SELECTIVELY REMOVE
NITROSAMINES COMPARED WITH NICOTINE REMOVAL. THE NITROSAMINE CONTENT FOR ALL
TOBACCO TYPES CAN BE REDUCED.FIG 1
METHODS FOR STORING CARBON DIOXIDE
COMPOSITIONS IN SUBTERRANEAN GEOLOGICAL FORMATIONS AND AN APPARATUS FOR CARRYING
OUT THE METHOD
Publication info:WO2012041926 (A2) 2012-04-05 Priority date:2010-09-29
Abstract
A method and arrangement are proposed for introducing a CO2 composition into a
subterranean geological formation for storage of CO2 therein. The CO2
composition is initially injected into the formation using a first set of
injection parameters at which the CO2 composition is a supercritical fluid
having first viscosity and density values. The injection parameters are then
modified such that the CO2 composition is injected into the formation using at
least one second set of injection parameters at which the CO2 composition is a
supercritical fluid having second viscosity and density values that are
different from said first viscosity and density values, wherein said injection
parameters include the injection temperature, injection pressure and hydrocarbon
content of the CO2 composition.
HERMETIC TYPE COMPRESSOR
Publication info:MY135925 (A) 2008-07-31 Priority date:2002-03-07
Abstract
A FRONT HEAD (23) OF A CYLINDER (21) AND A MOUNTING PLATE (40) ARE TIGHTLY FIXED
TO EACH OTHER. THE MOUNTING PLATE (40) IS WELDED TO A CASING (10). THE MOUNTING
PLATE (40) IS MADE OF STEEL CONTAINING 2.0% OR LESS OF CARBON THEREIN.
FURTHERMORE, A STATOR CORE (34) OF A COMPRESSOR MOTOR (30) IS WELDED TO THE
CASING (10). A HERMETIC TYPE COMPRESSOR IS CONFIGURED IN A HIGH-PRESSURE DOMED
TYPE. A SUPERCRITICAL FLUID IS USED AS AN OPERATING FLUID.(FIG 1)
SYSTEM AND PROCESS FOR AN ACTIVE DRAIN
FOR GAS-LIQUID SEPARATORS
Publication info:WO2012040252 (A2) 2012-03-29 Priority date:2010-09-20
Abstract
An apparatus and process to effectively create an active drain for high and low
pressure gas-liquid separator. The invention accomplishes a deterministic
drainage rate of variable volume and viscosity liquid fractions from the
separator. The mechanisms and methods thereof create a flow path from the
separator that dramatically favors controlled liquid flow over a wide range of
flow rates and viscosities while restricting gas flow. The invention is a
superior method of drainage over conventional systems that employ pressure,
vacuum, isolation valves and/or passive flow restrictors to achieve drainage of
the separators. The embodiments are primarily directed to the fields of
preparative supercritical fluid chromatography (SFC) and supercritical fluid
extraction (SFE). An advantage of one embodiment allows the economical
conversion of typical HPLC systems to state of-the-art supercritical fluid
chromatography (SFC) systems with minimal modification to system components.
WASTE HEAT RECOVERY IN A CHEMICAL
PROCESS AND PLANT, PARTICULARLY FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF AMMONIA
Publication info:CA2770242 (A1) 2011-03-10 Priority date:2009-09-03
Abstract
A method for recovering waste heat in a process for the synthesis of a chemical
product, particularly ammonia, where the product is used as the working fluid of
a thermodynamic cycle; the waste heat is used to increase the enthalpy content
of a high-pressure liquid stream of said product (11), delivered by a synthesis
section (10), thus obtaining a vapour or supercritical product stream (20), and
energy is recovered by expanding said vapour or supercritical stream across at
least one suitable expander (13); the method is particularly suited to recover
the heat content of the syngas effluent after low-temperature shift.
PRODUCTION OF FERMENTABLE SUGARS AND
LIGNIN FROM BIOMASS USING SUPERCRITICAL FLUIDS
Publication info:CA2769746 (A1) 2011-07-28 Priority date:2010-01-19
Abstract
Methods are disclosed for the continuous treatment of biomass comprising a
pretreatment step, wherein said biomass is contacted with a first supercritical,
near-critical, or sub-critical fluid to form a solid matrix and a first liquid
fraction; and a hydrolysis step, wherein said solid matrix formed in said
pretreatment step is contacted with a second supercritical or near-supercritical
fluid to produce a second liquid fraction and a insoluble lignin-containing
fraction. Also disclosed are apparatuses for the continuous conversion of
biomass comprising a pretreatment reactor and a hydrolysis reactor associated
with said pretreatment reactor.
Process and equipment for supporting a porous substrate during treatment
Publication info:GB2483798 (A) 2012-03-21 Priority date:2010-09-16
Abstract
A process and an associated assembly 100 for supporting a porous media 24, such
as an expanded polytetrafluoroethylene membrane (ePTFE), during a treatment
which exposes the media to a fluid that modifies at least one property of the
media 24. The assembly 100 includes a supporting core 58. The media 24 is
wrapped in a plurality of layers about the core 58 to form a first roll 60 of
the media. The assembly 100 includes first securement mechanisms 62 exerting
diametrical pressure on the ends of the first roll 60 to prevent fluid flow
axially out of the ends of the first roll 60. An additional amount of the media
24 is then wrapped in a plurality of layers about the first roll 60 to form a
second roll 64 of the media 24. The assembly 100 includes second securement
mechanisms 66 exerting diametrical pressure on the ends of the second roll 64 to
prevent fluid flow axially out of the ends of the second roll 64. The assembly
100 may be part of equipment 20. Properties to be modified include
hydrophobicity, oleophobicity and surface energy, and may involve treatment with
for example supercritical carbon dioxide, heat or pressure.
Method for extracting lignite wax
Publication info:AU2010278595 (A1) 2012-03-08 Priority date:2009-07-27
Abstract
Method for extracting lignite wax is provided, which includes the following
steps: a) coal powder is treated in subcritical or supercritical fluid in the
presence of a catalyst so as to obtain semi-coke containing lignite wax; b) a
solvent which is capable of dissolving lignite wax is used to leach the lignite
wax from semi-coke. Optionally, hydrogen can be added in step a).
SYSTEM AND
METHOD FOR MANAGING THERMAL ISSUES IN ONE OR MORE INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES
Publication info:CA2766637 (A1) 2010-12-29 Priority date:2009-06-22
Abstract
The present
invention generally relates to a system that enables one to both: (i) address
various thermal management issues (e.g., inlet air cooling) in gas turbines, gas
turbine engines, industrial process equipment and/or internal combustion
engines; and (ii) yield a supercritical fluid-based heat engine. In one
embodiment, the present invention utilizes at least one working fluid selected
from ammonia, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, or other suitable working fluid medium.
In another embodiment, the present invention utilizes carbon dioxide or ammonia
as a working fluid to achieve a system that enables one to address inlet cooling
issues in a gas turbine, internal combustion engine or other industrial
application while also yielding a supercritical fluid based heat engine as a
second cycle using the waste heat from the gas turbine and/or internal
combustion engine to create a combined power cycle.
A COMPRESSIBLE
FLUID PUMPING SYSTEM
Publication info:CA2766408 (A1) 2010-01-21 Priority date:2008-06-24
Abstract
An invention is claimed that enables the pumping of compressible fluids at high
pressures when an accurate flow is desired. Two pressure sources, for example
pumps plumbed in series, separate thermodynamic work, such as pressurization, at
the first pressure source from a volumetric or matter metering function in the
second pressure source. One example is a flowstream delivery for a chemical
instrumentation system that is manufactured from relatively unsophisticated
pumps yet delivers precise flows with low pulsation (<1%) over pressures greater
than 100 bar. An advantage of one embodiment allows the economical conversion of
typical HPLC systems to state of-the-art supercritical fluid chromatography (SFC)
systems with minimal modification to system components.
SYSTEM FOR EFFICIENT FLUID DEPRESSURISATION
Publication info:CA2765166 (A1) 2010-12-16 Priority date:2009-06-11
Abstract
The present
invention relates to a system for depressurisation of high pressure pipeline
fluids. The system may provide for net power generation without the pressurised
fluid undergoing liquefaction or solidification or unacceptable temperature
reduction as a result of a Joule-Thompson process. The system is particularly
relevant for depressurising high pressure natural gas pipelines in an energy
efficient manner whilst making possible net power generation. The system for
depressurisation of a pressurised fluid in a pipeline comprises at least one
depressuriser for expanding the fluid in the pipeline to a lower pressure; and a
transcritical heat pump for circulating a supercritical fluid, wherein the
supercritical fluid undergoes cooling so as to release heat for transmission to
the pressurised fluid in the pipeline prior to at least one expansion of said
pressurised fluid.
SUPERCRITICAL NOBLE GASES AND COLORING METHODS
Publication info:WO2012018351 (A1) 2012-02-09 Priority date:2010-08-06
Abstract
A coloring system
can include a noble gas, colorant, and one or more vessels configured to convert
the noble gas into a supercritical fluid, and/or receive and color an article of
manufacture with the noble gas in the supercritical fluid state. A coloring
process can include converting a noble gas into a supercritical fluid state;
dissolving, suspending, or absorbing a colorant into the supercritical noble
gas, and coloring an article of manufacture with the noble gas in the
supercritical fluid state. A coloring composition can include a noble gas in a
supercritical fluid state, and a colorant located in the supercritical noble
gas.
SUPERCRITICAL NOBLE GASES AND CLEANING METHODS
Publication info:WO2012018349 (A1) 2012-02-09 Priority date:2010-08-06
Abstract
A cleaning system
can include a noble gas, and one or more vessels configured to convert the noble
gas into a supercritical fluid, and/or receive and clean an article of
manufacture with the noble gas in the supercritical fluid state. A cleaning
process can include converting a noble gas into a supercritical fluid state; and
cleaning an article of manufacture with the noble gas in the supercritical fluid
state so as to remove one or more contaminates from the article of manufacture.
A cleaning composition can include a noble gas in a supercritical fluid state,
and a textile article of manufacture having one or more contaminates located in
the supercritical noble gas.
METHOD OF MANUFACTURING SUBSTANCES BY SUPERCRITICAL FLUID CHROMATOGRAPHY
Publication info:EP2414823 (A2) 2012-02-08 Priority date:2009-04-02
Abstract
Provided is a
method of manufacturing target substances with use of supercritical fluid
chromatography, by which the following are achieved: solution of a problem at
the time of sequential injections of samples containing the target substances;
an increase of a treatment amount of separation per unit time; and improvement
of efficiency in separation. The method includes the steps of: injecting the
sample containing the target substances into a mobile phase; and returning
composition of the mobile phase to a pre-change state after changing the
composition of the mobile phase.; The step of returning the composition of the
mobile phase to the pre-change state after changing the composition of the
mobile phase is performed during a period of time from detection of a peak of
one of the target substances which is eluted latest from a column among the
target substances separated by the supercritical fluid chromatography apparatus
to injection of the next sample, whereby the problem is solved.
APPARATUS FOR PROCESSING MATERIALS AT HIGH TEMPERATURES AND PRESSURES
Publication info:WO2012016033 (A1) 2012-02-02 Priority date:2010-07-28
Abstract
An apparatus for
processing materials at high temperatures comprises a high strength enclosure; a
plurality of high strength radial segments disposed adjacent to and radially
inward from the high strength enclosure; a liner disposed adjacent to and
radially inward from the radical segments; a chamber defined interior to the
liner; a heating device disposed within the chamber; and a capsule disposed
within the chamber, the capsule configured to hold a supercritical fluid. The
apparatus may be used for growing crystals, e.g., GaN, under high temperature
and pressure conditions
SUPERCRITICAL
NOBLE GASES AND COLORING METHODS
Publication info:WO2012018351 (A1) 2012-02-09 Priority date:2010-08-06
Abstract
A coloring system can include a noble gas, colorant, and one or more vessels
configured to convert the noble gas into a supercritical fluid, and/or receive
and color an article of manufacture with the noble gas in the supercritical
fluid state. A coloring process can include converting a noble gas into a
supercritical fluid state; dissolving, suspending, or absorbing a colorant into
the supercritical noble gas, and coloring an article of manufacture with the
noble gas in the supercritical fluid state. A coloring composition can include a
noble gas in a supercritical fluid state, and a colorant located in the
supercritical noble gas.
SUPERCRITICAL
NOBLE GASES AND CLEANING METHODS
Publication info:WO2012018349 (A1) 2012-02-09 Priority date:2010-08-06
A cleaning system can include a noble gas, and one or more vessels configured to
convert the noble gas into a supercritical fluid, and/or receive and clean an
article of manufacture with the noble gas in the supercritical fluid state. A
cleaning process can include converting a noble gas into a supercritical fluid
state; and cleaning an article of manufacture with the noble gas in the
supercritical fluid state so as to remove one or more contaminates from the
article of manufacture. A cleaning composition can include a noble gas in a
supercritical fluid state, and a textile article of manufacture having one or
more contaminates located in the supercritical noble gas.
