Automated drying and curing chamber
AssigneePipeSkin, LLC
InventorsDaniel Kozlowski, Cole Ducey, Renzo Garcia
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Abstract
Machines, systems and methods for curing materials, including organic and nonorganic materials, are described. In particular, machines, systems and methods for machines, systems and methods for materials, such as organic plant materials or inorganic materials, including cannabis materials. In particular, the present invention relates to machines, systems and methods for an automated drying and curing chamber machine for both personal and commercial applications, wherein the machine uses customized variable settings and laminar air flow dynamics via negative pressure to ensure the optimal curing and drying environment for plant materials are described.
Claims16
A system for drying and curing materials, the system comprising:
- at least one chamber having multiple sides, defining an interior space and exterior space and having vented passages through at least a portion of said sides;
- at least two sensors located in the interior of the chamber, one in connection with an air space of the chamber and one in connection with materials in the chamber, and in communication with a control system to convey measurements of the sensors;
- a housing proximate each vented passage;
- a motor and fan located proximate each housing, wherein each fan is oriented to direct air via the motor through the proximate vented passage into or out of the interior of the chamber
- wherein the motor activates the fan to open and close the vented passage and to vent the interior under direction of the control system;
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- wherein the control system directs the motor and fan based on sensor measurements and time.
A machine for drying and curing organic material, the machine comprising:
- at least one chamber having multiple sides, an interior and an exterior defined by at least a portion of said sides, at least a first passage in a first side and a second passage in a second side;
- at least one sensor located in the interior of the chamber and in communication with a control system to convey measurements of the sensor;
- a first flow housing and a second flow housing proximate to the exterior of the chamber, the first flow housing proximate to the first opening in the first side and defining a third passage and the second flowing housing proximate to the second opening in the second side and defining a fourth passage;
- a first motor and first fan located in the first flow housing, wherein the first fan is oriented to direct air through the first passage to the interior of the chamber and wherein the first fan is proximate to the third passage;
- a second motor and second fan located in the second flow housing, wherein the second fan is oriented to direct air away from a second passage to the exterior of the chamber and wherein the second fan is proximate to the fourth passage;
- wherein the first and second motors and fans respectively open and close third and fourth passages and the first and second fans direct air through interior of the chamber under direction of a control system;
- wherein the control system directs the motors and fans based on sensor measurements and time;
- wherein the chamber interior is essentially air tight when the third and fourth passages are closed;
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- wherein the air directed through the chamber by the first and second fans when the third and fourth passages are open comprises laminar air flow.
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