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WO/2007/037722A1 |
The invention relates to catalysis and organic chemistry, in particular to methods for storing hydrogen in catalytic systems based on organic compound hydrogenating-dehydrogenating reactions. The inventive catalytic composites used for s...
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WO/2007/035512A2 |
A hydrogen generation fuel cartridge system which can be removably connected to a fuel cell power module is disclosed. The removable hydrogen generation fuel cartridge comprises a fuel storage module and a hydrogen generation system bala...
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WO/2007/032387A1 |
A gas generator (1) comprising a short cylindrical housing (2) which includes a lower cover (2b) forming an initiator shell in which an igniting means is installed and an upper cover (2a) forming a closure shell closing the lower cover. ...
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WO/2007/029682A1 |
A semiconductor bridge, an igniter, and gas generator for satisfying a high-speed responsiveness required by a side inflator or the like. The semiconductor bridge comprises a bridge circuit generating heat by being energized and provided...
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WO/2007/018992A2 |
A method and apparatus for fuel reforming using the exhaust gases from internal combustion engines and high temperature combustion processes in which a fuel for reforming and steam mixture is introduced into a tube bundle having a plural...
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WO/2007/011548A2 |
A method and apparatus are provided for generating Oxygen. Water-soluble chemicals are mixed in water, and the result is medically pure Oxygen. The water-soluble chemicals have long shelf -lives and are non- toxic, not an environmental h...
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WO/2006/130848A2 |
A gas generating system (10) for use in a vehicle occupant protection system (180) is provided wherein an end closure (14) is coupled to an outer housing (12) at a first end (12a), in a metal-to-metal seal. The gas generating system (10)...
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WO/2006/113680A2 |
A hydrogen generator comprising a hydrogen membrane reactor, a fuel supply, a reaction fuel supply line, an air supply, an air supply line, a combustion fuel supply line, a tail gas supply line, a combustion by-product line for transport...
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WO/2006/091618A2 |
A method and apparatus for producing and dispensing a cleaning solution. The cleaning solution is produced by reacting chemicals within a dispensing apparatus. In one embodiment, the dispensing apparatus has a conduit containing a cataly...
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WO/2006/085520A1 |
An oxygen feeder having an oxygen container has a high gas pressure in the container and this not only results in the high cost of gas charging of the oxygen container but poses a problem concerning safety during operation. A hydrogen-oc...
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WO/2006/077952A1 |
A gas generator easily manufacturable at low cost without requiring such operations as the fixing of a holder to a housing by welding and the additional working and molding of the holder and a method of manufacturing the gas generator. T...
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WO/2006/069254A2 |
A conduit is arranged in a substantially vertical configuration and has an input and an output for passing a gas through the conduit interior. A catalyst material is present within the conduit. A heat source heats the conduit to a suffic...
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WO/2006/062625A2 |
A fuel reformer having an enclosure with first and second opposing surfaces, a sidewall connecting the first and second opposing surfaces and an inlet port and an outlet port in the sidewall. A plate assembly supporting a catalyst and ba...
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WO/2006/053236A1 |
A fuel cartridge (10) for a hydrogen generating system includes a cartridge containing a substantially anhydrous chemical hydride reactant. A plurality of liquid conduits (21) extends into the cartridge housing (11) and each of the liqui...
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WO/2006/049918A2 |
Feedstock delivery systems for hydrogen generation assemblies having a hydrogen-producing region and a heating assembly. The delivery system provides a hydrogen-production fluid to the hydrogen-producing region and provides a heating fue...
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WO/2006/050036A1 |
A self-erecting device which can serve as a signaling unit. An absorbent pad connected to a self-erecting device results in a combined signal and spill absorbing unit. The self-erecting and absorbing device is simple in construction and ...
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WO/2006/033896A2 |
An electronic controller (16) controls the operation of an electrochemical oxygen generating system (14) producing a desired gas. The product gas is fed to a storage unit (12) or a regulator (28) and pulsing valve (28) controlling the ga...
