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Low-Pressure, Windowless Solar Thermochemical Reactor for Large-Scale Fuel Production
Magnetically Stabilized to Overcome Sintering of Solid Reactants, Increasing Efficiency of Reactor This solar thermochemical reactor allows for large scale deployment by revolutionizing solar thermochemical fuel production and overcoming challenges within the industry. Producing fuel by converting solar energy into chemical energy via a reactor tackles...
Published: 7/30/2025   |   Inventor(s): Joerg Petrasch, James Klausner
Keywords(s): dual-cavity, magnetically stabilized, Reactor, Solar, thermo-chemical, Windowless
Category(s): Technology Classifications > Engineering > Mechanical
A High-Performance Reactor for Producing High-Purity Hydrogen from Coal
Improves Isolation Efficiency to Increase Output of Clean Hydrogen GasThis reactor produces high-purity hydrogen with inputs of readily available coal gases and water using a magnetically stabilized iron/silica porous structure, increasing efficiency and lowering production costs. Hydrogen is an energy-dense, clean fuel that releases only water upon...
Published: 6/27/2021   |   Inventor(s): Renwei Mei, James Klausner, Ayyoub Mehdizadeh Momen, Kyle Allen
Keywords(s): Fluidized Iron Powder Reactor, High Purity Hydrogen, Reactive Powder Beds
Category(s): Technology Classifications > Engineering > Mechanical
Sinter-Resistant Solar Thermochemical Reactive System for High-Temperature Energy Storage and Release
Strontium Carbonate/Strontium Zirconate Combination Enables Efficient, On-Demand Electricity Production This sinter-resistant reactor system enables efficient and sustainable storage and release of high-quality solar energy, and can operate effectively at temperatures above 1150°C (2102°F). Concentrated solar power (CSP) is a rapidly growing...
Published: 6/27/2021   |   Inventor(s): James Klausner, Nicholas AuYeung, Kelvin Randhir
Keywords(s): Carbon Dioxide, Energy Storage, fluidized bed, Solar thermal, Solar Thermochemical Reactor, strontium carbonate
Category(s): Technology Classifications > Engineering > Chemical, Technology Classifications > Engineering > Mechanical