C02F1/487

MICROWAVE WASTE HEATING SYSTEM AND RELATED FEATURES
20240080950 · 2024-03-07 ·

A system for processing waste material is disclosed that includes at least one microwave generator, at least one microwave guide operatively connecting the at least one microwave generator to at least a first conveyor unit. The first conveyor unit is provided in a first housing that includes at least one opening configured to receive microwave energy via a first microwave guide and the first conveyor unit is configured to receive and process a quantity of waste material, which includes heating the waste material to a first temperature by applying microwave energy to the waste material within the first housing.

Apparatuses and methods for treating biofilm and legionella in cooling tower systems

Data related to biofilm and Legionella in cooling tower coolant is detected, collected and used to treat the biofilm and Legionella.

WATER ACTIVATION DEVICE AND CONTAINER
20240043286 · 2024-02-08 · ·

A device for the treatment of drinking beverages by modifying a characteristic of the beverage, the device including a vessel for containing the beverage and, adjacent to the vessel, a passive electromagnetic resonator having a resonance frequency in the MF/HF/VHF radio bands

Devices for the treatment of liquids using plasma discharges and related methods

Plasma discharges and electromagnetic fields may be applied to a liquid, such as water, to treat unwanted material in the liquid.

Method and system for applying superimposed time-varying frequency electromagnetic wave for removal of SOX, CO2 and NOX from flue gases
10500542 · 2019-12-10 · ·

The invention relates to a method and system for treating flue gases comprising generating a superimposed DC time-varying pulsed wave by superimposing a direct current on a low frequency time-varying pulsating electromagnetic wave signal, providing a treatment medium comprising water, using the superimposed DC pulsed wave to treat the treatment water medium, negatively charging the treated treatment water medium, and passing the negatively charged treated treatment water medium into a chamber containing flue gas such that the negatively charged treated treatment water affects the gas components of the flue gas and converts the gas components respectively to one or more of sulphates, nitrogen, oxygen, bicarbonates, carbonates and carbon, which can then be removed with used treatment water or exhaust gases. In particular, the invention relates to methods and systems for applying a superimposed time-varying frequency electromagnetic wave comprising both AC and DC components in a pulsating manner to enable the removal of pollutant gases from flue gases.

MAGNETIZATION AND MANIPULATION OF HYDROPHOBIC ABSORBENTS
20190337822 · 2019-11-07 · ·

The present invention includes a method of controlling an oil spill through introduction of a plurality of magnetizable particles into the oil spill in an amount sufficient to form a colloidal mixture. An absorbent is, also introduced into the oil spill to form an absorbent mixture. A magnetic field can be applied to the system to move, manipulate, or otherwise control the absorbent mixture in response to movement of the magnetic field.

System and method of ballast water treatment with continuous biofouling control

Embodiments of the invention relate to a ballast water treatment system and method onboard ships or sea-going vessels. The system includes a filtration system, a UV disinfection system and a biofouling control system, which is adapted to provide continuous control of multiplication of marine organisms even during an absence of a ballasting and a de-ballasting process.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CLEANING AND STERILIZING FLUIDS AND ARTICLES USING ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES
20190314537 · 2019-10-17 ·

Systems and methods are disclosed for cleaning and sterilizing fluids and other materials. In one implementation, one or more emitters are submerged within a fluid and emit electromagnetic waves having a variable frequency. The frequency of the electromagnetic waves is swept across a frequency range to neutralize bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens in the fluid. The emitters may be submerged within a fluid reservoir and/or within the interior of an enclosed fluidic path (e.g., a pipe). Solid materials may be sterilized by immersing the solid materials within the fluid of such a fluid reservoir. In another implementation, electromagnetic waves may be applied to one or more wires that are wrapped around an exterior wall of a pipe. The frequency of the electromagnetic waves may be varied across a frequency range, resulting in scale and other materials being cleaned from the interior wall of the pipe.

DOMESTIC APPLIANCE HAVING A PEF UNIT
20190300397 · 2019-10-03 ·

A domestic appliance includes at least one PEF unit having at least one pair of electrodes and a network part for supplying the electrodes with an operating voltage. The operating voltage is of a suitable magnitude to expose material in a space between the electrodes to an electrical field having a field strength of at least 500 V/mm, and the duration of the exposure is short enough to avoid a breakdown. A water pipe extends through the space. A spacing between the electrodes is a maximum of 3 mm.

Method and System for Water Electromagnetic Activation and Active Metals Generation
20190233312 · 2019-08-01 ·

A system and method for electromagnetic activation or active metals generation is disclosed herein. This system may include: a cylindrical housing; a plurality of inductor coils connected to a three phase alternating current source, where inductor coils are positioned in an interior space between the cylindrical housing and an exterior face of a conduit; the conduit installed inside the cylindrical housing, where the conduit includes a dielectric section with a perforated baffle a mechanism to secure the conduit to the cylindrical housing, a tube for adding a chemically active agent into the conduit, a dielectric section with a lid and a gas valve positioned on top of the lid at an end of the conduit, and a plurality of metal particles occupying the internal volume of the conduit and maintained in a relative position with respect to the inductor coils.