Patent classifications
C02F2201/46105
Capacitive deionization desalination device
A capacitive deionization desalination device is provided. The capacitive deionization desalination device includes a mesh spacer and two carbon nanotube composite electrodes. The mesh spacer is located between the two carbon nanotube composite electrodes. Each carbon nanotube composite electrode includes at least one carbon nanotube film structure and a composite carbon layer, and the carbon nanotube film structure includes at least two carbon nanotube films, and the composite carbon layer includes activated carbon and carbon black, and the composite carbon layer is located on the carbon nanotube film structure.
Portable Hydrogen-Water Mist Sprayer
The present invention relates to a portable hydrogen water mist sprayer comprising a water container which has an open-top coupling part protruding from the top center, a central case, the bottom of which becomes coupled to the top of the water container, and a top cap that becomes coupled to the top of the central case, and wherein an enclosed installation frame placed in the bottom of the central case and the bottom of the central case, which becomes coupled and fixed to the bottom of the central case, are coupled to the open-top coupling part of the water container for airtightness, and an airtightness frame that has a discharge guide groove and a discharge guide hole to selectively release the gas from hydrogen water production inside the water container is applied so that, in case the internal pressure of the water container exceeds a certain level, the gas from inside the water container can flow through the enclosed installation frame and airtightness frame and be discharged outside via the discharge guide groove and discharge guide hole. Accordingly, in case the internal pressure of the water container exceeds a certain level, infiltration of gas containing hydrogen components and/or water molecules into the electrical components involved in hydrogen production, such as the control unit, can be prevented, and the gas is discharged outside so as to substantially improve the safety and durability of the mist spraying device.
ELECTRODE PLATE, ELECTROLYSIS APPARATUS, AND LAUNDRY TREATMENT DEVICE
The embodiments of the present disclosure provide an electrode plate, an electrolysis apparatus, and a laundry treatment device. Multiple through holes penetrating the electrode plate in the thickness direction of the electrode plate are formed in the electrode plate. The density of the through holes in the electrode plate is 1-10/cm.sup.2. According to the electrode plate in the embodiments of the present disclosure, on the one hand, because the density of surface charge at the junction of the inner wall of the through hole and the surface of the electrode plate is larger, and the electric field intensity nearby is higher, the electrolysis efficiency can be greatly improved, more active substances such as hydroxyl radicals and active chlorine can be generated, and more microbubbles can also be generated, which can improve the sterilization, cross color prevention and washing effects.
EFFICIENT ELECTROCHEMICAL PRE-SCALING WATER TREATMENT DEVICE
An efficient electrochemical pre-scaling water treatment device is disclosed. The device comprises an enclosed box, wherein anode positioning connecting shafts, anode plates, cathode plates and scrapers are distributed in a length direction of the closed box, the scrapers are fixed to a scraper holder, the anode plates are fixed to the anode positioning connecting shafts, and the cathode plates are fixed to a central shaft; the anode positioning connecting shafts, the scraper holder and the central shaft are fixed on the enclosed box; in the width direction of the enclosed box, a water inlet is provided at a first side of the enclosed box, a water outlet and a sewage outlet are provided at a second side of the enclosed box, and exhaust holes are provided at a top of the enclosed box.
ELECTROLYTIC REACTOR AND METHODS FOR THE ELECTROLYTIC TREATMENT OF FLUIDS
An electrolytic reactor for the electrolytic treatment of a fluid is disclosed. The reactor comprises an electrolytic chamber, an electrode cartridge comprising an electrode assembly longitudinally extending from a crown section configured to operatively seal the electrolytic chamber when the electrode assembly is inserted in the electrolytic chamber; an inlet extending perpendicularly to a vertical longitudinal axis defined by the electrolytic chamber; and an outlet extending through the crown section along the vertical longitudinal axis defined by the electrolytic chamber, the outlet being configured to be in fluid communication with the electrolytic chamber when the electrolytic chamber is sealed by the crown section. Advantageouslly, by having the outlet extending upwardly above the electrodes, any dead zone typically found on electrodes at the level of the outlet are eliminated, increaing as such the useful surface area of the electrodes spanning the entire length of the electrolytic chamber.
CHLORINE-GENERATING ASSEMBLY
Assemblies designed to facilitate detection of water flow in low water flow situations. In some embodiments, the assembly includes a channel that narrows from an inlet end of the assembly to an outlet end of the assembly to increase the velocity of water flowing through the channel. In some embodiments, the assembly may also include a water delivery mechanism that delivers water flowing through the channel to a flow sensor and enables the detection of water flow, even in low flow situations.
HYDROGEN-CONTAINING WATER GENERATOR
A hydrogen-containing water generator includes a cathode portion of cylindrical shape that has a plurality of openings in a side thereof, an anode portion of cylindrical shape that is provided radially outside the cathode portion and has a plurality of openings in a side thereof, an electrolytic vessel that is transparent, has a cylindrical shape, and is internally provided with the cathode portion and the anode portion, a water supply part that supplies water into the cathode portion from one end side of the cathode portion; and a drain part that drains water inside the electrolytic vessel from the other end side of the cathode portion.
Electrolytic cells and water treatment systems containing the same
An electrolytic cell includes: a cartridge assembly including: a plurality of bipolar electrode plates spaced apart and guide members formed on both sides of the plurality of bipolar electrode plates; a cell body having: a first side; a second side opposite the first side; an opening that extends through the first and second sides to form a housing that receives the cartridge assembly; a first end having an inlet that allows liquid to enter the housing of the cell body and a second end having an outlet that allows liquid to exit the housing of the cell body; a first terminal cap that connects to the first side of the cell body and which has a cathode plate; and a second terminal cap that connects to the second side of the cell body and which has an anode plate.
Layered hydroxides as anion insertion materials
Further described herein are extensions to the basic concept of LHs as electrode materials, include both new materials for use with LHs and higher order poly-layer hydroxides (PLHs) as well as methods for synthesizing improved LH material such as with conductive supports or through the use of cross-linking. Finally, also described herein are embodiments enabling the use of LHs as flow electrodes as well as the use of 2-d LH materials for surface redox reactions.
Water treatment system having tubular modules
A water remediation and treatment device that includes a process channel having fluid inlet and a fluid outlet; at least one tube unit in fluid communication with the process channel, the tube unit defining an interior chamber defining an interior fluid flow path, at least one anode and at least one cathode contained in the interior chamber and positioned in the interior fluid flow path; and at least one device configured to remove material accumulated on the surface of the cathode and/or the electrode during water treatment.