APPARATUS
FOR PROCESSING MATERIALS AT HIGH TEMPERATURES AND PRESSURES
Publication info:WO2012016033 (A1) 2012-02-02 Priority date:2010-07-28
Abstract
An apparatus for processing materials at high temperatures comprises a high
strength enclosure; a plurality of high strength radial segments disposed
adjacent to and radially inward from the high strength enclosure; a liner
disposed adjacent to and radially inward from the radical segments; a chamber
defined interior to the liner; a heating device disposed within the chamber; and
a capsule disposed within the chamber, the capsule configured to hold a
supercritical fluid.
The apparatus may be used for growing crystals, e.g., GaN, under high
temperature and pressure conditions.
AIR-CONDITIONING APPARATUS
Publication info:EP2413056 (A1) 2012-02-01 Priority date:2009-03-26
Abstract
An air-conditioning apparatus 100 has at least one intermediate heat exchanger
15 that exchanges heat between a refrigerant changing in two phases or a
refrigerant in a supercritical state and a heat
medium such as water and anti-freezing fluid
different from the refrigerant, a refrigeration cycle in which a compressor 10,
a heat-source side heat exchanger 12, at least one expansion valve 16, and a
refrigerant-side channel of the intermediate heat exchanger 15 are connected via
a pipeline through which the refrigerant flows, and a heat-medium circulation
circuit in which a heat-medium side channel of the intermediate heat exchanger
15, a pump 21, and a use-side heat exchanger 26 are connected via a pipeline
through which the heat medium flows, in which in the heat-medium circulation
circuit, a fourth temperature sensor 34 that detects a temperature of the
heat-medium flowing out of the use-side heat exchanger 26 is provided, and
leakage of the heat medium from the heat-medium circulation circuit is detected
on the basis of a change amount of a detected temperature of the fourth
temperature sensor 34.
A hybrid power
generation system and a method thereof
Publication info:EP2410153 (A2) 2012-01-25 Priority date:2010-07-23
Abstract
A hybrid power generation
system (10) includes a gas turbine engine system (12) and a
supercritical rankine cycle system (14). The gas
turbine engine system (12) includes a first compressor (18), an intercooler
(34), and a second compressor (20). A first compressor (18) is configured to
compress an inlet airflow (30) to produce a first outlet airflow (32) at a first
pressure. An intercooler (34) is coupled to the first compressor (18) and
configured to cool the first outlet airflow (32) exiting the first compressor
(18) to produce a second outlet airflow (36). A second compressor (20) is
coupled to the intercooler (34) and configured to compress the second outlet
airflow (36) exiting the intercooler (34) to produce a third outlet airflow (38)
at a second pressure. The supercritical rankine
cycle system (14) is coupled to the gas turbine engine system (12). The
supercritical rankine cycle system (14) is
coupled to the intercooler (34) to circulate a working
fluid in heat exchange relationship with the first outlet airflow (32) to
heat the working fluid at a
supercritical pressure from a first temperature
to a second temperature above a critical temperature of the working
fluid and to cool the first outlet airflow (32)
exiting the first compressor (18).
SEPARATION METHOD AND APPARATUS.
Publication info:MX2011004967 (A) 2011-08-17 Priority date:2008-11-14
Abstract
A separation method and
apparatus that separates a component from a feed stream by use of a membrane in
which separation is driven, at least in part, by a sweep stream. The sweep
stream may be pumped to a supercritical pressure and then heated to at least
near supercritical temperature, at least in part, through heat exchange with a
component laden sweep stream being discharged from the membrane. A
multi-component mixture can also be used that will produce the sweep stream as a
vapor as a result of the heat exchange. The component laden sweep stream, due to
cooling through the indirect heat exchange, will form a two- phase fluid that
can be phase separated into a vapor phase enriched in the component that can be
taken as a product and a residual liquid that can be recirculated in the
formation of the sweep stream in the liquid state. In one embodiment the
component is hydrogen.
IMPROVEMENTS IN
OR RELATING TO FLOATATION DEVICES.
Publication info:MX2011004661 (A) 2011-09-21 Priority date
Abstract
A floatation device (100) is
provided comprising a buoyancy chamber (110); a cryogen reservoir (210); and a
heating pipe (310) providing switchable fluid communication between the cryogen
reservoir (210) and the buoyancy chamber (110). A method of raising an item from
the seabed is also provided. The method comprising the steps of lowering a
floatation device (100) to the seabed; attaching the floatation device (100) to
the item to be raised; creating a supercritical fluid within a portion of the
floatation device (100); and allowing the floatation device (100) and the item
to rise to the surface using the buoyancy of the supercritical fluid to raise
the item to the surface.
Bioeffective
krill oil compositions
Publication info:AU2011213836 (A1) 2011-09-15 Priority date:2011-08-23
Abstract
BIOEFFECTIVE KRILL OIL
COMPOSITIONS Abstract This invention discloses new krill oil compositions
characterized by having high amounts of phospholipids, astaxanthin esters and/or
omega-3 contents. The krill oils are s obtained from krill meal using
supercritical fluid extraction in a two stage process. Stage 1 removes the
neutral lipid by extracting with neat supercritical CO 2 or CO2 plus
approximately 5% of a co-solvent. Stage 2 extract the actual krill oils by using
supercritical CO2 in combination with approximately 20% ethanol. The krill oil
materials obtained are compared with commercially available krill oil and found
to be more 10 bioeffective in a number of areas such as anti-inflammation,
anti-oxidant effects, improving insulin resistances and improving blood lipid
profile.
Hydrofluoroalkanes as carrier solvents for timber preservation
Publication info:AU2010223852 (A1) 2011-09-22 Priority date:2009-03-13
Abstract
A non-supercritical method for
impregnating a refractive timber substrate with an active agent, including
preparing an impregnation fluid including a low boiling solvent (methane,
ethane, propane, butane, isobutane, fluorinated hydrocarbons such as
chlorodifluoromethane (R22), 1,1,1,2-tetrafluoroethane (R134a),
1,1,1-trifluoroethane (R143a), pentafluoroethane (R125), 1,1-difluoroethane
(R152a) and difluoromethane (R32).)and an active agent; contacting a refractive
timber substrate (eg heartwood of radiata pine, spruce species; Douglas fir,
fir, poplar, willow, sapwood of cypress pine and certain eucalypt and pine
species such as heartwood of messmate, larch, western red cedar, European oak
and American white oak) with said impregnation fluid in a liquid state in an
impregnation chamber for a time sufficient to allow said fluid to penetrate the
pores of said refractive timber substrate; and removing said impregnation fluid
in a liquid state from said impregnation chamber and returning to a reservoir.
METHODS FOR
PREVENTING PRECIPITATION OF ETCH BYPRODUCTS DURING AN ETCH PROCESS AND/OR A
SUBSEQUENT RINSE PROCESS
Publication info:SG173012 (A1) 2011-08-29 Priority date:2009-01-20
Abstract
Methods for processing a
microelectronic topography include selectively etching a layer of the topography
using an etch solution which includes a fluid in a supercritical or liquid
state. In some embodiments, the etch process may include introducing a fresh
composition of the etch solution into a process chamber while simultaneously
venting the chamber to inhibit the precipitation of etch byproducts. A rinse
solution including the fluid in a supercritical or liquid state may be
introduced into the chamber subsequent to the etch process. In some cases, the
rinse solution may include one or more polar cosolvents, such as acids, polar
alcohols, and/or water mixed with the fluid to help inhibit etch byproduct
precipitation. In addition or alternatively, at least one of the etch solution
and rinse solution may include a chemistry which is configured to modify
dissolved etch byproducts within an ambient of the topography to inhibit etch
byproduct precipitation.
Method and
device for supplying gas
Publication info:AU2010223630 (A1) 2011-10-06 Priority date:2009-03-13
Abstract
The invention relates to a
method and to a device for supplying gas, wherein a gas mixture is evaporated
from a gas supply agent and cryogenic fluid, in that the mixture under pressure
in a supply tank is fed through a pressure-reducing valve, so that the mixture
is completely evaporated and the vapor is fed to a good for supplying gas.
According to a first aspect of the present invention, the mixture is
temperature-controlled in the storage tank such that it forms a supercritical
fluid. Distillation of the gas supplying agent is thereby prevented. According
to a second aspect of the present invention, the evaporated mixture is atomized
by adding compressed air, and the ratio between the mixture and the compressed
air is adjusted by means of interchangeable vanes and/or adjustable
pressure-reducing valves. The ratio between the mixture and the compressed air
can thereby be freely varied
METHODS FOR
PREVENTING PRECIPITATION OF ETCH BYPRODUCTS DURING AN ETCH PROCESS AND/OR A
SUBSEQUENT RINSE PROCESS
Publication info:SG173012 (A1) 2011-08-29 Priority date:2009-01-20
Abstract
Methods for processing a microelectronic topography include selectively etching
a layer of the topography using an etch solution which includes a
fluid in a supercritical
or liquid state. In some embodiments, the etch process may include introducing a
fresh composition of the etch solution into a process chamber while
simultaneously venting the chamber to inhibit the precipitation of etch
byproducts. A rinse solution including the fluid
in a supercritical or liquid state may be
introduced into the chamber subsequent to the etch process. In some cases, the
rinse solution may include one or more polar cosolvents, such as acids, polar
alcohols, and/or water mixed with the fluid to
help inhibit etch byproduct precipitation. In addition or alternatively, at
least one of the etch solution and rinse solution may include a chemistry which
is configured to modify dissolved etch byproducts within an ambient of the
topography to inhibit etch byproduct precipitation.
METHODS FOR
PREVENTING PRECIPITATION OF ETCH BYPRODUCTS DURING AN ETCH PROCESS AND/OR A
SUBSEQUENT RINSE PROCESS
Publication info:SG173011 (A1) 2011-08-29 Priority date:2009-01-20
Abstract
Methods for processing a
microelectronic topography include selectively etching a layer of the topography
using an etch solution which includes a fluid in
a supercritical or liquid state. In some
embodiments, the etch process may include introducing a fresh composition of the
etch solution into a process chamber while simultaneously venting the chamber to
inhibit the precipitation of etch byproducts. A rinse solution including the
fluid in a supercritical
or liquid state may be introduced into the chamber subsequent to the etch
process. In some cases, the rinse solution may include one or more polar
cosolvents, such as acids, polar alcohols, and/or water mixed with the
fluid to help inhibit etch byproduct
precipitation. In addition or alternatively, at least one of the etch solution
and rinse solution may include a chemistry which is configured to modify
dissolved etch byproducts within an ambient of the topography to inhibit etch
byproduct precipitation.
Method and
device for supplying gas
Publication info:AU2010223630 (A1) 2011-10-06 Priority date:2009-03-13
Abstract
The invention relates to a
method and to a device for supplying gas, wherein a gas mixture is evaporated
from a gas supply agent and cryogenic fluid, in
that the mixture under pressure in a supply tank is fed through a
pressure-reducing valve, so that the mixture is completely evaporated and the
vapor is fed to a good for supplying gas. According to a first aspect of the
present invention, the mixture is temperature-controlled in the storage tank
such that it forms a supercritical
fluid. Distillation of the gas supplying agent is
thereby prevented. According to a second aspect of the present invention, the
evaporated mixture is atomized by adding compressed air, and the ratio between
the mixture and the compressed air is adjusted by means of interchangeable vanes
and/or adjustable pressure-reducing valves. The ratio between the mixture and
the compressed air can thereby be freely varied.
Method for
extracting organic compounds from granulated cork
Publication info:EP2404647 (A1) 2012-01-11 Priority date:2010-07-08
Abstract
Organic compounds present in granulated cork are extracted by dispersively
applying a supercritical
fluid comprising at least two different gases in a
supercritical state. This way of extraction
performed in an extractor can be combined with a previous extraction using vapor
continuously performed in another extractor when moving the cork from one
extractor to another using a stopper. Each extractor is further supported on a
vibratory base, whereby a more uniform contact of the vapor or
supercritical fluid
with the granulated cork is obtained. The gases coming from the extraction are
recirculated through several recirculation circuits to make the most use of
gases. One of the components in which the recirculation consists is a condenser
with conical body, providing a higher surface for evaporating the coolant
fluid and thereby increasing the condensation of
gases.
Rock drilling in great depths by thermal fragmentation using highly exothermic
reactions evolving in the environment of a water-based drilling fluid
Publication info:AU2009331923 (A1) 2011-08-04 Priority date:2008-12-23
Abstract
A method and a device to
thermally fragment rock for excavation of vertical and directional boreholes in
rock formations, preferentially hard rock, using highly exothermic reactions are
suggested. Exothermic reactions are initiated directly in the pressurized,
aqueous environment of a water-based drilling fluid preferably above the
critical pressure of water (221 bar). After reaction onset temperatures within
the reaction zone exceed the critical temperature for water (374 DEG C)
providing supercritical conditions, which favor
the stabilization of the reaction, e.g. a supercritical
hydrothermal flame. Since reactions can be run directly in a water- based
drilling fluid, the method proposed here allows high density drilling action as
in conventional rotary drilling. Apart from that the hot reaction zone of the
proposed reaction can be brought directly to the rock surface in case of hard
polycrystalline rock, where high temperatures are required. Additionally,
alternating cooling (drilling fluid) and heating (reaction) is suggested to
further increase drilling performance by enhancing thermal gradients within the
rock surface layer. The method and device proposed here aim at uniting
advantages of rotary and thermal spallation drilling techniques and allow for
combinations thereof.