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WO/2006/030967A1 |
A hybrid gas producer in which the temperature of discharge gas is reduced, thereby keeping a bag inner pressure after inflation of an air bag to enable the air bag to be kept inflated. An opening as a gas discharge hole is formed in a t...
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WO/2006/016632A1 |
A gas generating device for an air bag which has a housing having a gas discharging port, an ignition means chamber having an ignition means placed therein, a combustion chamber having a gas generating agent held therein, and a cylindric...
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WO/2006/017022A2 |
Disclosed herein are systems and methods for producing hydrogen in a reactor having a non-catalytic hydrogen selective permeable membrane in thermal contact with a reaction zone.
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WO/2005/123577A2 |
A thermochemical water-splitting process all reactions of which operate at relatively low temperatures and high efficiencies, and in which relatively inexpensive materials and processing methods are made possible. This invention involves...
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WO/2005/120694A1 |
Substantially pure oxygen is provided to an up flow reformer (49a) from a separator (108) downwardly impelled water droplets (53) mix with the outflow (58) of a CPO (59), flowing upwardly through high temperature (68) and low temperature...
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WO/2005/120693A2 |
A fuel processing system (FPS) (120, 220, 320) provides a hydrogen-rich reformate having a reduced level of CO (34, 234, 62), as for use in a fuel cell power plant (120). The FPS includes, in combination, a reformer (30, 230) for convert...
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WO/2005/118946A2 |
Self-steaming benefit compositions for treating fabrics. The present invention relates to compositions which are both self-steaming and include one or more benefit agents to provide benefits to fabrics. The present invention also relates...
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WO/2005/118466A2 |
A hydrogen plant including a fuel reforming plant (10) configured to receive and process hydrocarbon feedstock (12) and configured to discharge wet reformate (20) including a hydrogen-containing gas stream, and a condenser (30) configure...
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WO/2005/109560A2 |
A fuel cartridge (100) includes a fuel containing substance (104), a heater (106) in thermal communication with the fuel containing substance (104) and an information storage device (116). A device comprising an electrochemical cell (232...
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WO/2005/105287A1 |
The invention relates to methods for storing hydrogen in catalytic systems whose operation is based on cyclic hydrogenating-dehydrogenating reactions of condensed and polynuclear compounds. The inventive catalytic composite material for ...
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WO/2005/102914A2 |
A system is disclosed for hydrogen generation based on the hydrolysis of solid chemical hydrides with the capability of controlled startup and stop characteristics wherein regulation of acid concentration, acid feed rate, or a combinatio...
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WO/2005/095162A1 |
A gas generator (1A), comprising an igniter (10), a gas generating agent (50) ignited by the igniter (10) and generating gas by burning, and a holder (20) and an AC cup (40) forming therein a gas generating agent storage chamber filled w...
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WO/2005/095163A1 |
A metal holder with electrode pins suitable for a gas generator having excellent sealability and enabling the less projection of the electrode pins even when the gas generator is operated under high temperatures, a method of manufacturin...
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WO/2005/091785A2 |
Fuel processing systems, which contain a fuel processor, and feedstock treatment systems for use in the same. The fuel processor is configured to produce a hydrogen, or hydrogen-rich, stream from a feed stream, which may include, for exa...
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WO/2005/090229A1 |
Provided is a hydrogen-generating device containing an aqueous solution of a chemical hydride as a raw material. The device includes a container for containing the aqueous solution of the chemical hydride and venting hydrogen gas generat...
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WO/2005/082511A1 |
A gas generator has a closing plug (24) having a header section (45) and two or more electrode pins (22, 23), a thin film bridge (25) having electrode pads (41, 42), and an igniter (10) for igniting ignition agents (26, 27) when an elect...
