Abstract: An apparatus (10, 110, 210, 310) for the separation and recovery of CO2, from air, by a cyclic adsorption/desorption process using a loose particulate sorbent for gas adsorption. The apparatus has a plurality of adjacent, parallel, spaced-apart layers (24, 124, 224, 324), each having a stiff frame supporting a flexible, gas-permeable fabric enclosure for the sorbent. The gas inlet (14, 114, 214, 314) and outlet (18, 118, 216, 316) of the apparatus are on its axially opposite sides, and each layer (24, 124, 224, 324) extending axially within the apparatus. The recovered CO2 can be either supplied to an enclosed space, recycled to an enclosed space, from which the CO2 had been separated, or vented to the exterior of the latter enclosed space.

Abstract: An apparatus (10, 110, 210, 310) for the separation and recovery of CO2, from air, by a cyclic adsorption/desorption process using a loose particulate sorbent for gas adsorption. The apparatus has a plurality of adjacent, parallel, spaced-apart layers (24, 124, 224, 324), each having a stiff frame supporting a flexible, gas-permeable fabric enclosure for the sorbent. The gas inlet (14, 114, 214, 314) and outlet (18, 118, 216, 316) of the apparatus are on its axially opposite sides, and each layer (24, 124, 224, 324) extending axially within the apparatus. The recovered CO2 can be either supplied to an enclosed space, recycled to an enclosed space, from which the CO2 had been separated, or vented to the exterior of the latter enclosed space.

Abstract: An apparatus and process for separating and removing CO2 generated by one or more passengers in the air in the interior of a cabin of a vehicle. Provided are: —a first stream of the air from the interior of the cabin to an interior of a container holding a loose particulate sorbent for CO2; —a second stream of air depleted in CO2 from the interior of the container holding the sorbent to an interior of the cabin; —a third stream of the air from exterior of the cabin to the inferior of the container holding the sorbent; and —a fourth stream of air enriched in CO2 from the interior of the container holding the sorbent to an exterior of the cabin.

Abstract: An apparatus and process for separating and removing CO2 generated by one or more passengers in the air in the interior of a cabin of a vehicle. Provided are:—a first stream of the air from the interior of the cabin to an interior of a container holding a loose particulate sorbent for CO2;—a second stream of air depleted in CO2 from the interior of the container holding the sorbent to an interior of the cabin;—a third stream of the air from exterior of the cabin to the inferior of the container holding the sorbent; and—a fourth stream of air enriched in CO2 from the interior of the container holding the sorbent to an exterior of the cabin.

Abstract: An apparatus (10, 110, 210, 310) for the separation and recovery of CO2, from air, by a cyclic adsorption/desorption process using a loose particulate sorbent for gas adsorption. The apparatus has a plurality of adjacent, parallel, spaced-apart layers (24, 124, 224, 324), each having a stiff frame supporting a flexible, gas-permeable fabric enclosure for the sorbent. The gas inlet (14, 114, 214, 314) and outlet (18,1 18, 216, 316) of the apparatus are on its axially opposite sides, and each layer (24,124, 224, 324) extending axially within the apparatus. The recovered CO2 can be either supplied to an enclosed space, recycled to an enclosed space, from which the CO2 had been separated, or vented to the exterior of the latter enclosed space.

Abstract: The present invention describes a novel cross-linker, a method for preparing one or more cross-linked biomolecules, biomolecular complexes of two or more biomolecules, a method for preparing cross-linked fragments from such cross-linked biomolecules and/or biomolecular complexes, a method for cleavage and reduction of such cross-linked biomolecules and/or biomolecular complexes, a method for identifying cross-links in such cross-linked biomolecules and/or biomolecular complexes, as well as a method for determining relative amounts of cross-links in a biomolecule or biomolecular complex in two or more samples.