PROCESS FOR PURIFYING A USED HYDROCARBON-BASED FEEDSTOCK
Publication info:WO2011161378 (A1) 2011-12-29 Priority date:2010-06-22
Abstract
Process for purifying a hydrocarbon-based feedstock, comprising one or more
compounds to be eliminated, which comprises the steps: a) of extracting light
compounds present within the feedstock; b) of filtering the compounds to be
eliminated, in the presence of a supercritical
fluid; c) of treating the feedstock using a
conversion agent; d) of separating the purified hydrocarbon-based feedstock.
PROCESS AND APPARATUS FOR SEPARATION OF A FLUID MIXTURE
Publication info:WO2011160775 (A2) 2011-12-29 Priority date:2010-06-22
Abstract
The process and the apparatus serve for separation of a fluid mixture. The fluid
mixture (1) is supplied to a pressure increase (2) in the liquid state at a
first pressure (P1) which is subcritical and a first temperature (T1) which is
subcritical. The pressure increase (2) involves bringing the fluid mixture to a
second pressure (P2) which is supercritical
without a phase transition. Under the second pressure (P2), it is heated (4) to
a second temperature (T2) which is supercritical
and then subjected to a decompression (7) to a third pressure (P3) which is
subcritical. The decompressed fluid mixture (8) is finally supplied to a
separation step (9) in which at least one component of the fluid mixture is
removed, the separation step being performed at a third temperature (T3) which
is subcritical.
PROCESS FOR PRODUCING COATED PARTICLE
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AGENT DISPERSION AND TONER USING THE SAME/ëxÐͼÁ·ÖÉ¢Òº¼°¤Ó¤½¤ì¤òÓ䤤¿¥È¥Ê-
Publication
info:JP2011140570 (A) 2011-07-21 Priority date:2010-01-07
Abstract
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for manufacturing a release agent
dispersion containing efficiently uniform release agent particles with small
particle size; and to provide a toner for image formation capable of obtaining
an excellent image over a long term using the obtained release agent dispersion
by the method. ; SOLUTION: The method for manufacturing the release agent
dispersion characterized by containing the following steps: a step of dissolving
or dispersing at least a release agent in a
supercritical fluid or a subcritical
fluid to obtain a composition; and a step of
ejecting the composition in a liquid medium, rapidly expanding it and depositing
it to obtain the release agent dispersion where release agent particles are
dispersed. There is also provided a toner using the obtained release agent
dispersion by the method for manufacturing the release agent dispersion. ;
COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT
SYNTHESIS
METHOD OF ACROLEIN/¥¢¥¯¥í¥ì¥¤¥ó¤ÎºÏ³É·½·¨
Publication info:JP2011136943 (A) 2011-07-14 Priority date:2009-12-28
Abstract
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for commercially producing acrolein at
a large flow rate by causing supercritical water
and an acid to interact with glycerine, where the method comprises efficiently
mixing high-concentration glycerine with supercritical
water thereby suppressing clogging and abrasion of piping and machines caused by
generation of a by-product to promote stable synthesis in a high yield. ;
SOLUTION: The synthesis method of acrolein comprises causing
supercritical water and an acid to interact with
glycerine, where a reaction apparatus is used which is equipped with a
cylindrical mixing flow path for mixing a fluid
comprising glycerin with a fluid comprising
supercritical water, a first inlet flow path,
disposed offset from the central axis of the mixing flow path, for causing the
fluid comprising glycerin to flow into the mixing
flow path and a second inlet flow path, disposed offset from the central axis of
the mixing flow path, for causing the fluid
comprising supercritical water to flow into the
mixing flow path, where a plurality of the first inlet flow paths and a
plurality of the second inlet flow paths are alternately provided so that they
rotate around the central axis of the mixing flow path. ; COPYRIGHT:
(C)2011,JPO&INPIT
RESIN PARTICLE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME/˜äÖ¬Á£×Ó¼°¤Ó¤½¤ÎÑuÔì·½·¨
Publication info:JP2011127102 (A) 2011-06-30 Priority date:2009-11-18
Abstract
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a resin particle which is excellent in fixation
at a low temperature (fusion at a low temperature) and has a sufficiently narrow
size distribution, and to provide a manufacturing method using a nonaqueous
solvent such as a liquid or supercritical
fluid or an aqueous solvent to obtain the resin
particle which has a sufficiently narrow size distribution. ; SOLUTION: The
resin particle comprises a fine-grain (A) which is adhered to a surface of a
resin particle (B) comprising a resin (b) or which is formed with a film
comprising a resin (a) on the surface of the resin particle (B), wherein the
fine-grain (A) comprises the resin (a) which has a vinyl monomer (d1) as an
essential constituent unit, and the vinyl monomer (d1) has a polyester chain and
a number-average molecular weight of 500-100,000. ; COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT
PRESSURE CONTROL APPARATUS FOR SUPERCRITICAL FLUID/³¬ÅR½çÁ÷ÌåÓÈRÁ¦ÖÆÓù×°ÖÃ
Publication info:JP2011118880 (A) 2011-06-16 Priority date:2009-10-28
Abstract
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a pressure control apparatus for a
supercritical fluid in which pressure fluctuation is small even in measurement
which temporally varies analysis conditions for the purpose of separation
improvement etc. ; SOLUTION: The pressure control apparatus 10 for the
supercritical fluid includes: a valve comprising a valve chamber 12 provided in
a channel through which the supercritical fluid passes, and an
electrically-operated valve element 16 disposed in the valve chamber 12, a front
end of the valve element fitted into the valve chamber 12 when the valve is
closed, and retracted from the valve chamber 12 when the valve is opened; a
pressure detection means 22 for detecting the pressure of the supercritical
fluid in the channel at the upstream or downstream side of the valve chamber 12;
an open/close control means 24 for controlling so that the pressure detected by
the pressure detection means 22 becomes equal to target pressure; and a valve
opening rate adjustment means 30 for adjusting a valve opening rate when the
valve is opened based on the state of the supercritical fluid. ; COPYRIGHT:
(C)2011,JPO&INPIT
FILM DEPOSITION METHOD, FILM DEPOSITION APPARATUS, AND LAYERED FILM
/³ÉĤ·½·¨¼°¤Ó³ÉĤװÖÃK¤Ó¤Ë·eŒÓĤ
METHOD FOR PRODUCING GOLD PARTICLE, GOLD PARTICLE, LASER ABLATION APPARATUS,
COLLECTING MEMBER USED THEREFOR AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING PARTICLE
METHOD AND
DEVICE FOR GASSING
Publication info:CA2754983 (A1) 2010-09-16 Priority
date:2009-03-13
Abstract
The invention relates to a method and to a device for supplying gas, wherein a
gas mixture is evaporated from a gas supply agent and cryogenic fluid, in that
the mixture under pressure in a supply tank is fed through a pressure-reducing
valve, so that the mixture is completely evaporated and the vapor is fed to a
good for supplying gas. According to a first aspect of the present invention,
the mixture is temperature-controlled in the storage tank such that it forms a
supercritical fluid. Distillation of the gas supplying agent is thereby
prevented. According to a second aspect of the present invention, the evaporated
mixture is atomized by adding compressed air, and the ratio between the mixture
and the compressed air is adjusted by means of interchangeable vanes and/or
adjustable pressure-reducing valves. The ratio between the mixture and the
compressed air can thereby be freely varied.
FLUID INJECTION
Publication info:CA2754927 (A1) 2010-09-16 Priority date:2009-03-13
Abstract
A method is described of injecting C02 into an aquifer or a depleted hydrocarbon
reservoir (211) via at least one injection well (202) that penetrates said
aquifer or reservoir, wherein the injection well is provided with an injection
tubing (203) that is in sealing engagement with the injection well. The
injection tubing terminates at or immediately above the interval of the aquifer
or the reservoir into which the CO2 is to be injected and the injection tubing
is provided with a fluid injection control valve (208) at or near the bottom
thereof which is closed or closes when the pressure above the valve is less than
a pre-set pressure value and opens or reopens when the pressure above the valve
is at or greater than said pre-set pressure value, the pre-set pressure value
being selected such that the CO2 in the injection tubing is maintained in a
liquid or supercritical state.
PROCESS FOR
PRODUCING COATED PARTICLE
Publication info:JP2011144238 (A) 2011-07-28 Priority date:2010-01-13
Abstract
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a process for producing coated particles having
sufficiently excellent dispersibility in a gas phase. ; SOLUTION: The process
for producing coated particles includes a mixing step of mixing a
fluid including particles including at least one
kind selected from a metal, a metal oxide, and a ceramic, a silsesquioxane
having a functional group having affinity for carbon dioxide, and
supercritical carbon dioxide, and a coating step
of vacuuming the fluid to render the
supercritical carbon dioxide a gas and allowing
the silsesquioxane to attach to the particles to obtain coated particles having
the particles and the silsesquioxane coating the particles. ; COPYRIGHT:
(C)2011,JPO&INPIT
RELEASE AGENT
DISPERSION AND TONER USING THE SAME
Publication info:JP2011140570 (A) 2011-07-21 Priority date:2010-01-07
Abstract
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for manufacturing a release agent
dispersion containing efficiently uniform release agent particles with small
particle size; and to provide a toner for image formation capable of obtaining
an excellent image over a long term using the obtained release agent dispersion
by the method. ; SOLUTION: The method for manufacturing the release agent
dispersion characterized by containing the following steps: a step of dissolving
or dispersing at least a release agent in a
supercritical fluid or a subcritical
fluid to obtain a composition; and a step of
ejecting the composition in a liquid medium, rapidly expanding it and depositing
it to obtain the release agent dispersion where release agent particles are
dispersed. There is also provided a toner using the obtained release agent
dispersion by the method for manufacturing the release agent dispersion. ;
COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT
SYNTHESIS METHOD
OF ACROLEIN
Publication info:JP2011136943 (A) 2011-07-14 Priority date:2009-12-28
Abstract
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for commercially producing acrolein at
a large flow rate by causing supercritical water
and an acid to interact with glycerine, where the method comprises efficiently
mixing high-concentration glycerine with supercritical
water thereby suppressing clogging and abrasion of piping and machines caused by
generation of a by-product to promote stable synthesis in a high yield. ;
SOLUTION: The synthesis method of acrolein comprises causing
supercritical water and an acid to interact with
glycerine, where a reaction apparatus is used which is equipped with a
cylindrical mixing flow path for mixing a fluid
comprising glycerin with a fluid comprising
supercritical water, a first inlet flow path,
disposed offset from the central axis of the mixing flow path, for causing the
fluid comprising glycerin to flow into the mixing
flow path and a second inlet flow path, disposed offset from the central axis of
the mixing flow path, for causing the fluid
comprising supercritical water to flow into the
mixing flow path, where a plurality of the first inlet flow paths and a
plurality of the second inlet flow paths are alternately provided so that they
rotate around the central axis of the mixing flow path. ; COPYRIGHT:
(C)2011,JPO&INPIT
Producing a
molybdenum mixed oxide precursor, comprises producing first and second solution,
which contains e.g. niobium- and antimony-containing starting compounds,
introducing the solutions into micro-mixed reactor, recovering precursor
Publication info:DE102009054229 (A1) 2011-07-28 Priority date:2009-11-23
Abstract
Producing a molybdenum mixed oxide precursor, comprises: (a) producing a first
solution, which contains a molybdenum starting compound and at least one
additional metal-containing starting compound including a vanadium-containing,
tellurium-containing, antimony-containing and/or tungsten-containing starting
compounds; (b) preparing a second solution, which contains a niobium-containing,
iron-containing, bismuth-containing and/or antimony-containing starting
compounds; (c) introducing the first and the second solution into a micro-mixed
reactor; and (d) recovering the precursor. Producing molybdenum mixed oxide
precursor, comprises: (a) producing a first solution, which contains a
molybdenum starting compound and at least one additional metal-containing
starting compound including a vanadium-containing, tellurium-containing,
antimony-containing and/or tungsten-containing starting compounds; (b) preparing
a second solution, which contains a niobium-containing, iron-containing,
bismuth-containing and/or antimony-containing starting compounds; (c)
introducing the first and the second solution into a micro-mixed reactor having
a mixing/reaction chamber and a temperature controlling device, which is located
in the mixing/reaction chamber, where the first and the second solutions are fed
into the mixing/reaction chamber of the micro-mixed reactor by separately lying
solvent partial streams and are mixed to form molybdenum mixed oxide precursor;
and (d) recovering the molybdenum mixed oxide precursor obtained in the step (c)
from the mixing/reaction chamber. Independent claims are also included for: (1)
molybdenum mixed oxide precursor obtained by the above mentioned method; (2)
producing molybdenum mixed oxide material, comprising optionally spray drying or
drying, optionally carrying out hydrothermal treatment or additional heat
treatment, optionally treating with supercritical
carbon dioxide and water, and calcining, and optionally activating the
molybdenum mixed oxide precursor, under inert gas or reduced atmosphere at
temperatures above 400[deg] C; and (3) producing a nanocrystalline molybdenum
mixed oxide material, comprising introducing the molybdenum mixed oxide
precursor into the reaction chamber by a carrier fluid,
thermally treating the precursor in a treatment zone by a pulsating flow at a
temperature of 200-1000[deg] C, forming the nanocrystalline molybdenum mixed
oxide material, recovering the molybdenum mixed oxide material from the reaction
chamber.
