Patent classifications
B01D39/02
ACID-REDUCING BEVERAGE FILTER AND METHOD OF PRODUCING SAME
The present technology provides a method for preparing an acid-reducing filter that includes depositing a mineral blend layer to a filter substrate, where the mineral blend layer comprises calcium carbonate and magnesium carbonate at a weight ratio of about 1:10 to about 10:1, the mineral blend is free of soluble halide or hydroxide salts of alkali or alkaline earth metals, and the mineral blend layer is insoluble in water.
Filter media comprising fibers including charged particles
Filter media, including those suitable for hydraulic and/or other applications, and related filter elements and methods associated therewith, are provided. In some embodiments, a filter media described herein may include a layer (e.g., a non-woven layer) comprising a blend of glass fibers and polymeric fibers. The polymeric fibers may comprise a plurality of charged particles at least partially embedded within the polymeric fibers. In some embodiments, the layer comprising the fiber blend may result in an increased air permeability, dust holding capacity, and/or hydraulic gamma (a high ratio of air permeability to efficiency), as compared to filter media that do not include such charged particles.
Filter media comprising fibers including charged particles
Filter media, including those suitable for hydraulic and/or other applications, and related filter elements and methods associated therewith, are provided. In some embodiments, a filter media described herein may include a layer (e.g., a non-woven layer) comprising a blend of glass fibers and polymeric fibers. The polymeric fibers may comprise a plurality of charged particles at least partially embedded within the polymeric fibers. In some embodiments, the layer comprising the fiber blend may result in an increased air permeability, dust holding capacity, and/or hydraulic gamma (a high ratio of air permeability to efficiency), as compared to filter media that do not include such charged particles.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING A SOLID ADSORBENT FIBER
A solid adsorbent fiber includes a solid support fiber that is enveloped by a solidified polymeric binder and also adsorbent particles.
DIFFUSIOPHORETIC WATER FILTRATION DEVICE, MEMBRANE, OUTPUT SPLITTER AND INLET MANIFOLD AND RELATED METHODS
A water filtration device comprising: a diffusiophoretic water filter having at least one channel having an inlet and an outlet and for receiving a colloidal suspension at the inlet and flowing the colloidal suspension between the inlet and the outlet in a flow direction, the channel being in contact with a diffusiophoretic-inducing membrane. Other devices and methods are also disclosed.
DIFFUSIOPHORETIC WATER FILTRATION DEVICE, MEMBRANE, OUTPUT SPLITTER AND INLET MANIFOLD AND RELATED METHODS
A water filtration device comprising: a diffusiophoretic water filter having at least one channel having an inlet and an outlet and for receiving a colloidal suspension at the inlet and flowing the colloidal suspension between the inlet and the outlet in a flow direction, the channel being in contact with a diffusiophoretic-inducing membrane. Other devices and methods are also disclosed.
Isolation of interfacial material from organic matrices
A method for preparing a crude oil solution for analysis, including adding water to a porous adsorbent to obtain a supported water substrate, having a plurality of water monolayers disposed on the porous adsorbent. The method further includes exposing the crude oil solution to the supported water substrate for a period of time; separating the supported water substrate from the crude oil solution; washing the supported water substrate with a water immiscible solvent to remove at least one hydrocarbon; displacing water from the plurality of water monolayers and the at least one interfacially active compound from the porous adsorbent with an alcohol and a co-solvent to obtain a displaced phase. The displaced phase can include the water, the at least one interfacially active compound, the alcohol, and the co-solvent. Finally, the method can include drying the displaced phase to isolate the at least one interfacially active compound.
VIRAL FILTRATION MEDIA, ARTICLES, AND METHODS
Viral filtration media, an article comprising the viral filtration media, and a method of filtering a virus-containing sample using the viral filtration media, wherein the viral filtration media comprises: a porous substrate comprising a surface having a polymer grafted thereto, wherein the grafted polymer comprises interpolymerized monomers comprising: a (meth)acrylic acid monomer: and, optionally, a poly (alkylene oxide) monomer.
VIRAL FILTRATION MEDIA, ARTICLES, AND METHODS
Viral filtration media, an article comprising the viral filtration media, and a method of filtering a virus-containing sample using the viral filtration media, wherein the viral filtration media comprises: a porous substrate comprising a surface having a polymer grafted thereto, wherein the grafted polymer comprises interpolymerized monomers comprising: a (meth)acrylic acid monomer: and, optionally, a poly (alkylene oxide) monomer.
System and method for removing suspended solids, affiliated and dissolved pollutants from stormwater runoff using adsorbent media mixture
A filtration system and method are provided for removing suspended solids and other affiliated pollutants from stormwater runoff and any other contaminated water. The filtration system and method utilize a filtration medium including steel slag. By improving or replacing a conventional filtration media, such as a sand filtration system, with a filtration medium including steel slag, the removal efficiency of suspended solids and affiliated pollutants is improved and the lifespan of the filtration system is lengthened.