Method and Apparatus for Optimizing Sorptive Storage of Gas

a sorptive storage and gas technology, applied in the direction of specific gravity measurement, container discharge methods, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of increasing storage capacity at the expense, not all the gas adsorption by sorptive materials can be delivered from the storage vessel,

Inactive Publication Date: 2016-02-18
GAS TECH ENERGY CONCEPTS
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This patented technology allows companies to optimize storing their own natural gas (NG) under specific conditions such as temperature and humidity levels during different times while also evaluating its performance over time. It uses multiple types of adhesive substances that can be used individually instead of collecting them together with other liquids like water before testing it out. By measuring these properties accurately, businesses are able to better manage NG production more efficiently.

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The technical problem addressed in this patented technology relates how to improve the efficiency with which stored gasses are taken out during operation without losing their effectiveness due to poor deliverability caused by insufficiently loaded adsorpives on certain types of material used in storing them.

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[0012]The present disclosure provides systems and methods for evaluating adsorbent materials within a storage vessel to optimize the storage of gases in the storage vessel. It should be noted that the terms “adsorbent” and “adsorptive”, and the like, as used herein, refer to the use of either a sorbent, sorptive, or an absorbent material.

[0013]Referring to FIG. 1, an exemplary storage vessel 10 for storing a gas and an exemplary gas supply source 14 for supplying a gas (e.g., natural gas) to the storage vessel 10 are illustrated. The storage vessel 10 includes an inlet / outlet apparatus 12 configured to allow the storage vessel 10 to be selectively coupled and decoupled in fluid communication with a gas supply source 14. According to some aspects of the present disclosure, the inlet / outlet apparatus 12 can include a shut-off valve 16 configured to selectively open and close the fluid communication between the storage vessel 10 and the gas supply 14. Additionally, the storage vessel

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A system for optimizing storage of gas in a storage vessel includes a storage vessel, a gas supply source selectively coupled to the storage vessel to supply gas to the storage vessel, a pressure gauge to measure a pressure within the storage vessel, a plurality of adsorbent materials, a measurement device configured to determine at least one of a weight or a mass of at least the storage vessel, and a computing device. Each of the plurality of adsorbent materials is separately disposed in the storage vessel for individual evaluation. The computing device is communicatively coupled to the measurement device and configured to process information based on the measured weight or mass determined by the measurement device. The computing device is configured to determine a density, an adsorption capacity, and a deadsorption rate of each adsorbent material disposed in the storage vessel based on information determined by the measurement device.

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