4332979 Electronic environmental acoustic simulator

This invention relates to a method for producing a hydrogen stream and a carbon dioxide stream from a mixed gas feedstock containing hydrogen, carbon dioxide, and contaminant sulfur compounds. The method comprises scrubbing the gas feedstock with a carbon dioxide laden solvent in an initial scrubbing zone under conditions such that not more than 70% of the carbonyl sulfide in the feedstock is removed in the initial zone, physically scrubbing the initially scrubbed feedstock with a solvent under conditions sufficient for removing substantially all the carbon dioxide and carbonyl sulfide therefrom to leave a pure hydrogen stream desorbing carbon dioxide and carbonyl sulfide and other gases from the liquid from the second scrubbing zone and then fractionating the resultant carbon dioxide stream containing hydrogen, carbon oxides, etc. to produce said carbon dioxide stream for use in urea synthesis.

4332781 REMOVAL OF HYDROGEN SULFIDE AND CARBONYL SULFIDE FROM GAS-STREAMS C A Lieder, C H Deal, assigned to Shell Oil Company PURIFtEO a~S 1

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Hydrogen sulfide and carbonyl sulfide are removed from a gas stream in a staged procedure characterized by conversion of the hydrogen sulfide to produce sulfur in aqueous solution, hydrolysis of the carbonyl sulfide remaining in the gas stream to produce hydrogen sulfide and carbon dioxide, and removal of the hydrogen sulfide from the gas stream.

4332979 ELECTRONIC ENVIRONMENTAL ACOUSTIC SIMULATOR M L Fischer, #..I0

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Systems analysis approach to measure and to reconstruct the sound energy flux distribution characteristic of live situations. The present invention relates to a method of measurement of acoustical fields and the functional relationships in audio systems for enhancing the reproduction of sound. The environmental acoustic simulator is a system which generates at least two signals having different combinations of time delays from each of a stereo input signal pair and for deriving therefrom a set of not less than four output channels. At least forty five time delays at nonuniform intervals spanning a time period of not less than two seconds with different frequency equalizations are derived. Diffuse sound fields are created through electronic mixing and by the employment of not less than four loudspeaker groups. The sound fields generated simulate the reverberation typically observed in an auditorium, concert hall or cathedral, without distasteful interaction, or distortions, and provides full dimension and realism to sound by increasing dimension through reflections and emphasizing harmonic relationships nonexistent at recording. This provides greater aesthetic enjoyment of recorded music.

4333763 LOW TEMPERATURE. NON-SO2 POLLUTING, KETI'LE PROCESS FOR SEPARATION OF LEAD FROM LEAD SULFIDE-CONTAINING MATERIAL H E Howe, W L Scott, L J Bulvanoski, assigned to Asarco Incorporated