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WO/2005/076767A2 |
An electrolyzer which decomposes distilled water into a new fuel composed of hydrogen, oxygen and their molecular and magnecular bonds, called HHO. The electrolyzer can be used to provide the new combustible gas as an additive to combust...
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WO/2005/065811A1 |
A method of producing a gas producer-use filter capable of producing a filter having a good shape retainability. The method of producing a gas producer-use filter that is a tubular product consisting of copper-plated iron wires knit toge...
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WO/2005/065999A1 |
A filter for an air bag gas producer, easy to produce, having sufficient filter performance and cooling performance, having less damage when a gas producer is activated, and having high reliability. The filter for an air bag gas producer...
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WO/2005/056471A1 |
A method and apparatus are provided for generating Oxygen. Water-soluble chemicals are mixed in water, and the result is medically pure Oxygen. The water-soluble chemicals have long shelf-lives and are non-toxic, not an environmental haz...
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WO/2005/049485A1 |
A self-regulating gas generator that, in response to gas demand, supplies and automatically adjusts the amount of gas (e.g., hydrogen or oxygen) catalytically generated in a chemical supply chamber (41) from an appropriate chemical suppl...
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WO/2005/044343A1 |
Disclosed is a device for dosed dispensation of fluid, particularly an infusion fluid, comprising a housing (1), which receives fluid in a fluid chamber (2) connected to an outlet (20), and a pressure medium chamber (3) via which a flexi...
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WO/2005/019098A1 |
A hydrogen generator includes a solid hydrogen source (e.g. sodium borohydrate disposed within a housing and an inlet configures to guide a fluid (e.g. water) to contact the solid hydrogen source.
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WO/2005/014345A1 |
A gas producer (30) has a metallic housing (3) constituted of an initiator shell (1) and a closure shell (2), a combustion chamber (5) formed in the housing (3) and where a gas-producing agent (4) for producing a high-temperature gas by ...
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WO/2005/015117A1 |
The present invention provides a hybrid inflator (10) in which the time up to the beginning of pressurized gas discharge during an operation is shortened. The present invention provides a hybrid inflator (10) having an elongated inflator...
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WO/2005/014346A1 |
The present invention provides an inflator with high operation reliability. A first rupturable plate 47 is broken by high temperature gas generated from a gas generating agent ignited and burnt by an igniter 43, and the high temperature ...
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WO/2005/014344A1 |
A gas producer capable of filling a sufficient amount of a gas-producing agent in a combustion chamber with a housing maintained in high safety and capable of uniformly and efficiently combusting the gas-producing agent in the combustion...
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WO/2005/007463A1 |
To provide a hybrid inflator in which the combustibility of a second gas generating agent is improved. Some of the openings 121a out of second openings 121 are shielded with tape 132, and the opening area A2nd-1 of the remaining openings...
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WO/2005/005202A2 |
A multiple stage inflator (10) has a diffuser subassembly (22) and two gas generator subassemblies (65, 66). A multiple stage inflator (10) has numerous output characteristics or output profiles associated therewith to protect different ...
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WO/2004/113224A1 |
Disclosed herein are reusable apparatus for the generation of a gas including a reactant chamber defined at least in part by a gas permeable material and a resealable opening. In certain embodiments the gas penneable material is substant...
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WO/2004/106124A1 |
An inflator where wiring work from an igniter to a power source is facilitated. The inflator has one igniter (36) and first gas discharge holes (34, 46) located away from each other. After a first burst plate (38) is broken by an actuati...
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WO/2004/106123A1 |
An inflator suitable for a curtain air bag. The inflator has two igniters (36, 46) and a gas discharge hole (34) formed in one end side. A first burst plate (38) is broken by an actuation of a first igniter (36), and pressurized gas is d...
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WO/2004/092548A2 |
A dual-chamber or single-chamber, aqueous-chemistry-based, portable reactor for reducing water via an exothermic reactions to produce heat and hydrogen gas. An aluminum metal is contained within a lower reaction chamber (104), an aqueous...
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