Fabricating
porous material, for e.g. cell culture, comprises coating dry particles of
polymer by molecule of interest in polymer matrix and treating obtained powder
composite by fluid in supercritical state to form porous solid material
Publication info:FR2954946 (A1) 2011-07-08 Priority date:2010-01-0
Abstract
Fabricating a porous material comprising at least one molecule of interest in a
polymer matrix, comprises: coating dry particles of a polymer by the molecule of
interest; and treating powder composite thus obtained by a fluid in
supercritical state to form the porous solid material. An independent claim is
included for porous material obtained by the process, where the material has a
porosity of 80-90 vol.%.
Stirling
condenser thermal energy device
Publication info:EP2333285 (A1) 2011-06-15 Priority date:2009-11-27
Abstract
The machine has a working piston (2) movably mounted in a working chamber (1),
and a thermal head (3) in fluid connection with
the working chamber. Boiling point of working material e.g. butane, pentane or
pentafluoropropane (R245fa), is selected such that the material is present in
gaseous state in heat areas of the machine and present in liquid state,
transcritical phase or supercritical phase in
cold areas. A displacement body chamber and a compression chamber are in
fluid parallel connection to a superheater (6).
PROCEDURE FOR
OBTAINING THE ROSEMARY ANTIOXIDANT EXTRACT
Publication info:RSP20080463 (A) 2010-10-31 Priority date:2008-10-07
Abstract
Invention herewith described refers to the procedure for obtaining the rosemary
antioxidant extract, which is characterized by the fact that this invention
includes the following: grinding dried rosemary leaves and sieving to the
fractions of particle size 0.3 - 0.5 mm; pre-treatment of ground plant material
by
supercritical carbon(IV)-oxide for one hour in
the conditions of
supercritical
fluid extraction; continuous process of
extraction with
supercritical carbon(IV)-oxide at
pressures of 30 MPa and higher and temperatures from 313 K to 373 K; obtaining
the total extract that can be separated into antioxidant fraction and fraction
of essential oils by evaporation or by using two separators in the process of
supercritical extraction (conditions of
separation in the first separator wherein the antioxidant fraction is extracted:
305 K, 11.5 MPa; conditions of separation in the second separator wherein the
fractions of essential oils are distinguished: room temperature and atmospheric
pressure.The advantage of the procedure is the reduced consumption of the
supercritical
carbon (IV)-oxide and corresponding energy savings achieved by adequate
pre-treatment of plant material. In the phase of the plant material
pre-treatment with the
supercritical
fluid,
the ground and sifted plant material is exposed to the effects of
supercritical
carbon(IV)-oxide for the purpose of its swelling. The effect of the
supercritical
fluid on the morphological structure of
the plant material, provides a so-called swelling of the plant material, and
that results in a faster diffusion of the solvent with the solute in solid
phase.
METHOD FOR FORMING DUAL DAMASCENES WITH SUPERCRITICAL FLUID TREATMENTS/ÀûÓÃ
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Publication
info:TWI299543 (B) 2008-08-01 Priority date:2005-09-30
Method and system for injecting chemistry into a supercritical fluid/ÓÃÒÔ½«»¯ŒWÆ·×¢È볬ÅR½çÁ÷ówÖÐÖ®·½·¨Óëϵͳ
Publication
info:TWI307728 (B) 2009-03-21 Priority date:2004-10-01
RESIN PARTICLE AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING SAME
Publication info:WO2011152008 (A1) 2011-12-08 Priority date:2010-05-31
Abstract
Disclosed is a resin particle having excellent low-temperature
fusibility, having a sufficiently narrow size distribution, and that is obtained
using a liquid or supercritical
fluid. In the resin particle (C), which comprises
a microparticle (A) containing a resin (a) being coated to or adhered to the
surface of a resin particle (B) that contains another resin or
supercritical carbon dioxide (X) at a temperature
less than the glass transition temperature or the melting point of the
microparticle (A) is no greater than 16%, and with the resin (a) as a
constituent unit, the resin particle (C) contains 0.1-50 wt% of a
non-crystalline non-halogen vinyl monomer (m1) of which the solubility parameter
(SP value: (cal/cm3)1/2) is 7-9.
Extract of
Toona sinensis from supercritical fluid extraction for treating diabetes and
metabolic/¿¹ÌÇÄò²¡¼°¿¹Ð³´úл²¡Ö®Ïã´»³¬ÁÙ½çÝÍ
È¡Îï¡¢Ñu±¸·½·¨¼°ÓÃ;
Publication
info:TW201121559 (A) 2011-07-01 Priority date:2009-12-30
Abstract
The Toona sinensis extract of the present invention is prepared using
supercritical fluid technique, wherein the method includes steps of: (a) drying
the leaves of T. sinensis; (b) grinding the leaves as particles; and (c)
extracting the particles with supercritical carbon dioxide to obtain the T.
sinensis extract. This supercritical T. sinensis extract not only can decrease
blood sugar level, but also promotes lipid degradation, inhibits the formation
of huge lipid droplet and improves
Foaming method for
polycondensed polymer. /Ò»ÖÖ¾ÛËõËõºÏ¸ß·Ö×Ó·¢ÅÝ·½·¨
Publication info:TW201120105 (A) 2011-06-16 Priority
date:2009-12-08
Abstract
A modification method for a polycondensed polymer is a method for extending the
chain of the polymer that has been performed with polycondensation reaction and
mainly comprises steps of impregnating the chain extender with a
supercritical fluid
and heating the mixture to perform the chain extending reaction, and
demonstrating the modification to a polycondensed polymer virgin material and is
suitable for more applications for the recycled polycondensed polymer material,
especially for the application of foaming process such that the life cycle of
the polycondensed polymer material can be extended to provide more contribution
to the sustainable environment.
A method for extracting active
components from pomelo/ÝÍÈ¡èÖ×Ó»îÐԳɷÖÖ®·½·¨
Publication info:TW201119723 (A) 2011-06-16 Priority date:2009-12-03
Abstract
A method for extracting active components from pomelo includes a pause-drying
step and an extracting step by supercritical fluid. The pause-drying step is
processed until water content of pomelo is lower than 20% to obtain a dried
pomelo. The pause-drying step can help synthesis of active components and
increase amount of active components. The extracting step by supercritical fluid
is using CO2 supercritical fluid to extract active components of dried pomelo
Photoelectric conversion device,
dye-sensitized solar cell and fabrication method thereof/
PROCESS FOR PRODUCTION OF HIGHLY
ENRICHED FRACTIONS OF NATURAL COMPOUNDS FROM PALM OIL WITH SUPERCRITICAL AND
NEAR CRITICAL FLUIDS
Publication info:MY144049 (A) 2011-07-29 Priority date:2006-02-10
Abstract
THE PRESENT INVENTION RELATES TO ANTIOXIDANTS RICH COMPOSITION WITH POTENT
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS AND ENHANCED BIOAVAILABILITY. THIS COMPOSITION IS A
MIXTURE OF THREE ANTIOXIDANTS WHICH ARE TOCOPHEROLS, TOCOTRIENOLS AND GAMMA
ORYZANOL. THE FATTY ACIDS COMPOSITION OF THE OILY PHASE USED IN THIS COMPOSITION
IS EITHER RICE BRAN OIL EXTRACTED BY ORGANIC SOLVENT OR
SUPERCRITICAL FLUID EXTRACTION OR A BLEND
OF RICE BRAN OIL AND PALM OIL. THIS FORMULATION HAS A BALANCED RATIO OF
SATURATED FATTY ACIDS TO POLYUNSATURATED AND MONOUNSATURATED. ANTIOXIDANTS
CONTENT AS WELL AS FATTY ACIDS COMPOSITION OF THIS FORMULATION HAVE SYNERGISTIC
EFFECT IN CHOLESTEROL LOWERING EFFECT, REDUCING LIPID PEROXIDATION, IMPROVE
ANTIOXIDANT STATUS AND REDUCING THE RISK OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE.
ANTIOXIDANT RICH NUTRACEUTICAL
FORMULATION
Publication info:MY144287 (A) 2011-08-29 Priority date:2005-01-11
Abstract
THE PRESENT INVENTION RELATES TO ANTIOXIDANTS RICH COMPOSITION WITH POTENT
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS AND ENHANCED BIOAVAILABILITY. THIS COMPOSITION IS A
MIXTURE OF THREE ANTIOXIDANTS WHICH ARE TOCOPHEROLS, TOCOTRIENOLS AND GAMMA
ORYZANOL. THE FATTY ACIDS COMPOSITION OF THE OILY PHASE USED IN THIS COMPOSITION
IS EITHER RICE BRAN OIL EXTRACTED BY ORGANIC SOLVENT OR
SUPERCRITICAL FLUID EXTRACTION OR A BLEND
OF RICE BRAN OIL AND PALM OIL. THIS FORMULATION HAS A BALANCED RATIO OF
SATURATED FATTY ACIDS TO POLYUNSATURATED AND MONOUNSATURATED. ANTIOXIDANTS
CONTENT AS WELL AS FATTY ACIDS COMPOSITION OF THIS FORMULATION HAVE SYNERGISTIC
EFFECT IN CHOLESTEROL LOWERING EFFECT, REDUCING LIPID PEROXIDATION, IMPROVE
ANTIOXIDANT STATUS AND REDUCING THE RISK OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING RENEWABLE FUELS
FROM USED COOKING OIL USING SUPERCRITICAL FLUID
Publication info:KR20110115793 (A) 2011-10-24 Priority date:2010-04-16
EFFICIENT CHILLER FOR A SUPERCRITICAL
FLUID CHROMATOGRAPHY PUMP
Publication info:WO2011149456 (A1) 2011-12-01 Priority date 2010-05-26
Abstract
Methods and systems for pumping compressible fluids in high pressure
applications such as high-pressure liquid chromatography (HPLC) or supercritical
fluid chromatography (SFC) applications are disclosed. An improved cooling
device for a pump head for use in a supercritical fluid chromatography (SFC)
system is described. A system for chilling a pumping system, includes a Peltier
cooling element in thermal contact with a pump head, wherein the cooling element
chills the pump head and a mobile phase fluid flowstream prior to the mobile
phase fluid entering the pump; a fluid-cooled heat exchanger, attached to the
Peltier cooling element, which removes heat from the cooling element using a
circulating fluid; and a second heat exchanger which cools the circulating
fluid.
Supercritical fluid separation and
concentration of micro algae healthcare ingredients by adding cosolvent
Publication info:TW201041638 (A) 2010-12-01 Priority date:2009-05-22
Method of preparing 6-shogaol from
Zingiber Officinal by using supercritical fluid
Publication info:TW201041639 (A) 2010-12-01 Priority date:2009-05-21
Method for forming foaming article of
polymer
Publication info:TW201040218 (A) 2010-11-16 Priority date:2009-05-06
Method for forming nano-pores on
transparent conductive oxide film
Publication info:TW201041040 (A) 2010-11-16 Priority date:2009-05-01
METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR PROCESSING
CELLULOSIC BIOMASS
Publication info:US2011287502 (A1) 2011-11-24 Priority date:2008-05-22
FOAMS, INCLUDING MICROCELLULAR FOAMS,
CONTAINING COLLOIDAL PARTICULATES
Publication info:WO2011146858 (A2) 2011-11-24 Priority date:2010-05-21
FOAM OR PARTICLES FOR APPLICATIONS SUCH
AS DRUG DELIVERY
Publication info:WO2011146852 (A2) 2011-11-24 Priority date:2010-05-21
METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR CO2
SEQUESTRATION
Publication info:WO2011146082 (A2) 2011-11-24 Priority date:2010-05
CERAMIC BODY AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING
SAME
Publication info:WO2011145455 (A1) 2011-11-24 Priority date:2010-05-21
METHOD FOR ADSORPTION OF DYE TO METAL
OXIDE PARTICLE BY SUPERCRITICAL FLUID
Publication info:KR20110100519 (A) 2011-09-14 Priority date:2010-03-04
THE PREPARATION METHOD OF
DIFLUOROMETHANE USING HYDRODECHLORINATION IN SUPERCRITICAL FLUID PHASE
Publication info:KR20110098086 (A) 2011-09-01 Priority date:2010-02-26
Carminic acid
microparticle and its preparation method and use/ëÙÖ¬ÏxËá΢Á£¼°ÆäÑuÔì·½·¨¼°ÓÃ;
Publication info:TW201117732
(A) 2011-06-01 Priority date:2009-11-16
Abstract
A Carminic Acid microparticle and its preparation method and use are provided.
The Carminic Acid microparticles, having improved dissolution rate and
polymorphs, were obtained by the application of a
supercritical fluid.
vSubstrate
treating device and method/»ù°åÌŽÀí×°Öü°»ù°å´¦Àí·½·¨
Publication info:TW201118935 (A) 2011-06-01 Priority date:2009-07-01
Abstract
This invention provides a substrate treating device and method that can treat a
pattern with supercritical
fluid without exposing the patterns to the
atmosphere while contributing to improvement in throughput. A washing tank 21 in
the substrate treating device contains the substrates W and circulates washing
liquid for washing the substrates W, and a treatment container 22 contains the
washing tank 21 and treats the substrates W with
supercritical fluid.
