Patent classifications
A23L3/3445
METHODS OF USE OF PURIFIED HYDROGEN PEROXIDE GAS IN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, TRANSPORT, AND STORAGE
The present disclosure provides for, and includes, environments for the production, transport and storage of agricultural products including, but not limited to, fruits, vegetables, grains, tubers, decorative plants, flowers and mushrooms. The present disclosure also relates to methods of preparing environments for the preservation and production of agricultural products Also provided are organic agricultural products having reduced levels of microorganisms and residual organic compounds.
METHODS OF USE OF PURIFIED HYDROGEN PEROXIDE GAS IN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, TRANSPORT, AND STORAGE
The present disclosure provides for, and includes, environments for the production, transport and storage of agricultural products including, but not limited to, fruits, vegetables, grains, tubers, decorative plants, flowers and mushrooms. The present disclosure also relates to methods of preparing environments for the preservation and production of agricultural products Also provided are organic agricultural products having reduced levels of microorganisms and residual organic compounds.
Household electric sanitizing device and method
An electric sanitizing device and method for cleaning an item, the electric sanitizing device comprising: a lid having an ultraviolet lamp disposed above a transparent glass window, a spray nozzle, and a vent housing an activated carbon filter; a body attached below the lid, the body comprising a cleaning chamber having a contact tank, a dispersion stone and a water inlet, a retention plate, a filter plate sitting atop the retention plate, a basket sitting atop the filter plate, and a control panel; and an electronics compartment disposed below the body, the electronics compartment comprising an ozone generator having an air pump, a rotating motor adapted to rotate the basket, a water pump adapted to pump water to the spray nozzle, and a controller adapted to operate the ozone generator, the UV lamp, the rotating motor and the water pump according to a user's commands entered via the control panel.
Household electric sanitizing device and method
An electric sanitizing device and method for cleaning an item, the electric sanitizing device comprising: a lid having an ultraviolet lamp disposed above a transparent glass window, a spray nozzle, and a vent housing an activated carbon filter; a body attached below the lid, the body comprising a cleaning chamber having a contact tank, a dispersion stone and a water inlet, a retention plate, a filter plate sitting atop the retention plate, a basket sitting atop the filter plate, and a control panel; and an electronics compartment disposed below the body, the electronics compartment comprising an ozone generator having an air pump, a rotating motor adapted to rotate the basket, a water pump adapted to pump water to the spray nozzle, and a controller adapted to operate the ozone generator, the UV lamp, the rotating motor and the water pump according to a user's commands entered via the control panel.
HIGH HUMIDITY OZONE GAS TREATMENT
Systems and methods for providing high humidity ozone gas. Systems and methods for applying high humidity ozone gas to foodstuffs and/or other products as an antimicrobial treatment. Compressed air and dry ozone gas are combined, thereby providing a dry mix. A portion of the dry mix can be humidified in a humidifying chamber, thereby providing a wet mix. The wet mix can be combined with a portion of the dry mix, thereby providing humid ozonated air. The humid ozonated air can be applied to foodstuffs such as produce, as an antimicrobial treatment, as the foodstuffs are conveyed.
HIGH HUMIDITY OZONE GAS TREATMENT
Systems and methods for providing high humidity ozone gas. Systems and methods for applying high humidity ozone gas to foodstuffs and/or other products as an antimicrobial treatment. Compressed air and dry ozone gas are combined, thereby providing a dry mix. A portion of the dry mix can be humidified in a humidifying chamber, thereby providing a wet mix. The wet mix can be combined with a portion of the dry mix, thereby providing humid ozonated air. The humid ozonated air can be applied to foodstuffs such as produce, as an antimicrobial treatment, as the foodstuffs are conveyed.
Large-scale methods of uniformly coating packaging surfaces with a volatile antimicrobial to preserve food freshness
The present application relates to large-scale methods of uniformly coating packaging surfaces with a benzoxaborole compound.
Large-scale methods of uniformly coating packaging surfaces with a volatile antimicrobial to preserve food freshness
The present application relates to large-scale methods of uniformly coating packaging surfaces with a benzoxaborole compound.
Methods for the control of arthropods using near-ideal gas phase hydrogen peroxide
The present disclosure relates to methods and devices for controlling arthropods, including insects and arachnids in an environment. The methods generally comprise: generating a near-ideal gas Purified Hydrogen Peroxide Gas (PHPG) that is substantially non-hydrated (e.g., in the form of water in solution or water in solution or water molecules bonded by covalence, van der Waals forces, or London forces) and substantially free of, e.g., ozone, plasma species, and/or organic species; and directing the gas comprising primarily PHPG into the environment such that the PHPG acts to control arachnids in the environment. In certain aspects, the arachnids may be totally or partially killed.
Methods for the control of arthropods using near-ideal gas phase hydrogen peroxide
The present disclosure relates to methods and devices for controlling arthropods, including insects and arachnids in an environment. The methods generally comprise: generating a near-ideal gas Purified Hydrogen Peroxide Gas (PHPG) that is substantially non-hydrated (e.g., in the form of water in solution or water in solution or water molecules bonded by covalence, van der Waals forces, or London forces) and substantially free of, e.g., ozone, plasma species, and/or organic species; and directing the gas comprising primarily PHPG into the environment such that the PHPG acts to control arachnids in the environment. In certain aspects, the arachnids may be totally or partially killed.