Waterless decarboxylation
AssigneeArdent LLC
InventorShanel A. Lindsay
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Abstract
A waterless decarboxylation device used to decarboxylate cannabis is described. For example, the device could include a product container to contain an amount of raw cannabis plant material, a heating container configured to surround and contact the product container, a heater in contact with the heating container, a foam layer surrounding the product container and heating container, at least one sensor configured to detect the temperature of the heating container, a lid that encloses the product container and fluidly seals it from the environment, and a controller configured to control power to the heater in response to signals sent from the at least one sensor indicating whether the heating container has reached a threshold temperature.
Claims8
A waterless decarboxylation device, comprising:
- a) a sealed container;
- b) a heating element which surrounds the sealed container and is configured to heat the sealed container to over 100° C. for over 30 minutes;
- c) a foam layer surrounding the sealed container and the heating element;
- e) at least one sensor configured to detect the temperature of the heating element;
- f) a lid that encloses the container and fluidly seals it from the environment outside of the container;
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- g) a circuit board comprising a controller configured to control power to the heating element in response to signals sent from the at least one sensor indicating whether the heating element has exceeded the temperature 100° C., wherein the controller is configured to control power to the heating element to maintain a temperature of the sealed container at 105° C. for 30 to 90 minutes, and wherein the controller is configured to control power to the heating element to so that the temperature detected at the heating element is not above 130° C.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.