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JULY 15, 2020
The post-combustion outlet gas is more easily separated into water and CO 2 to the pipeline, thereby lowering the electricity costs of grids with high levels of VRE. Georgia Institute of Technology. The proposed technology easily separates the CO 2 and H 2 O in the flue gas of an oxy-combustor. 8 Rivers Capital. Envergex, LLC.
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AUGUST 12, 2021
The incoming freshman at MIT won $600. The concept of a 3D-printed 3D printer was a theory before Minnick began his project three years ago. Georgia Tech freshman studying computer science, created a rip-current detection system that incorporates machine learning. A SELF-REPLICATING 3D PRINTER. RIP-CURRENT DETECTION SYSTEM.
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APRIL 30, 2010
More than 540 initial concept papers were received in the three focus areas. Water will be the primary byproduct. A novel metal complex for electrolysis of water will be used to generate the hydrogen at high rates. of Georgia). per gallon. The project also will develop a chemical method to transform butanol into jet fuel.
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MARCH 19, 2015
The project will draw on ORNL’s expertise in fuels, materials, instrumentation and controls, design concepts, and modeling and simulation for advanced reactors, as well as the lab’s experience in the design, construction and operation of the Molten Salt Reactor Experiment, the only molten salt reactor ever built. cool the fuel. J/cm 3 -K).
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NOVEMBER 28, 2012
The projects were selected through a merit-based process from thousands of concept papers and hundreds of full applications. decrease water use compared to conventional algae reactors. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) will develop a. deployed remotely, MIT’s reformer could be used for small, remote sources of gas.
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SEPTEMBER 30, 2011
that produces large quantities of sugar and requires less water. will conduct a one-year “proof-of-concept seedling” program. to demonstrate proof of concept for hydride-based thermal. heating and water purification. energy storage MIT and Boston College will develop phase change materials. . $3,734,939.
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