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Energy | 2004

Rapid solar-thermal dissociation of natural gas in an aerosol flow reactor

Jaimee K. Dahl; Karen J. Buechler; Ryan Finley; Timothy Stanislaus; Alan W. Weimer; Allan Lewandowski; Carl Bingham; Alexander Smeets; Adrian Schneider

A solar-thermal aerosol flow reactor process is being developed to dissociate natural gas (NG) to hy drogen (H2) and carbon black at high rates. Concentrated sunlight approaching 10 kW heats a 9.4 cm long×2.4 cm diameter graphite reaction tube to temperatures ~2000 K using a 74% theoretically efficient secondary concentrator. Pure methane feed has been dissociated to 70% for residence times less than 0.1 s. The resulting carbon black is 20–40 nm in size, amorphous, and pure. A 5 million (M) kg/yr carbon black/1.67 M kg/yr H2 plant is considered for process scale-up. The total permanent investment (TPI) of this plant is


Journal of Materials Science | 2001

Effects of promoters on the product quality of nanophase SiC/α-Si3N4 composite powders synthesized through carbothermal reduction nitridation

Karen J. Buechler; David R. Chacon; David R. Scott; Alan W. Weimer

12.7 M. A 15% IRR after tax is achieved when the carbon black is sold for


International Journal of Hydrogen Energy | 2004

Solar-thermal dissociation of methane in a fluid-wall aerosol flow reactor

Jaimee K. Dahl; Karen J. Buechler; Alan W. Weimer; Allan Lewandowski; Carl Bingham

0.66/kg and the H2 for


Journal of the American Ceramic Society | 2007

Novel Processing to Produce Polymer/Ceramic Nanocomposites by Atomic Layer Deposition

Xinhua Liang; Luis F. Hakim; Guo Dong Zhan; Jarod A. McCormick; Steven M. George; Alan W. Weimer; Joseph A. Spencer; Karen J. Buechler; John Blackson; Charles J. Wood; John R. Dorgan

13.80/GJ. This plant could supply 0.06% of the world carbon black market. For this scenario, the solar-thermal process avoids 277 MJ fossil fuel and 13.9 kg-equivalent CO2/kg H2 produced as compared to conventional steam-methane reforming and furnace black processing.


Archive | 2003

Solar-thermal fluid-wall reaction processing

Alan W. Weimer; Jaimee K. Dahl; Allan Lewandowski; Carl Bingham; Karen J. Buechler; Willy Grothe

The effect of additives is investigated for the carbothermal reduction synthesis of nanophase silicon carbide/silicon nitride composite powders. Mixtures of silica, carbon, seed silicon nitride, and additive are reacted in a thermogravimetric analyzer. The mass loss information combined with compositional and spectroscopic analysis allows product quality (morphology, surface area, α-Si3N4 and β-SiC contents, oxygen content, etc.) information to be obtained. It was observed that all of the additives used in this study increased the reaction rate. Lithium carbonate produced a silicon nitride/silicon carbide composite that was not significantly different from experiments without promoter. However, the product quality was severely affected in other instances.


Powder Technology | 2005

SnO2 atomic layer deposition on ZrO2 and Al nanoparticles : Pathway to enhanced thermite materials

John D. Ferguson; Karen J. Buechler; Alan W. Weimer; Steven M. George


Archive | 2010

METHODS FOR PREODUCING COATED PHOSPHORS AND HOST MATERIAL PARTICLES USING ATOMIC LAYER DEPOSITION METHODS

Alan W. Weimer; Steven M. George; Karen J. Buechler; A. Spencer Ii Joseph; Jarod A. McCormick


Archive | 2007

FLUIDIZED BED POLYMER PARTICLE ALD TM PROCESS FOR PRODUCING HDPE/ALUMINA NANOCOMPOSITES

Joseph A. Spencer; Xinhua Liang; David M. King; Steven M. George; Alan W. Weimer; Karen J. Buechler; John Blackson; Charles J. Wood; R John


Archive | 2001

Rapid conversion of metal-containing compounds to form metals or metal alloys

Stephen D. Dunmead; Kauko Johannes Karpale; Alan W. Weimer; Karen J. Buechler; Jacob A. Johnson


Archive | 2001

Rapid conversion of metal-containing compounds to form metals or metal oxides

Stephen D. Dunmead; Kauko Johannes Karpale; Alan W. Weimer; Karen J. Buechler; Jacob A. Johnson

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Alan W. Weimer

University of Colorado Boulder

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Steven M. George

University of Colorado Denver

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Jacob A. Johnson

University of Colorado Boulder

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Kauko Johannes Karpale

University of Colorado Boulder

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Allan Lewandowski

National Renewable Energy Laboratory

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Carl Bingham

National Renewable Energy Laboratory

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Jaimee K. Dahl

University of Colorado Boulder

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John D. Ferguson

University of Colorado Boulder

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Xinhua Liang

University of Colorado Denver

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