Patents by Inventor Michael Charles Mangarella

Michael Charles Mangarella has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Publication number: 20230267107
    Abstract: Systems and methods are provided that convert the output of automated feature engineering techniques into interpretable Boolean expressions that can be visualized as a connected feature graph.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 5, 2023
    Publication date: August 24, 2023
    Inventor: Michael Charles Mangarella
  • Patent number: 10307729
    Abstract: Carbide-derived carbons are provided that have high dynamic loading capacity for high vapor pressure gasses such as H2S, SO2, or NH3. The carbide-derived carbons can have a plurality of metal chloride or metallic nanoparticles entrapped therein. Carbide-derived carbons are provided by extracting a metal from a metal carbide by chlorination of the metal carbide to produce a porous carbon framework having residual metal chloride nanoparticles incorporated therein, and annealing the porous carbon framework with H2 to remove residual chloride by reducing the metal chloride nanoparticles to produce the metallic nanoparticles entrapped within the porous carbon framework. The metals can include Fe, Co, Mo, or a combination thereof. The carbide-derived carbons are provided with an ammonia dynamic loading capacity of 6.9 mmol g?1 to 10 mmol g?1 at a relative humidity of 0% RH to 75% RH.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 27, 2017
    Date of Patent: June 4, 2019
    Assignee: Georgia Tech Research Corporation
    Inventors: Michael Charles Mangarella, Krista S. Walton
  • Publication number: 20180117563
    Abstract: Carbide-derived carbons are provided that have high dynamic loading capacity for high vapor pressure gasses such as H2S, SO2, or NH3. The carbide-derived carbons can have a plurality of metal chloride or metallic nanoparticles entrapped therein. Carbide-derived carbons are provided by extracting a metal from a metal carbide by chlorination of the metal carbide to produce a porous carbon framework having residual metal chloride nanoparticles incorporated therein, and annealing the porous carbon framework with H2 to remove residual chloride by reducing the metal chloride nanoparticles to produce the metallic nanoparticles entrapped within the porous carbon framework. The metals can include Fe, Co, Mo, or a combination thereof. The carbide-derived carbons are provided with an ammonia dynamic loading capacity of 6.9 mmol g?1 to 10 mmol g?1 at a relative humidity of 0% RH to 75% RH.
    Type: Application
    Filed: October 27, 2017
    Publication date: May 3, 2018
    Inventors: Michael Charles Mangarella, Krista S. Walton
  • Patent number: 9833765
    Abstract: Carbide-derived carbons are provided that have high dynamic loading capacity for high vapor pressure gasses such as H2S, SO2, or NH3. The carbide-derived carbons can have a plurality of metal chloride or metallic nanoparticles entrapped therein. Carbide-derived carbons are provided by extracting a metal from a metal carbide by chlorination of the metal carbide to produce a porous carbon framework having residual metal chloride nanoparticles incorporated therein, and annealing the porous carbon framework with H2 to remove residual chloride by reducing the metal chloride nanoparticles to produce the metallic nanoparticles entrapped within the porous carbon framework. The metals can include Fe, Co, Mo, or a combination thereof. The carbide-derived carbons are provided with an ammonia dynamic loading capacity of 6.9 mmol g?1 to 10 mmol g?1 at a relative humidity of 0% RH to 75% RH.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 25, 2016
    Date of Patent: December 5, 2017
    Assignee: Georgia Tech Research Corporation
    Inventors: Michael Charles Mangarella, Krista S. Walton
  • Publication number: 20160310929
    Abstract: Carbide-derived carbons are provided that have high dynamic loading capacity for high vapor pressure gasses such as H2S, SO2, or NH3. The carbide-derived carbons can have a plurality of metal chloride or metallic nanoparticles entrapped therein. Carbide-derived carbons are provided by extracting a metal from a metal carbide by chlorination of the metal carbide to produce a porous carbon framework having residual metal chloride nanoparticles incorporated therein, and annealing the porous carbon framework with H2 to remove residual chloride by reducing the metal chloride nanoparticles to produce the metallic nanoparticles entrapped within the porous carbon framework. The metals can include Fe, Co, Mo, or a combination thereof. The carbide-derived carbons are provided with an ammonia dynamic loading capacity of 6.9 mmol g?1 to 10 mmol g?1 at a relative humidity of 0% RH to 75% RH.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 25, 2016
    Publication date: October 27, 2016
    Inventors: Michael Charles Mangarella, Krista S. Walton