Method and material for cleaning optical surfaces
OwnerSteven Glenn Kerstinginventor
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Abstract
A new and novel method for cleaning optical surfaces by incorporating a textile made from activated carbon fibers as previously used for air filtration in industrial applications and neuclear-biological-chemical environments.
Claims4
1) A method and material for cleaning optical surfaces which:
2) Presents a larger quantity and active surface area of activated carbon to the contaminants maximizing the adsorptive process.
3) The invention presents a larger thickness of activated carbon which results in the contaminates being pulled into the textile by the adsorptive process so as to prevent redistribution.
4) The invention eliminates the requirement for replenishment since the material itself is made of activated carbon.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.