Manufacturing
method of porous fibers/¶à¿×ÐÔÀw¾SµÄÑu×÷·½·¨
Publication info:TW201118207 (A) 2011-06-01 Priority date:2009-11-19
Abstract
A manufacturing method of porous fibers is described as follows. Firstly,
filaments are provided and each filament includes a polymer material and a
nucleating agent mixed with each other. Then, the filaments are disposed in a
saturation tank. Subsequently, a supercritical
fluid (SCF) foaming agent is injected into the
saturation tank so that the filaments are dipped in the SCF foaming agent and
absorbs a portion of the SCF foaming agent. Then, the filaments are taken out
from the saturation tank. Next, the filaments are heated so that the filaments
are softened and foam. Then, a stretching process is proceeded to the filaments
while the filaments are heated. After the filaments are heated and stretched,
the filaments are chilled so as to form porous fibers.
System and method for producing supercritical ozone/³¬ÅR½ç³ôÑõÖ®®bÉúϵ½y¼°³¬ÅR½ç³ôÑõÖ®®bÉú·½·¨
Publication info:TW201114681 (A) 2011-05-01 Priority date:2009-10-30
Abstract
One embodiment of this disclosure discloses a system for producing
supercritical ozone. The system comprises a
reactor having a first connecting port and a second connecting port, an ozone
generator connecting to the first connecting port, a
fluid drive device separately connecting to the ozone generator and the
second connecting port, and a fluid feed source
connecting to the reactor. The fluid drive device
is configured to circulating the gas in the reactor through the ozone generator.
The fluid feed source is configured to increase
the pressure in the reactor so as to produce
supercritical ozone.
Method of
removing powder from bullet via supercritical fluid/ÒÔ³¬ÅR½çÁ÷ówßMÐЗî^ÍÑËŽµÄ·½·¨
Publication info:TW201114725 (A) 2011-05-01 Priority date:2009-10-23
Abstract
The invention relates to a method of removing powder from bullet via
supercritical fluid.
The method includes a step 1 of putting a bullet body in a melting tank, a step
2 of injecting a supercritical
fluid into the melting tank, and a step 3 of
performing a powder melting and removing process at a temperature that is lower
than the melting point of trinitrotoluene (TNT) and a melting condition of
pressure that TNT can be melted.
Method to prepare nano-structure/ÄÎÃ×½Y˜‹µÄÑu‚ä·½·¨
Publication info: TW201111273 (A) 2011-04-01
Priority date:2009-09-28
Abstract
This invention provides a method to prepare nano-structure by using a
Supercritical Fluid
composition which comprising Carbon Dioxide
Supercritical Fluid (SCCO2) under
low-temperature and high-pressure condition. The method is not only a novel and
easy control one but also could reduce the production time more effectively.
Preparing method of specific structure
capable of adsorbing radiation substance /¿ÉÎü¸½·ÅÉäÐÔÎïÙ|Ö®ÌØÊâ½Y˜‹µÄÑu‚ä·½·¨
Publication info:TW201111037 (A) 2011-04-01 Priority
date:2009-09-23
Abstract
The invention relates to a preparing method of a specific structure capable of
adsorbing a radioactive substance, utilizing a
supercritical fluid to mix a first
solution and a carrier. The first solution is a first solvent dissolved with
adsorbent. The low surface tension and high penetration ability of the
supercritical fluid
are used to introduce the adsorbent of the first solution to be adhered on the
carrier to form an adsorption structure. Accordingly, the adsorbent is uniformly
adhered on the carrier by the supercritical
fluid, so as to enable the adsorption effect of
the adsorption structure to the radioactive substance to be effectively
enhanced.
METHOD AND DEVICE FOR GASSING
Publication info:CA2754983 (A1) 2010-09-16 Priority date:2009-03-13
Abstract
The invention relates to a method and to a device for supplying gas, wherein a
gas mixture is evaporated from a gas supply agent and cryogenic
fluid, in that the mixture under pressure in a
supply tank is fed through a pressure-reducing valve, so that the mixture is
completely evaporated and the vapor is fed to a good for supplying gas.
According to a first aspect of the present invention, the mixture is
temperature-controlled in the storage tank such that it forms a
supercritical fluid.
Distillation of the gas supplying agent is thereby prevented. According to a
second aspect of the present invention, the evaporated mixture is atomized by
adding compressed air, and the ratio between the mixture and the compressed air
is adjusted by means of interchangeable vanes and/or adjustable
pressure-reducing valves. The ratio between the mixture and the compressed air
can thereby be freely varied.
HEAT ENGINE WITH CASCADED CYCLES
Publication info:WO2011140075 (A2) 2011-11-10 Priority date:2010-05-04
Abstract of WO 2011140075 (A2)
METHOD AND DEVICE FOR GASSING
Publication info:CA2754983 (A1) 2010-09-16 Priority date:2009-03-13
PREPARATION OF VANILLIN FROM MICROBIAL
TRANSFORMATION MEDIA BY EXTRACTION BY MEANS SUPERCRITICAL FLUIDS OR GASES
Publication info:US2011268858 (A1) 2011-11-03 Priority date:2003-03-28
Method of recycling chemical »ØÊÕ»¯ŒWÎïÖ®·½·¨
Publication info:TW200938286 (A) 2009-09-16 Priority date:2008-02-04
Abstract of TW 200938286 (A)
Process for producing polymer alloy and
polymer alloy ¾ÛºÏÎïºÏ½ðÖ®ÑuÔì·½·¨¼°¾ÛºÏÎïºÏ½ð
Publication info:TW200948866 (A) 2009-12-01 Priority date:2008-05-29
Method for extraction of phenolic acid
ingredient of Salvia miltiorrhiza Bunge µ¤…¢·ÓËáî³É·ÝÖ®ÝÍÈ¡·½·¨
Publication info:TW200930391 (A) 2009-07-16 Priority date:2008-01-15 A
method for extraction of phenolic acid ingredient of Salvia miltiorrhiza Bunge
comprises the following steps: step one: preparing powders of Salvia
miltiorrhiza Bunge; step two: carrying out extraction with
supercritical carbon dioxide
fluid to remove fat soluble contents of the
Salvia miltiorrhiza Bunge powders; step three: using salt water to perform
extract phenolic acid ingredient of the Salvia miltiorrhiza Bunge powders to
form a solution containing phenolic acid ingredient of Salvia miltiorrhiza Bunge;
and step four: removing salts from the solution containing phenolic acid
ingredient of Salvia miltiorrhiza Bunge, followed by drying to thereby obtain
the phenolic acid ingredient of Salvia miltiorrhiza Bunge. As such, the present
invention uses salt water as a solvent so that the process of manufacturing
requires no repeated heating and use of a large amount of organic solvent. The
activity of the effective ingredient of the medicine can be preserved. The salt
water helps enhancing polarity of the solution so that the chance of retrieving
impurity can be reduced. Further, experiments reveal that using salt water to
extract phenolic acid ingredient of Salvia miltiorrhiza Bunge can obtain high
contents of effective ingredients and the process is simple and efficient.
Method of extracting Flavonoid compound
from cactus plant ×ÔÏÉÈËÕÆÖ²ÎïÖÐÝÍÈ¡î»Æͪ»¯ºÏÎïµÄ·½·¨
Publication info:TW200927159 (A) 2009-07-01 Priority date:2007-12-31
Abstract of TW 200927159 (A)
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR STENT MANUFACTURE
Publication info:WO2011136882 (A1) 2011-11-03 Priority date:2010-04-29
Microcellular injection molding
processes for personal and consumer care products and packaging
ÓÃ춂€ÈËÓßÏûÙMÕß×oÀíÆ·¼°°üÑb֮΢¼š°lÅÝÉä³ö³ÉÐÎÖ®·½·¨
Publication info:TW201034833 (A) 2010-10-01 Priority date:2009-02-05
Methods for preventing precipitation of
etch byproducts during an etch process and/or a subsequent rinse process ÔÚÎg¿Ìß^³Ì¼°/»òááÀmÇåÏ´ß^³Ì·ÀÖ¹Îg¿Ì¸±®bÎïÖ®³ÁÕÖ®·½·¨
Publication info:TW201034061 (A) 2010-09-16 Priority date:2009-01-20
Methods for preventing precipitation of
etch byproducts during an etch process and/or a subsequent rinse process ÔÚÎg¿Ìß^³Ì¼°/»òááÀmÇåÏ´ß^³Ì·ÀÖ¹Îg¿Ì¸±®bÎïÖ®³ÁÕÖ®·½·¨
Publication info:TW201030826 (A) 2010-08-16 Priority date:2009-01-20
Acetazolamide microparticle and its
preparation method and use ÒÒõµÅ¼µªõµ°·Î¢Á£¼°ÆäÑuÔì·½·¨¼°ÓÃ;
Publication info:TW201026674 (A) 2010-07-16 Priority date:2008-11-19
Mushroom supercritical extraction
technique ¹½¾ú³¬ÅR½çÝÍÈ¡¼¼Ðg
Publication info:TW201032880 (A) 2010-09-16 Priority date:2009-03-05
Nano-gold weaving fabric and
manufacturing method thereof ÄÎÃ×üS½ð¿—²¼¼°ÆäÑu‚ä·½·¨
Publication info:TW201031787 (A) 2010-09-01 Priority date:2009-02-27
Supercritical fluid polishing method for
stainless steel golf club head and stainless steel golf club head ²»äPä“¸ß –·òÇòî^Ö®³¬ÅR½çÁ÷ówÅ׹ⷽ·¨¼°²»äPä“¸ß –·òÇòî^
Publication info:TW201031771 (A) 2010-09-01 Priority date:2009-02-27
Method for extracting cinnamon leaf soil
flavonoid sugar glycosides compound ÍÁÈâ¹ðÈ~î»ÆͪÌÇÜճɷÖÖ®ÝÍÈ¡·½·¨
Publication info:TW201026370 (A) 2010-07-16 Priority date:2009-01-12
Abstract of TW 201026370 (A)
FLUID INJECTION
Publication info:CA2754927 (A1) 2010-09-16 Priority date:2009-03-13
Method for manufacturing porous sheet
and porous sheet manufactured by the method ¶à¿×°åÖ®ÑuÔì·½·¨¼°Ê¹ÓÃÔ“·½·¨ÑuµÃÖ®¶à¿×°å
Publication info:TW201109375 (A) 2011-03-16 Priority date:2009-06-10
does not use catalyst and directly uses
acid substance under s supercritical state ÒÔ³¬ÅR½çÁ÷ówÝÍÈ¡Óß´¼½âŸoš£Êh¯‚·N×Ñ®aÑuÉúÙ|²ñÓÍ
Publication info:TW201107460 (A) 2011-03-01 Priority date:2009-08-20
A new supercritical fluid technology for
remediation of polychlorinated biphenyls ³¬ÅR½çÁ÷ówÕûÖζàÂÈ“±½Ö®¼¼Ðg
Publication info:TW201102127 (A) 2011-01-16 Priority date:2009-07-02
Tolbutamide microparticle and its preparation method and use/
Íв¼õµ°·Î¢Á£ÆäÑuÔì·½·¨¼°ÓÃ;
Publication info:TW 201021854
(A)
2010-06-16 Priority date:2008-11-19
Abstract of TW 201021854 (A)
A tolbutamide microparticle and its preparation method and use are provided.
The tolbutamide microparticle, having increasing pharmaceutical usefulness, is
obtained by the application of a supercritical fluid.
Method and apparatus for cleaning semiconductor device fabrication
equipment using supercritical fluids/
°ëŒ§ówÑuÔìÔO‚äÖ®œ[Ñu³Ì¼°ÑbÖÃ
Publication info:TW201021101 (A)
2010-06-01 Priority date:2008-11-25
Preparation of sapindus seed oil raw material by using supercritical carbon
dioxide/ ÒÔ³¬ÅR½ç¶þÑõ»¯Ì¼Ñu‚äŸo»¼·N×ÑÓÍÔÁÏ
Publication info:TW201021890 (A)
2010-06-16 Priority date:2008-12-05
Abstract of TW 201021890 (A)
This invention is provided to prepare sapindus seed oil raw material by using
supercritical carbon dioxide and mainly utilizes supercritical fluid technology
to extract seed oil from the sapindus seeds. Analysis made for the contents of
glue and wax contained in the oil shows that although the oil extracts are lower
than soxhlet extraction, the amount of glue and wax extracted is extremely low,
and the multiple of oil concentrated reaches 3.3 times, which are the features
of this invention.
Method for improving the oxidizing ability of supercritical fluid/
ÌáÉý³¬ÅR½çÁ÷ówÑõ»¯Á¦µÄ·½·¨
Publication info:TW201006548 (A)
2010-02-16 Priority date:2008-08-07
Abstract of TW 201006548 (A)
A method for improving the oxidizing ability of supercritical fluid
comprising: providing supercritical fluid made of oxygenates into a chamber; and
irradiating the supercritical fluid by UV light to break the molecular bonds of
the supercritical fluid and generate free radicals. Consequently, this invention
can improve the oxidizing ability of the supercritical fluid by the free
radicals with high activity.
