Patent classifications
B02C18/0084
Intelligent sensor-driven processing of organic matter for the smart home
Embodiments disclosed herein provide an organic matter processing apparatus and method for the use thereof to convert organic matter into a ground and desiccated product. This can be accomplished using a bucket assembly that can grind, paddle, and heat organic matter contained therein. An algorithm is used to control the conversion of organic input to organic output by progressing through processing states based, in part, on time windows, runtimes, and sensor inputs.
SHREDDING ASSEMBLY
A shredding assembly is disclosed which includes a fixed blade array and a rotatable blade array configured to rotate relative to the fixed blade array about a rotational axis. The rotatable blade array has a plurality of rotatable blades. A rotatable blade includes a main body extending in an outwardly radial direction with respect to the rotational axis, a first cutting face configured for cutting in a first rotational direction of the rotatable blade array, and a second cutting face configured for cutting in a second rotational direction of the rotatable blade array. The plurality of rotatable blades are interspersed with the fixed blade array such that, during rotation of the rotatable blade array, at least a portion of the radial extent of the main body passes through a gap between adjacent fixed blades of the fixed blade array.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR HANDLING OF WASTE PROCESSING BY-PRODUCTS
A waste processing apparatus is disclosed, comprising a waste processing vessel for holding waste and treatment fluid during processing; and a blade arrangement provided in the waste processing vessel, for shredding the waste; the waste processing vessel comprising a waste processing zone, in which fluid can be retained, such that waste provided to the waste processing vessel can be shredded by the blade arrangement while immersed in treatment fluid in the waste processing zone. A related method of waste treatment is also disclosed, as is a use of a solution comprising a disinfectant and a diluent in the treatment of biohazardous waste, wherein the disinfectant comprises peracetic acid and hydrogen peroxide.
HIGH CRUSHING EFFICIENCY MEDICAL WASTE TREATMENT MACHINE
A high crushing efficiency medical waste treatment machine includes a crushing cylinder, a crushing knife set provided at the bottom of the crushing cylinder, an intermittent material discharge mechanism set on one side of the crushing knife set, a pressurizing mechanism slidingly set along the axis of the crushing cylinder on the other side of the crushing knife set. The pressurizing mechanism includes a mounting frame slidingly connected to the inner wall of the crushing cylinder, the mounting frame rotatably connected to a material tumbling plate made of magnetic material; when the intermittent material discharging mechanism discharges material, the pressurizing mechanism moving in a direction close to the crushing knife set; when the intermittent material discharges mechanism stops discharging material, the material tumbling plate rotates.
Method and plant for the processing of waste
A plant for the processing of waste includes an outer housing and a grinding cell, in which a grinding chamber is defined having at least one inlet opening for introducing the waste to be processed, and at least one outlet opening for discharging the material resulting from waste processing. The openings are associated with a corresponding closure element, adapted to isolate the grinding chamber from the outer environment. The outer housing defines therein a space receiving the grinding cell and integrally surrounds the grinding cell, and in which the space is accessible through at least one door.
Organic matter processing apparatus for promoting net reduction of methane and other greenhouse gas emissions
- Matthew Lee Rogers ,
- Harry E. Tannenbaum ,
- Adam Mittleman ,
- Kelly Joan Veit ,
- Kristen Rose Virdone ,
- Alyssa Noelle Pollack ,
- Azita Sayadi ,
- Shayan Sayadi ,
- Geoffrey Becker Hill ,
- Jaideep Singh Chavan ,
- William Bryson Gardner ,
- Emma Elizabeth Feshbach Bright ,
- Pinida Jan Moolsintong ,
- Taylor A. Nam ,
- Rochus Emanuel Jacob ,
- Saket Vora
Embodiments disclosed herein provide an organic matter processing apparatus and method for the use thereof to convert organic matter into a ground and desiccated product. This can be accomplished using a bucket assembly that can grind, paddle, and heat organic matter contained therein. An air treatment system is provided to treat the air interacting with the organic matter.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR TRANSFORMING MUNICIPAL SOLID ORGANIC AND INORGANIC WASTE INTO AGGREGATES
Method and apparatus (100) for transforming organic and inorganic solid urban waste into aggregates, comprising an extruding machine connected to a reactor. The extruding machine is formed by an extrusion cylinder (103) through which a piston circulates (104) inside an extrusion cavity (106), which comprises three sections (107, 110, 111) and is fed with a parget obtained after pre-processing the waste. The end (115) of the third section (111) is connected to the reactor (112) through an opening (114). The reactor's longitudinal shaft is formed by a rotatory steel shaft (116) in which some steel blades are arranged (108), whose ends play the roles of cutting, hammering, punching and hydraulic helix as they rotate. Between the end of the blades and the wall of the reactor, there is a clearance of more than 0.1 mm of thickness. The reactor has a discharge valve (300) to discharge the parget present in the boundary area through some openings (304), once it has been processed by a series of pressure, vibration energy and decompression cycles.
System for supplying additive fluids within a waste disposal water supply system
In one aspect, a water supply system for a waste disposal may generally include a supply conduit configured to be fluidly connected to a water supply, wherein the supply conduit has a discharge end. The system may also include a disposal conduit in fluid communication with the supply conduit and a supplementary conduit in fluid communication with a storage tank containing an additive fluid. The supplementary conduit may be configured to supply the additive fluid into the flow of water directed through the disposal conduit to create a water/additive fluid mixture within the disposal conduit. Moreover, an outlet end of the disposal conduit may be configured to be in fluid communication with a disposal inlet of the waste disposal such that the water/additive fluid mixture directed through the disposal conduit is received within the waste disposal.
BIOHAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEM AND METHOD
A waste processing apparatus is disclosed, comprising a waste processing vessel for holding waste and treatment fluid during processing; and a blade arrangement provided in the waste processing vessel, for shredding the waste; the waste processing vessel comprising a waste processing zone, in which fluid can be retained, such that waste provided to the waste processing vessel can be shredded by the blade arrangement and immersed in treatment fluid in the waste processing zone. A related method of waste treatment is also disclosed, as is a use of a solution comprising a disinfectant and a diluent in the treatment of biohazardous waste, wherein the disinfectant comprises peracetic acid and hydrogen peroxide.
Bag breaking device for garbage bag
A bag breaking device for garbage bags, which includes a horizontal moving mechanism, a vertical moving mechanism mounted on the horizontal moving mechanism, and a bag breaking mechanism mounted on the vertical moving mechanism; the bag breaking mechanism includes a first motor on the vertical moving mechanism, a first housing fixedly connected to an output end of the first motor, a second housing fixed on the first housing, a second motor fixed in the first housing, a first screw rod fixedly connected to an output end of the second motor, a screw block scraper rotatably mounted on the first screw rod, and a cylindrical knife fixed on the second housing.