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AssigneesExxonMobil Technology and Engineering Company, Georgia Tech Research Corporation
InventorsSimon C. Weston, Ryan P. Lively, Carter W. Abney, Fengyi Zhang, William J. Koros, Wenying Quan, Stephen J.A. DeWitt, Matthew J. Realff, Hannah E. Holmes, Yang Liu
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Ink compositions are provided for using solvent-based additive manufacturing (SBAM) techniques to form contactor structures and/or structures for use in an adsorption or absorption contactor. Methods forming a contactor using SBAM are also provided. The ink compositions can include a substantial content of adsorbent particles to provide enhanced adsorption by a contactor. Metal organic framework (MOF) structures and zeotype framework structures are examples of types of adsorbent particles that can be incorporated into an ink composition for forming a contactor structure by SBAM. The ink can further include a polymeric component that can serve as the structural component of a polymeric structural material produced by the additive manufacturing method. Such a structural material can correspond to a polymeric material with incorporated adsorbent particles. In some aspects, the polymeric structural material and/or the adsorbent particles can have selectivity for adsorption of CO2 from a process fluid flow.
An ink composition for solvent based additive manufacturing, comprising:
A method for forming a 3D printed polymer structure, comprising:
A continuous polymer structure formed by 3D printing of an ink composition, the ink composition comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.