Supercritical fluid extraction method/
³¬ÅR½çÁ÷ówÝÍÈ¡·½·¨
Publication info:TW201002416 (A)
2010-01-16 Priority date:2008-07-07
Abstract of TW 201002416 (A)
A supercritical fluid extraction method comprises: putting a sample into a
first container and filling a supercritical fluid into the first container,
wherein extract can be extracted after the supercritical fluid gets into contact
with the sample; then injecting the supercritical fluid, together with the
extract, into a second container containing a derivative reagent via a flow
restrictor; and then sampling the extract in the second container in a headspace
manner with a solid phase extraction device. This invention not only reduces the
use of organic solvent and the damage to the environment but also possesses high
sensitivity and precision, and it is applicable to trace analysis of commonly
used substance in daily lives.
Method for manufacturing healthy material with anti-oxidization and activity
inhibiting tyrosine kinase from distiller's grains/
ÓɾÆÆÉ®bÑu¾ßÓп¹Ñõ»¯¼°ÒÖÖÆÀÒ°±Ëáø»îÐԵı£½¡ÔÁÏÖ®·½·¨
Publication info:TW201000628 (A) 2010-01-01 Priority date:2008-06-23
Abstract of TW 201000628 (A)
The invention relates to a method for manufacturing healthy material with
anti-oxidization and activity of inhibiting tyrosine kinase from distiller's
grains. The method comprises extracting effective ingredients from yellow
distiller's grains with the supercritical fluid separation process.
Method of imparting function to molded polymer and apparatus therefor/
Œ¦¸ß·Ö×Ó³ÉÐÎÎïÙxÓ蹦ÄÜÖ®·½·¨¼°Æä×°ÖÃ
Publication info:TW200846399 (A) 2008-12-01 Priority date:2006-12-01
Abstract of TW 200846399 (A)
A method of imparting a highly durable function to a polymer molding. By the
method, various function-imparting agents can be efficiently imparted to a
polymer molding. In the method, the amount of a waste liquid resulting from the
processing can be reduced as much as possible. The waste liquid and
function-imparting agents can be recovered and can be reused according to need.
The function-imparting agents can be imparted to a polymer molding not batchwise
but continuously. Also provided is an apparatus for the method. The method of
imparting a function to a polymer molding comprises ejecting a supercritical
fluid to a polymer molding to tenaciously bond a function-imparting agent to the
polymer molding.
Method for extracting and recycling explosives waste using a batch
supercritical or near-critical carbon dioxide fluid/
ÒÔÅú´Îʽ³¬ÅR½ç»ò½ü³¬ÅR½ç¶þÑõ»¯Ì¼Á÷ówÝÍÈ¡¡¢»ØÊÕU—ÖеĻðըˎ֮·½·¨
|Publication info:TW200841947 (A) 2008-11-01 Priority date:2007-04-17
Abstract of TW 200841947 (A)
Provided is a method for extracting and recycling explosives waste using a
batch supercritical or near-critical carbon dioxide fluid, the device comprises
a CO2 steel cylinder, a first pressure gauge, a filter, a carbon dioxide inlet
valve, a pipe pressure-relief valve, a high pressure pump, a carbon dioxide
pressurization valve, a safety pressure-releasing valve, a second pressure
gauge, a high-pressure chamber, a chamber pressure-releasing valve and a carbon
dioxide recycled bottle. The present invention provides for a method for
filtrating the carbon dioxide impurities in a steel cylinder via the filter,
then the carbon dioxide is pressurized by the high pressure pump and then
introduced into the high-pressure chamber. Thereby, it can generate
supercritical or near-critical carbon dioxide fluid for extracting and recycling
explosives waste. After the above-mentioned process is completed, then the next
process for extracting and recycling the explosive waste is performed.
Method and apparatus for extraction of vegetable and fruit by carbon dioxide
supercritical fluid
Publication info:TW200829182 (A) 2008-07-16 Priority date:2007-01-08
Abstract of TW 200829182 (A)
A supercritical fluid of carbon dioxide is induced to treat vegetable and
fruit to extract the nutrients. The carbon dioxide supercritical fluid is filled
into a high pressure container to react with vegetable and/or fruit. The
nutrients are then dissolved in the supercritical fluid and then to be extracted
effectively. The quality and yield of extracts are thus greatly increased.
Hydrochlorothiazide and manufacturing method therefor
Publication info:TW200826945 (A)
2008-07-01 Priority date:2006-12-28
Abstract of TW 200826945 (A)
A method for manufacturing a hydrochlorothiazide particle is provided in the
present invention. A supercritical fluid is applied in the present invention,
and the manufactured hydrochlorothiazide particle has an average size ranged
from the micron to submicron scale.
Process for impregnating photosensitizing dye onto conductive substrate of
photoanode
Publication info:US2011263071 (A1)
2011-10-27 Priority date:2010-04-26
Abstract of US 2011263071 (A1)
The present invention provides a process for preparing a photoanode of a
dye-sensitized solar cell (DSSC) by pressure swing impregnation, which includes
impregnating a metal oxide layer on a conductive substrate in a photosensitizing
dye solution in a vessel; introducing a pressurized inert gas into the vessel to
maintain a first pressure therein for a period of time, wherein the first
pressure can be lower or higher than the critical pressure of the inert gas and
the solution is expanded by the inert gas; further pressurizing the vessel with
the inert gas and maintaining at a second pressure higher than the first
pressure for a period of time, wherein the inert gas becomes sub-critical or
supercritical fluid and dissolves more in the solution, creating an anti-solvent
effect, so that the photosensitizing dye further deposits onto the metal oxide
layer due to the anti-solvent effect.
LUBRICANT DEPOSITION ONTO MAGNETIC MEDIA
Publication info:US2011262633 (A1) 2011-10-27 Priority date:2010-04-27
Abstract of US 2011262633 (A1)
A method, in one embodiment, can include pumping a gas into a reservoir that
includes a lubricant. In addition, the method can include changing the gas into
a supercritical fluid that extracts lubricant molecules from the lubricant
resulting in a mixture of the supercritical fluid and the lubricant molecules.
Furthermore, the method can include utilizing the mixture to deposit a lubricant
molecule onto a magnetic media.
LIGHTWEIGHT MICROCELLULAR POLYAMIDE SHAPED ARTICLES
Publication info:US2011263735 (A1) 2011-10-27 Priority date:2007-02-23
Abstract of US 2011263735 (A1)
Optionally reinforced, lightweight microcellular polyamide shaped
articles, e.g., automotive body or interior parts, are produced by injection
molding a polyamide matrix in the presence of a fluid in the supercritical
state.
does not use catalysts in the supercritical reaction process and directly
uses methanol under supercritical state
Publication info:TW201105789 (A) 2011-02-16 Priority date:2009-08-06
Abstract of TW 201105789 (A)
A method for preparing biodiesel using subcritical
hydrolysis and supercritical alcoholyis, specifically utilizing jatropha seed
oil extracted by a supercritical fluid as raw material firstly performing
subcritical hydrolytic reaction, then using a supercritical methanol fluid to
perform alcoholysis. The present invention is different from conventional oil
that is directly reacted with supercritical methanol. The present invention is
characterized in that: the conversion rate of the oil, which has been hydrolyzed
by supercritical methylester, can reach above 99% in 5 minutes without adding
any catalysts.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING CERAMIC BODY
Publication info:US2011252629 (A1) 2011-10-20 Priority date:2008-12-25
Abstract of US 2011252629 (A1)
Provided is a method for producing a ceramic body, which
is capable of preventing the ingress of moisture into a void between a conductor
and the ceramic body more effectively in the ceramic body including the
conductor therein. Ingress of a supercritical fluid containing an oxide sol
precursor is achieved into a void between an internal electrode layer and a
ceramic laminate. After that, the oxide sol is turned into a gel, and subjected
to a heat treatment, thereby filling the void between the internal electrode
layer and the ceramic laminate with an oxide.
New scheme for copper filling in vias and trenches
Publication info:TW200814199 (A) 2008-03-16 Priority date:2006-07-18
Abstract of TW 200814199 (A)
Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to methods and
apparatuses using supercritical fluids and/or dense fluids to deposit a metal
material on the surface of a substrate. In one embodiment, a metal material
layer is deposited by applying a supercritical fluid, a dense fluid, or
combinations thereof and a metal-containing precursor to the surface of a
substrate inside a substrate processing chamber. In another embodiment, a first
metal material and a second metal material is sequentially deposited and
annealing is performed to form a metal alloy material on the surface of a
substrate. In still another embodiment, a copper material layer is deposited by
applying a supercritical fluid, a dense fluid, or combinations thereof and a
copper containing precursor to the surface of the substrate.
Cleaning method and cleaning apparatus
Publication info:TW200811941 (A) 2008-03-01 Priority date:2006-07-10
Abstract of TW 200811941 (A)
A method of cleaning an object in a processing chamber by
supplying a supercritical fluid with an additive and rinsing the object with the
supercritical fluid alone includes the steps of: opening a back-pressure valve
of a branch pipe branched from an additive pipe on the rinse processing; and
purging a residual additive from the additive pipe by circulating the
supercritical fluid alone into the additive pipe and the branch pipe.
Substrate dryer using supercritical fluid, apparatus including the same, and
method for treating substrate
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Storage container, method for molding resin, and method for forming plating
film
Method and apparatus for surface modification of film component by carbon
dioxide supercritical fluid
Solvent reduction method for supercritical fluid assisted removal of polymeric residues
A magnetically stabilized fluidized bed in high pressure and the application method
SUBSTRATE PROCESSING APPARATUS
Method and device for chemical mechanical polishing of metal layer with
supercritical fluid
Electroless plating method
Process for manufacturing liquid crystal panel and method for cutting
substrate
Method of passivating traps of dielectric thin film
METHOD OF MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
SUBSTRATE PROCESSING APPARATUS, SUBSTRATE PROCESSING METHOD AND STORAGE
MEDIUM
Publication info:US2011240066 (A1) 2011-10-06 Priority date:2010-04-05
SUPERCRITICAL FLUID TREATMENT OF HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT BIOPOLYMERS
Publication info:WO2011120155 (A1) 2011-10-06 Priority date:2010-04-01
PROCESS FOR PREPARING MICROPARTICLES.
Publication info:MX2011000238 (A) 2011-05-10 Priority date:2008-07-11
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR GENERATING POWER AND CHILLING USING UNUTILIZED
HEAT
Publication info:WO2011119787 (A1) 2011-09-29 Priority date:2010-03-26
MICROCELLULAR INJECTION MOLDING PROCESSES FOR PERSONAL AND CONSUMER CARE
PRODUCTS AND PACKAGING
Publication info:CA2751643 (A1) 2010-08-12 Priority date:2009-02-05
METHOD FOR PREPARING PARTICULATE RELEASE AGENT, TONER USING THE
PARTICULATE RELEASE AGENT, AND METHOD FOR PREPARING THE TONER
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Low Noise Back Pressure Regulator for Supercritical Fluid Chromatography
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METHOD OF THINNING A STRUCTURE
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POLYMER EXPANDED PARTICLE, EXPANDED TONER AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING POLYMER
EXPANDED PARTICLE AND EXPANDED TONER
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EXTRACTION OF A COMPONENT FROM A COMPOSITION USING SUPERCRITICAL FLUID
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METHODS FOR EXTRACTING AND ISOLATING CONSTITUENTS OF CELLULOSIC MATERIAL
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USING BORON-CONTAINING COMPOUNDS, GASSES AND FLUIDS DURING AMMONOTHERMAL
GROWTH OF GROUP-III NITRIDE CRYSTALS
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SUPERCRITICAL DRYING METHOD AND SUPERCRITICAL DRYING APPARATUS
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Supercritical Fluid Extraction Process of Kenaf Seeds
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SUPERCRITICAL PROCESSING APPARATUS AND SUPERCRITICAL PROCESSING METHOD
Publication info:Inventor:TOSHIMA TAKAYUKI [JP] IWASHITA MITSUAKI [JP] (+3)
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PROCESS FOR
PRODUCING POROUS LAMINATE AND POROUS LAMINATE
Publication info: WO2007034856 - 2007-03-29
Abstract £ºA
process for producing a porous laminate having many micropores interconnected in
the thickness direction, which comprises: a step in which a laminate is produced
which comprises at least three layers comprising an interlayer made of a
thermoplastic resin having a hard segment and a soft segment and two nonporous
outer layers made of a filler-containing resin and located as outer layers
respectively on both sides of the interlayer; a step in which the laminate
obtained is impregnated with a supercritical or subcritical fluid and this state
is relieved to vaporize the fluid and thereby make the interlayer porous; and a
step in which the two nonporous outer layers located respectively on both sides
are made porous by stretching.
Supercritical
developing for a lithographic process
Publication info: TW260045B - 2006-08-11
Abstract£ºA method of creating a resist image on a semiconductor
substrate includes exposing a layer of photoresist on the semiconductor
substrate and developing the exposed layer of photoresist using a first fluid
including supercritical carbon dioxide and a base such as tetra-methyl ammonium
hydroxide (TMAH). Additionally, the developed photoresist can be cleaned using a
second fluid including supercritical carbon dioxide and a solvent such as
methanol, ethanol, isopropanol, and xylene.
