Conclusions
Posted by Lisa in J) Conclusions on 13. Nov, 2009 | 1 Comment
CDP is a sound approach to make diamond dust from the greenhouse gas, CO2, through a detonation process. Tests prove the mixture to be detonatable, and NMR analysis revealed a response consistent with a faint diamond response. The approach is to detonate a carbon-producing explosive made from CO2 and to collect the byproduct, the rationale [...]
The Company
Posted by Lisa in F) Company and Goals on 13. Nov, 2009 | No Comments
Company Summary Envirodiamond Technologies Inc. is focused on reducing global CO2 levels through processing stored CO2 into sellable products. The product of choice is diamond dust used by, but not restricted to, the abrasives industry. Successful testing has been conducted at the property of Nordex Explosives in Kirkland Lake, Ontario, by Daren Swanson, founder of [...]
Sales Manager Bob Heflin
Posted by Lisa in F) Company and Goals on 13. Nov, 2009 | No Comments
Mr. Heflin is a seasoned professional expert from the industrial diamond industry who has worked in virtually every facet of the industry. This is what Bob has to say about the potential of CDP: “If you’ve got some process that can make it [synthetic industrial diamond] at that price, we can make a lot of [...]
Inventor and Engineer Daren Swanson
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Daren is a creative person in the areas of science, chemistry, music, arts and psychology. He has created many useful, entertaining and practical inventions in many fields including theoretical physics, polymer processing, explosives formulations, math, music, and the science of self-awareness. He saved and sold pop bottles as a kid, delivered newspapers as a teenager, [...]
Executive Summary of the Envirodiamond Dust Project
Posted by admin in B) Executive Summary on 13. Nov, 2009 | 1 Comment
Executive Summary A detonation process called CDP has been developed to convert the greenhouse gas CO2 into diamond dust used extensively in the abrasives industry. With key components to this technology recently proven, CDP could potentially convert 75% of the carbon in one tonne of CO2 into diamond dust. The amount of diamond dust produced [...]
