Filtration system
AssigneePace International, LLC
InventorsRobert Scott Fassel, Scott Aaron Christie
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Abstract
A filtration system is arranged to safely vent a storage room into which a fog mixture is introduced. Venting the storage room reduces and/or prevents a substantial increase in the internal pressure of the storage room. To control the pressure differential between the storage room and the ambient air pressure, a venting manifold with an in-line duct fan is used, for example, to exhaust storage room air into the atmosphere. The exhausted storage room air is filtered to reduce the exfiltration of chemicals and/or other contaminants from the environmentally sealed storage room.
Claims4
A method for filtration, comprising:
- arranging fruits in a substantially closed room having a volume of air;
- introducing pyrimethanil, and optionally, additional treatment substances, into an airstream with a thermofogger gun to generate air-borne treatment substances at a rate of up to 40 cubic feet per minute;
- introducing the airstream and the air-borne treatment substances into the volume of air of the substantially closed room to generate the dispersed air-borne substances;
- creating with a fan a pressure between −0.15 and 0 inches water column upon a bank of six high particle-rated pleated fiber filters;
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- inducing an exhaust air current that flows from the substantially closed room into an exhaust port of the substantially closed room, wherein the exhaust air current includes the air-borne substances from the exhaust port and the filter bank captures around 95 percent of the air-borne treatment substances.
A method for filtration, comprising:
- arranging vegetables in a substantially closed room having a volume of air;
- introducing pyrimethanil, and optionally, additional treatment substances, into an airstream with a thermofogger gun to generate air-borne treatment substances at a rate of up to 40 cubic feet per minute;
- introducing the airstream and the air-borne treatment substances into the volume of air of the substantially closed room to generate the dispersed air-borne substances;
- creating with a fan a pressure between −0.15 and 0 inches water column upon a bank of six high particle-rated pleated fiber filters;
- and
- inducing an exhaust air current that flows from the substantially closed room into an exhaust port of the substantially closed room, wherein the exhaust air current includes the air-borne substances from the exhaust port and the filter bank captures around 95 percent of the air-borne treatment substances.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.