Adsorption Technology

A Legacy of Innovation Since 1930th:

For over nine decades, groundbreaking air adsorption technology (often referred as "Ad") has been at the forefront of revolutionizing various industrial processes. It was developed by Dow Chemicals (USA) in the 1930s, and has come a long way, evolving and adapting to meet the ever-changing needs of industries around the world.

Since its inception, Ad has seen continuous updates and enhancements, pushing the boundaries of efficiency and performance from initial 30% to a current 70%. Over the years, it has become an indispensable tool for a wide range of applications, from environmental control to gas separation and purification.

Our commitment to staying at the cutting edge of this technology has allowed us to harness its power, ensuring that we use the most efficient and effective industry proven solutions.

PATENTS

In the realm of a hundred year old air adsorption technology, it might be tempting to think that there's little room for innovation. However, that assumption couldn't be further from the truth! Take, for example, the combustion engine, which was initially invented in 1872. Today, it has evolved in ways that were unimaginable back then.

At Reclaimed Minerals and our technology partner company Iodine Star, we share this unwavering commitment to progress and improvement. We are confident that in the near future, we will unveil a series of proprietary upgrades that will revolutionize air adsorption technology. These advancements will not only enhance our efficiency but also shape the industry's future, thanks to a constant process of chemical development and mechanical upgrades aimed at squeezing every ounce of production efficiency.

In the interim, to provide our valued stakeholders, including investors, technology partners and government bodies, with a clear and dependable metric, we adhere to a standard efficiency range of 68% for winter time Oklahoma and 70% for summer time Oklahoma and Texas. This commitment to transparency and reliability underscores our dedication to achieving excellence in our field.

EXISTING PATENTS:

In the realm of air adsorption technology, numerous patents have paved the way for advancements and innovations. These patents, both from our company, technology partners and various contributors to the field, reflect a shared commitment to progress and improvement. While we continue to innovate and push the boundaries, here is a list of existing patents in the domain of air adsorption technology for your reference:

1. 2021-04-29 Column for carrying out mass exchange processes, in particular desorption and absorption processes, mass exchange apparatus with the same and method for extracting iodine from drilling and/or formation water of oil or gas fields by air - US20210121819A1

2. 2021-02-16 Vertical column apparatus for mass exchange processes - US10918990B2

3. 2021-06-22 Technology of iodine extracting from formation and associated water of oil and gas fields - US11040879B2

4. 2020-04-30 Method for extracting iodine from an aqueous solution - US20200131038A1

5. 2020-08-18 Packing element for heat and mass transfer - US10744481B2

6. 2021-02-16 Vertical desublimation apparatus for crystalline iodine production - US10918969B2

This collection of patents highlights the collaborative spirit of the industry, driving us towards a sustainable and efficient future. We look forward to contributing more patents to this list as we collectively pave the way for a greener and more sustainable world.

Strategic Importance:

Some of technology upgrades hold a strategic importance in making the USA a global leader in crude iodine and lithium extraction. In our pursuit of fostering innovation and ensuring access to these advancements for everyone, we have adopted a defensive patenting strategy.

This strategy is aimed at keeping these technologies open and accessible to all who can contribute to a cleaner, more sustainable world. We look forward to the continued collective efforts that will lead the USA to the forefront of the iodine and lithium extraction industries.

7. 2019-06-02 Use of basalt fiber reinforced vessels for iodine extraction - US62798848

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