PROCESS FOR INFUSING AN
ALKALI METAL NITRITE INTO A SYNTHETIC RESINOUS MATERIAL
Publication info: CA2518575 - 2007-03-08
Abstract£ºA process for rapidly infusing a synthetic resinous
substrate with an alkali metal nitrite, comprises (a) essentially completely
dissolving the alkali metal nitrite in supercritical carbon dioxide to form a
solids-free solution having from abou t 1 to 15% by weight of the alkali metal
nitrite; (b) contacting the synthetic resinous substrate with the solution for a
time sufficient to transfer at least a portion of the alkali metal nitrite into
the synthetic resinous substrate while maintaining the carbon dioxide under
supercritical conditions; and, (c) decreasing pressure or temperature, or both,
on the synthetic resinous material sufficiently to evolve carbon dioxide and
leave micronized solid alkali metal nitrite crystals in an amount less than 2%
by weight essentially uniformly distributed in the synthetic resinous substrate.
If desired, up to about 15% by weight of sodium nitrite or potassium nitrite may
be transported and deposit ed in the substrate if transparency of the substrate
is irrelevant, because the substrate tends to become opaque. <SDOCL LA=EN> 16
CLAIMS We claim: 1. A process for rapidly infusing a synthetic resinous
substrate with an alkali metal nitrite, comprising, (i) depositing alkali metal
nitrite crystals larger than 10 .mu.m in a pressure vessel and pressurizing the
vessel with carbon dioxide until supercritical conditions a re attained; (ii)
withdrawing a solids-free solution containing from about 1 to 15% by weight of
the alkali metal nitrite, from the pressure vessel; (iii) contacting the
synthetic resinous substrate with the solids-free solution for a time sufficient
to transfer at least a portion of the alkali metal nitrite into t he synthetic
resinous substrate while maintaining the carbon dioxide under supercritical
conditions; and, (iv) decreasing pressure or temperature, or both, on the
synthetic resinous substrate sufficiently to evolve carbon dioxide and infuse
micronized solid alkali met al nitrite crystals essentially uniformly
distributed in the synthetic resinous substrate, infused crystals being in an
amount less than 2% by weight, and more than 90% of infused crystals are in a
size range smaller than 10 .mu.m. 2. The process of claim 1 including depositing
with the alkali metal nitrite an organic compound which is substantially soluble
in supercritical carbon dioxide; withdrawing a solids-free solution containing
from about 1 to 15% by weight of the alkali metal nitrite in combination with
the organic compound; contacting the synthetic resinous substrate with the
solids-free solution fo r a time sufficient to transfer at least a portion of
the alkali metal nitrite in combination with the organic compound into the
synthetic resinous substrate while maintaining the carbon dioxide under
supercritical conditions; and, decreasing pressure or temperature, or both, on
the synthetic resinous substrate sufficiently to evolve carbon dioxide and
deposit micronized solid alkali metal nitrite crystals in combination with the
organic compound essentially uniformly distributed in the synthetic resinous
substrate. 17 3. The process of claim 2 wherein the alkali metal nitrite
crystals deposite d in the pressure vessel are in the size range from about 10 .mu.m
to 44 .mu.m. 4. The process of claim 2 wherein the alkali metal nitrite is
selected from the group consisting of sodium nitrite and potassium nitrite. 5.
The process of claim 1 including introducing a second fluid miscible with carbon
dioxide to form a common supercritical phase. 6. The process of claim 2
including introducing a second fluid miscible with carbon dioxide to form a
common supercritical phase. 7. The process of claim 5 wherein the second fluidis
selected from the group consisting of ethylene, ethane, nitrous oxide,
chlorotrifluoromethane and trifluoromethane. 8. The process of claim 6 wherein
the second fluid is selected from the grou p consisting of ethylene, ethane,
nitrous oxide, chlorotrifluoromethane and trifluoromethane. 9. A two-stage
process for infusing crystals of an alkali metal nitrite in combination with an
organic compound into a polymeric substrate, comprising, (i) dissolving the
alkali metal nitrite and the organic compound in carbon dioxide held in an
autoclave under supercritical conditions to form a solution containing from
about 1 to 15% by weight of the alkali metal nitrite and organic compound; (ii)
filtering the solution to ensure that substantially no particulate soli ds are
present in filtered solution; (iii) contacting the polymeric substrate with the
filtered solution for less than 30 minutes so as to transfer enough solids-free
solution into the substrate to infuse it with less than 2% by weight of the
alkali metal nitrite and the organic compound; (iv) decreasing the pressure on
the substrate to infuse the polymeric substrate with 98 crystals smaller than 10
.mu.m. 10. The process of claim 9 wherein the alkali metal nitrite crystals
deposit ed
ENHANCEMENT OF
SILICON-CONTAINING PARTICULATE MATERIAL REMOVAL USING SUPERCRITICAL FLUID-BASED
COMPOSITIONS
Publication info: KR20070006800 - 2007-01-11
Abstract£ºA
method and composition for removing silicon-containing particulate material,
such as silicon nitrides and silicon oxides, from patterned Si/SiO<SUB>2
</SUB>semiconductor wafer surfaces is described. The composition includes a
supercritical fluid (SCF), an etchant species, a co-solvent, a surface
passivator, a binder, deionized water, and optionally a surfactant. The SCF-based
compositions substantially remove the contaminating particulate material from
the wafer surface prior to subsequent processing, thus improving the morphology,
performance, reliability and yield of the semiconductor device.
Publication info: KR20070006800 - 2007-01-11
REMOVAL OF PARTICLE CONTAMINATION ON PATTERNED SILICON/SILICON DIOXIDE USING
DENSE FLUID/CHEMICAL FORMULATIONS
Publication info: WO2007033008 - 2007-03-22
Abstract£ºA cleaning composition for cleaning particulate
contamination from small dimensions on microelectronic device substrates. The
cleaning composition contains dense CO<SUB>2</SUB> (preferably supercritical
CO<SUB>2</SUB> (SCCO<SUB>2</SUB>)), alcohol, fluoride source, anionic surfactant
source, non-ionic surfactant source, and optionally, hydroxyl additive. The
cleaning composition enables damage-free, residue-free cleaning of substrates
having particulate contamination on Si/SiO<SUB>2</SUB> substrates.
METHOD FOR REMOVING
IMPURITIES FROM AN IMPURITY-CONTAINING FLUID STREAM
Publication info: WO2007032791 - 2007-03-22
Abstract£ºA method of removing at least one polar component from
a fluid stream. The method comprises providing a fluid stream comprising at
least one nonpolar component and at least one polar component. The fluid stream
is contacted with a supercritical solvent to remove the at least one polar
component. The at least one nonpolar component may be a fat or oil and the at
least one polar component may be water, dirt, detergents, or mixtures thereof.
The supercritical solvent may decrease solubility of the at least one polar
component in the fluid stream. The supercritical solvent may function as a
solvent or as a gas antisolvent. The supercritical solvent may dissolve the
nonpolar components of the fluid stream, such as fats or oils, while the polar
components may be substantially insoluble. Alternatively, the supercritical
solvent may be used to increase the nonpolarity of the fluid stream.
APPLICATOR, KIT, AND PROCESS
Publication info: WO2007031786 - 2007-03-22
Abstract£ºAn applicator for delivering a treatment composition to
a surface comprises a friable polymeric solid and a liquid or gel treatment
composition contained within the solid such that rubbing the applicator on a
surface breaks down the solid and releases the liquid or gel. A process for
creating the applicator involves impregnation of the treatment composition into
the solid by use of supercritical or superheated fluid. The applicator may be
incorporated into a holder to facilitate use. The applicator is particularly
useful for, cleaning and stain removal on soft surfaces such as fabrics and
carpets.
SUPERCRITICAL FLAT PANEL
COLLECTOR AND METHODS OF USE
Publication info: WO2007030715 - 2007-03-15
Abstract£ºA high efficiency flat panel collector is disclosed
using an integral supercritical heat transfer, and a series of fail-safe
mechanisms. Using the preferred configuration with solar concentrators and
integral energy conversion devices, including the further preferred utilization
of ionic liquids or ionic liquid polymers as the working fluid in the system,
achieves optimal total energy efficiency. Strategic use of the flat panel
collector can further yield enhanced functionality of mechanical pumps, heat
pumps, and expansion energy transformation devices.
METHOD OF CLEANING AND
PROCESS FOR PRODUCING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
Publication info: KR20060135037 - 2006-12-28
Abstract£ºA method of cleaning for removing of any metal
compounds adhering to a surface of base material, comprising feeding to the
surface of base material a supercritical carbon dioxide fluid containing at
least either triallylamine or tris(3-aminopropyl)amine so as to clean the
surface; and a process for producing a semiconductor device, in which use is
made of the cleaning method. In the above method of cleaning and process for
producing a semiconductor device in which use is made of the method, any
polishing residue and etching residue containing metal compounds can be removed
efficiently and selectively to the conductive material constituting the
conductive layer. Thus, when the conductive layer is a wiring, there can be
avoided not only any resistance increase of wiring by residue of metal compounds
but also any increase of leak current attributed to metal diffusion from the
metal compounds to the insulating film. Therefore, there can be achieved not
only enhancement of wiring reliability but also enhancement of yield of
semiconductor device.
METHOD OF OPTICAL ISOMER
SEPARATION WITH USE OF SUPERCRITICAL FLUID CHROMATOGRAPHY
Publication info: KR20060132711 - 2006-12-21
Abstract£ºA supercritical fluid chromatography using a column
using a column having an optical isomer separating agent containing a
polysaccharide derivative capable of optical isomer separation, wherein use is
made of a mobile phase containing a supercritical fluid and wherein as the
optical isomer separating agent received in the column to conduct optical isomer
separation, an optical separating agent containing a polysaccharide derivative
capable of optical isomer separation in an amount of 50% by mass or more based
on the entirety of the optical isomer separating agent is used to thereby, even
in the use of optical isomer separating agent with a multiplicity of
identification sites, enable accomplishing excellent separation of optical
isomers.
Supercritical fractionating apparatus and process
Publication info: EP1759751 - 2007-03-07
Abstract£ºThe present invention provides a super fractionating
apparatus and process, consisting of a fractionation column having an adsorbent
body that assists in the fractionation process, and further includes a carbon
dioxide supply unit, a carbon dioxide flow pipe, a raw material supply unit and
a raw material flow pipe. The carbon dioxide flow pipe connects to the carbon
dioxide supply unit and the fractionating column, and a pressure unit and a
temperature control unit are configured on the carbon dioxide flow pipe. The raw
material flow pipe connects to the raw material supply unit and the
fractionating column, and a pressure unit is configured on the raw material flow
pipe. The fractionating column having the adsorbent body disposed therein causes
turbulence in the fluid within the fractionating column, thereby increasing
fractionation efficiency and assisting in stabilizing the extracts, which
facilitates collection thereof.
NICKEL-BASE
CORROSION-RESISTANT ALLOY AND CORROSION-RESISTANT MEMBERS MADE OF THE ALLOY FOR
THE APPARATUS FOR REACTION WITH SUPERCRITICAL AMMONIA
Publication info: WO2007023797 - 2007-03-01
Abstract£ºThe invention aims at providing an alloy which exhibits
excellent resistance to corrosion from supercritical ammonia and is suitable for
the apparatus for reaction with supercritical ammonia. The alloy contains 15 to
less than 50 % of Cr and Mo and/or W in amounts satisfying the relationships: Mo
+ 0.5W = 1.5 to 8.5% and 1.8Cr%/(Mo% + 0.5W%) = 3.0 to 70.0, the balance being
Ni and unavoidable impurities. It is preferable that the Fe and C contents of
the alloy be less than 3% and less than 0.05% respectively. According to the
invention, the apparatus for reaction with supercritical ammonia is made of the
alloy or the surface of the apparatus to be brought into contact with
supercritical ammonia fluid is covered with the alloy. The alloy exhibits
excellent resistance to corrosion from supercritical ammonia and a mineralizer
added thereto. The invention brings about improvement in the safety and
reliability of the apparatus, manufacturing cost reduction, prolongation of
apparatus life, and running cost reduction.
A process for preparation of polyglutarimide resin using a fluid of super
critical condition
Publication info: TW258486B - 2006-07-21
Abstract£ºDisclosed is a method for preparing a polyglutarimide
by reacting an acrylic resin with an imidizing agent. The method uses a
supercritical fluid, preferably supercritical carbon dioxide to remove unreacted
materials and by-products, and thus can provide a polyglutarimide having
excellent optical properties.
SELECTIVE SEPARATION
OR EXTRACTION OF STEROIDAL GLYCOSIDES BY SUPERCRITICAL FLUID EXTRACTION USING
CARBON DIOXIDE
Publication info: EP1756140 - 2007-02-28
Abstract£ºA method for selectively separating desirable steroidal
glycosides from undesirable components present in plant material of the
Asclepiadaceae family containing the same. The method comprises contacting the
plant material or material derived therefrom (herein: "the material") with
liquid or supercritical carbon dioxide under conditions whereby the desirable
steroidal glycosides dissolve in the liquid or supercritical carbon dioxide in
preference to the undesirable components, and subsequently recovering the
desirable steroidal glycosides from the carbon dioxide solution.
