Patent classifications
B01D2311/2619
PORTABLE WATER COLLECTION AND FILTRATION SYSTEM
A portable water collection, filtration and power generation system is provided. The system is comprised of a holding tank, a filtration system, a reverse osmosis system an electrical power generator a mobile transport unit that holds the holding tank, filtration system, reverse osmosis system, and the electrical power generator. The holding tank is configured to receive water from a water source. The filtration system is fluidly coupled to the holding tank and includes an input configured to receive water from the holding tank, a filter disposed in fluid communication with the input, and an output to configured to discharge filtered water from the filtration system. The reverse osmosis system is fluidly coupled to the filtration system. The reverse osmosis system includes an input configured to receive filtered water from the filtration system and an output to configured to discharge reverse osmosis water. At least one electrical power generator is electrically coupled either the filtration system or the reverse osmosis system.
PORTABLE WATER COLLECTION AND FILTRATION SYSTEM
A portable water collection, filtration and power generation system is provided. The system is comprised of a holding tank, a filtration system, a reverse osmosis system an electrical power generator a mobile transport unit that holds the holding tank, filtration system, reverse osmosis system, and the electrical power generator. The holding tank is configured to receive water from a water source. The filtration system is fluidly coupled to the holding tank and includes an input configured to receive water from the holding tank, a filter disposed in fluid communication with the input, and an output to configured to discharge filtered water from the filtration system. The reverse osmosis system is fluidly coupled to the filtration system. The reverse osmosis system includes an input configured to receive filtered water from the filtration system and an output to configured to discharge reverse osmosis water. At least one electrical power generator is electrically coupled either the filtration system or the reverse osmosis system.
Portable Self-Contained Reverse Osmosis System
The invention provides for a portable, self-contained reverse osmosis system of which all necessary components to carry out substrate processing fit within the containment vessel. The invention weighs fewer than 50 pounds, consumes fewer than 250 watts of electricity, and can easily be carried from one location to another. While the invention is capable of processing hundreds of gallons of substrate per day, it can efficiently process as little as one gallon of substrate at a given time.
DEVICE FOR WATER DISINFECTION BY ULTRAFILTRATION
Device for water disinfection by ultrafiltration. The device comprises a filtering assembly with at least one ultrafiltration membrane (6) inside a casing (10); a pump (5, 15), powered with electrical energy, configured for driving water to be filtered to said at least one ultrafiltration membrane (6); and an electric supply connection (2) for powering said pump (5) from a power supply. Said at least one ultrafiltration membrane is located in said casing (10) in a position in which it receives the feed flow of the water to be filtered by gravity or pressure; the electric power supply is provided by a battery included in a portable communication device (4); and the intensity of the current consumed by the pump (5, 15) is below 1.2 A, with a supply voltage of up to 24 V.
DEVICE FOR WATER DISINFECTION BY ULTRAFILTRATION
Device for water disinfection by ultrafiltration. The device comprises a filtering assembly with at least one ultrafiltration membrane (6) inside a casing (10); a pump (5, 15), powered with electrical energy, configured for driving water to be filtered to said at least one ultrafiltration membrane (6); and an electric supply connection (2) for powering said pump (5) from a power supply. Said at least one ultrafiltration membrane is located in said casing (10) in a position in which it receives the feed flow of the water to be filtered by gravity or pressure; the electric power supply is provided by a battery included in a portable communication device (4); and the intensity of the current consumed by the pump (5, 15) is below 1.2 A, with a supply voltage of up to 24 V.
METHODS, SYSTEMS, AND COMPOSITIONS FOR DELIVERY OF NANOBUBBLES IN WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS
Methods, systems, and devices for water treatment or for preventing fouling of components of water treatment systems can include the upstream introduction of nanobubbles in-line and/or in close proximity to a reverse osmosis membrane in the water treatment system. The nanobubbles can bind to and cluster (flocculate) nanoparticles (and possible larger solid particles) so that they can be removed and not foul water purification components such as reverse osmosis membranes. The nanobubbles can also interact with and change some characteristics of nanoparticles and thereby reduce fouling of some system components, such as reverse osmosis membranes, or other components. The systems, methods, and devices disclosed herein can help produce potable water safe for human consumption in a more cost-effective manner, e.g., by reducing maintenance costs and in some cases manufacturing costs.
HOLLOW FIBER MEMBRANE MODIFIED WITH MOLYBDENUM TRIOXIDE NANOPARTICLES
A hollow fiber (HF) membrane incorporating molybdenum trioxide (MoO.sub.3) nanoparticles. The membrane may be composed of PPSU hollow fibers that are coated or encrusted with MoO.sub.3 nanoparticles and can be made by dry-wet spinning. The hollow fiber membranes containing MoO.sub.3 nanoparticles remove lead, cadmium or other heave metals from waste water and are resistant to attachment of bacteria and fouling.
Apparatus for removing boron, method for removing boron, apparatus for producing pure water and method for producing pure water
A method for efficiently treating boron from water to be treated, an apparatus for producing pure water, and a method for producing pure water. An apparatus for removing boron includes a low-pressure reverse osmosis membrane apparatus to which is supplied water to be treated, a pH adjustment apparatus to adjust a pH of permeated water from the low-pressure reverse osmosis membrane apparatus to 5.0 to 9.0, a high-pressure reverse osmosis membrane apparatus to which is supplied the water adjusted by the pH adjustment apparatus, and an electrodeionization to which is supplied permeated water from the high-pressure reverse osmosis membrane apparatus.
Filtration System for Preparation of Fluids for Medical Applications
A treatment system for performing a treatment on a patient may include a treatment fluid preparation device having a pump connected by a fluid channel to a reservoir of a source fluid, the pump conveying the source fluid from the reservoir, through a filter, and combining the source fluid with a concentrate by pumping the source fluid with the concentrate to form a treatment fluid in a batch container. The treatment fluid preparation device may have a controller that controls a heater, the pump, and a memory. The controller starts the heater to warm the treatment fluid in the batch container at a time that is responsive to the treatment time stored in the memory. The controller also detects a pressure property of the filter to determine its integrity and outputs an indication of a failed batch if the pressure property indicates the integrity of the filter is insufficient.
Filtration System for Preparation of Fluids for Medical Applications
A treatment system for performing a treatment on a patient may include a treatment fluid preparation device having a pump connected by a fluid channel to a reservoir of a source fluid, the pump conveying the source fluid from the reservoir, through a filter, and combining the source fluid with a concentrate by pumping the source fluid with the concentrate to form a treatment fluid in a batch container. The treatment fluid preparation device may have a controller that controls a heater, the pump, and a memory. The controller starts the heater to warm the treatment fluid in the batch container at a time that is responsive to the treatment time stored in the memory. The controller also detects a pressure property of the filter to determine its integrity and outputs an indication of a failed batch if the pressure property indicates the integrity of the filter is insufficient.