METHOD AND
INSTALLATION FOR REGULATING THE MODIFIER LEVEL IN CHROMATOGRAPHY OR
SUPERCRITICAL EXTRACTION WITH RECYCLING
Publication info: WO2007020352 - 2007-02-22
Abstract£ºThe invention relates to a chromatography or
supercritical extraction method in which the eluent comprises a mixture of a
fluid and a modifier and in which the fluid is recycled. The invention comprises
an operation consisting in determining at least one quantity linked to the level
of modifier that is mixed with the recycled fluid and, if necessary, a
correction operation in order to limit variations in the level of modifier in
the eluent at the inlet of the column or the extractor. The invention also
relates to a chromatography or extraction installation.
A METHOD FOR PRODUCING
FINE PARTICLES USING METHOD OF RAPID EXPANSION INTO POOR SOLVENT FROM
SUPERCRITICAL FLUID
Publication info: KR20060125871 - 2006-12-06
Abstract£ºA method for producing high-molecular weight
microspheres of the present invention includes the steps of dissolving or
dispersing a high-molecular material in a high pressure fluid containing a
supercritical fluid and an entrainer, and spraying the resultant high pressure
fluid into a poor solvent to cause rapid expansion. According to the production
method, high-molecular weight microspheres or coated microspheres whose average
particle size can be controlled can be produced.
METHOD OF SUBSTANCE
SEPARATION BY SUPERCRITICAL FLUID CHROMATOGRAPHY AND VAPOR LIQUID SEPARATOR FOR
USE THEREIN
Publication info: KR20060123511 - 2006-12-01
Abstract£ºA method comprising liquefying a gas to thereby obtain
a liquefied gas; injecting a sample into a mobile phase containing a solvent and
a supercritical fluid formed from the liquefied gas; passing this mobile phase
through a column so that the mobile phase containing desired substance is
divided into the solvent and the gas; and separating the desired substance from
the solvent, wherein when the pressure of the gas divided from the mobile phase
is higher than the pressure of the gas fed for formation of the liquefied gas
from gas supply device, the gas divided from the mobile phase is liquefied.
Further, there is provided a vapor liquid separator for use in the method.
SPONTANEOUS
SUPERCRITICAL FLUID RECOVERY AND REFINING OF HYDROCARBONS FROM HYDROCARBON-EARING
FORMATIONS APPLYING FUEL CELL GAS IN SITU
Publication info: WO2007018844 - 2007-02-15
Abstract£ºA plume of combined gases are infused into
hydrocarbon-bearing formations, "inert" as the major gas and "reactive" as the
minor gas, where the minor gas reacts with hydrocarbons to fully saturate
hydrocarbons with supercritical fluid, which migrate hydrocarbons out of
formations, even at great distances from the regulated fuel cell source. Coal,
tar sands, petroleum-contaminated soil, and/or oil wells that have lost gas
pressure can also be desorbed by this in-situ method.
Soil testing apparatus
Publication info: GB2429059 - 2007-02-14
Abstract£ºAn apparatus for in situ testing of a soil sample
comprises: <UL ST="-"> <LI>an elongate body having a hollow core and an open
end; <LI>an upper barrier or means for forming, in use, an upper barrier, within
soil, across said hollow core; <LI>means for forming, in use, a lower barrier,
within soil, across said hollow core such that a sample zone is defined with the
hollow core between said upper and lower barriers; <LI>fluid supply means for
delivery of a fluid to said sample zone; and <LI>fluid exit means for removal of
said fluid from said sample zone. </UL> The barrier(s) may be formed by a
cryogenic material e.g. supercritical liquid carbon dioxide to form a plug of
frozen soil.
SCF EXTRACT CONTAINING
CARDIAC GLYCOSIDE
Publication info: WO2007016176 - 2007-02-08
Abstract£ºA supercritical fluid (SCF) extract of a cardiac
glycoside-containing plant mass is provided. The extract can be included in a
pharmaceutical composition containing an extract-solubilizing amount of
solubilizer. Oleandrin is included within the extract when a cardiac
glycoside-containing plant, such as Nerium oleander, is extracted by SCF
extraction. The extract can also contain one or more other SCF extractable
pharmacologically active agents. The composition can be used to treat a wide
range of disorders that are therapeutically responsive to a cardiac glycoside.
Pump design for circulating
supercritical fluid
Publication info: TW256984B - 2006-06-21
Abstract£ºIn accordance with an embodiment of the present
invention, a pump assembly for circulating a supercritical fluid is disclosed.
The pump assembly comprises an impeller for pumping fluid between a pump inlet
and a pump outlet; a rotating pump shaft coupled to the impeller, wherein the
pump shaft is supported by corrosion resistant bearings; a rotor of a DC motor
potted in epoxy and encased in a non-magnetic material sleeve; and a stator
sealed from the fluid via a polymer sleeve. The pump can be of centrifugal type.
The bearings can be made of silicon nitride balls combined with bearing races
made of Cronidur(R) and can operate without oil or grease lubrication. The
polymer sleeve can be a PEEK(TM) sleeve which forms a casing for the stator. The
non-magnetic material sleeve encasing the rotor of the DC motor is preferably
made of stainless steel. A portion of the fluid passing through the pump
assembly can be diverted over the bearings and/or the rotor and stator.
REMOVAL OF MEMS
SACRIFICIAL LAYERS USING SUPERCRITICAL FLUID/CHEMICAL FORMULATIONS
Publication info: KR20060121168 - 2006-11-28
Abstract£ºA method and composition for removing
silicon-containing sacrificial layers from Micro Electro Mechanical System (MEMS)
and other semiconductor substrates having such sacrificial layers is described.
The etching compositions include a supercritical fluid (SCF), an etchant
species, a co-solvent, and optionally a surfactant. Such etching compositions
overcome the intrinsic deficiency of SCFs as cleaning reagents, viz., the
non-polar character of SCFs and their associated inability to solubilize polar
species that must be removed from the semiconductor substrate. The resultant
etched substrates experience lower incidents of stiction relative to substrates
etched using conventional wet etching techniques.
A METHOD FOR
MICRONIZED ARBUTIN USING SUPERCRITICAL FLUID PROCESS
Publication info: KR20060119612 - 2006-11-24
Abstract not available for KR20060119612
SUPERCRITICAL
FLUID EXTRACTION METHOD OF CAFFEINE
Publication info: KR20060119032 - 2006-11-24
Abstract not available for KR20060119032
METHOD OF
OBTAINING A NATURAL HYDROXYTYROSOL-RICH CONCENTRATE FROM OLIVE TREE RESIDUES AND
SUBPRODUCTS USING CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES
Publication info: WO2007013032 - 2007-02-01
Abstract£ºThe present invention relates to a process of obtaining
a natural, bioactive concentrate, rich on hydroxytyrosol, from olive tree
residues and subproducts using clean technologies. These technologies comprise
supercritical fluid extraction, nanofiltration and reverse osmosis which are
used individually or in an integrated mode. The natural extract comprises a
minimum concentration of 15% (mass fraction) in hydroxytirosol and a maximum
concentration of 98% (mass fraction) in this compound. The hydroxytyrosol-rich
concentrate exhibits anti-oxidant, anti-microbial, anti-inflammatory and
anti-carcinogenic activities, which are superior to the activities observed for
isolated hydroxytyrosol in equivalent concentration. The hydroxytyrosol-rich
concentrate can be prepared in the form of solid particles, as an aqueous
solution, in an emulsion or as lipidic based nanoparticles. Industrial
application comprises the food, pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries.
METHOD AND TOOL FOR
CLEANING CAVITIES
Publication info: WO2007012364 - 2007-02-01
Abstract£ºThe invention relates to method for cleaning cavities
(2) located in parts (1), to a respective cleaning device and a fluid supply
thereto. The inventive method consists in introducing a supercritical carbon
dioxide (14) into the cavity (2) for the cleaning thereof. After finishing said
operation, the supercritical carbon dioxide in the cavity (2) is reduced in such
a way that a carbon dioxide gas and a carbon dioxide snow are formed therein
before being removed therefrom.
A PROCESS AND COMPOSITION FOR
MAKING OLANZAPINE FORM (I)
Publication info: WO2007009788 - 2007-01-25
Abstract£ºThe
invention relates to a process for making crystalline olanzapine Form (I), which
comprises reducing the pressure of a gas/supercritical fluid composition
comprising carbon dioxide and olanzapine to precipitate crystalline olanzapine
form (I) from said composition.
METHOD OF PARTICLE
FORMATION
Publication info: WO2007009164 - 2007-01-25
Abstract£ºA method of co-formulating two or more pharmaceutically
active compounds into a particulate product including contacting a dense,
supercritical or near-critical fluid With a suspension of a first active
compound in a medium that is miscible with the dense fluid and a solution of a
second active compound in a solvent that is miscible with the dense fluid. The
product may be the first active agent coated with the second active agent. The
method may use coaxial nozzles for the fluid, media or solvents. The method may
be applied to production of dry powders for inhalation including beta-agonists
and corticosteroids. Apparatus for use in the method comprising means for
streams of solvents, media and dense fluids to enter a precipitation chamber at
substantially the same point and means for collection of particles under gravity
in one or more collection chambers.
CHELATING AGENT COMPRISING
NOVEL AMIDE COMPOUND USED IN METAL-EXTRACTING USING SUPERCRITICAL OR LIQUID
STATE FLUID, METAL-EXTRACTING METHOD AND METAL-EXTRACTING SYSTEM USING SAID
CHELATING AGENT
Publication info: KR20060113077 - 2006-11-02
Abstract not available for KR20060113077
STERILIZATION USING HIGH-PRESSURE
CARBON DIOXIDE
Publication info: WO2007008618 - 2007-01-18
Abstract£ºDisclosed
are compositions and methods for the biocompatible sterilization of materials,
in particular, of medical devices and implants. Sterilization is achieved by
deactivation of microorganisms through treatment of the material with a mixture
of at least one microbiocidal additive and a high-pressure or supercritical
fluid, for example, high-pressure carbon dioxide or supercritical carbon
dioxide. This abstract is intended as a scanning tool for purposes of searching
in the particular art and is not intended to be limiting of the present
invention.
PARTICLE, ITS PRODUCTION METHOD,
TONER AND IMAGE FORMING METHOD USING IT
Publication info: JP2006346557 - 2006-12-28
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a particle having a resin coating layer formed
on a Abstract£ºsurface of a resin fine particle by at least either a
supercritical fluid or a subcritical fluid, being excellent in an electrostatic
property and especially suitable for toner or the like, a production method of
the particle, toner produced by a production method of the particle and an image
forming method capable of attaining a higher image quality using the toner.
SOLUTION: The production method of the particle comprises at least a resin
coating layer forming step for forming the resin coating layer containing an
olefin copolymer having a cyclic structure on the surface of the resin fine
particle by using at least either a supercritical fluid or a subcritical fluid,
wherein the olefin copolymer has a glass transition temperature of 60 to
180[deg.]C and a number average molecular weight of 1,000 to 120,000.
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SUPERCRITICAL
FLUID-ASSISTED DEPOSITION OF MATERIALS ON SEMICONDUCTOR SUBSTRATES
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Abstract£ºSupercritical fluid-assisted deposition of materials on
substrates, such as semiconductor substrates for integrated circuit device
manufacture. The deposition is effected using a supercritical fluid-based
composition containing the precursor(s) of the material to be deposited on the
substrate surface. Such approach permits use of precursors that otherwise would
be wholly unsuitable for deposition applications, as lacking requisite
volatility and transport characteristics for vapor phase deposition processes.
PURIFICATION OF
SILICONE CONTAINING COMPOUNDS BY SUPERCRITICAL FLUID EXTRACTION
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Abstract£ºThe present invention relates to a process for the
purification of silicone containing compounds via supercritical fluid
extraction. Specifically, the present invention relates to a process comprising
the steps of contacting at least one silicone containing compound with a
supercritical fluid having a density of between about 0.2 and about 0.8 g/ml,
decreasing said density so that two phases are formed a first phase comprising
said at least one silicone containing compound and a second phase comprising at
least one impurity and separating said second phase from said first phase.
METHOD FOR THE RAPID
DENSIFICATION OF A POROUS SUBSTRATE, COMPRISING THE FORMATION OF A SOLID DEPOSIT
WITHIN THE POROSITY OF THE SUBSTRATE
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Abstract£ºThe invention relates to a method for the densification
of a porous fibrous refractory substrate, comprising the formation of a solid
matrix deposit. The inventive method is performed using a fluid composition
containing a reactive fluid that is a precursor of the material of the solid
deposit to be formed and an optional dilution fluid. The method is carried out
at a temperature and pressure that enable the reactive fluid and/or the optional
dilution fluid to be maintained in the supercritical state, while simultaneously
and directly forming the solid matrix deposit. In this way, the length of the
process can be reduced considerably in relation to standard CVI methods.
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methods of forming layers over substrates
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458 METHOD FOR DYEING
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459 Generation of
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486 Method and apparatus
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488 COMPOSITIONS AND
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494 Dispersing
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498 Extracts of celery seed
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