Patents Assigned to Separation Technology, Inc.
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Publication number: 20210261447Abstract: A treatment system for removing hardness, silicon, and turbidity from wastewater having a high salt concentration, comprising an integrated reaction apparatus comprising a reaction box and a chemical drug adding device, and a membrane separation apparatus comprising a membrane pool and a membrane component. The wastewater having the high salt concentration enters the reaction box; a required chemical drug is added to the wastewater by means of the chemical drug adding device; the chemical drug and the wastewater are fully mixed and reacted to produce different kinds of sludge particles; a sludge particle mixed liquid directly enters the membrane pool; under the action of an aeration device, the sludge particle mixed liquid is in a suspension state and uniform in concentration, and is screened and filtered by the membrane component; and produced water is discharged from the membrane pool, and intercepted sludge particles are discharged from the membrane pool.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 19, 2019Publication date: August 26, 2021Applicant: KEYSINO SEPARATION TECHNOLOGY INC.Inventors: Chengci Zhang, Zuoyun He, Xinyan Cheng, Yong Qian
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Patent number: 8858669Abstract: An oil coalescing filter may be used in an oil separator tank with an industrial sized compressor/vacuum package, like a rotary screw compressor/vacuum or a liquid ring compressor/vacuum. The oil coalescing filter has filter media including: a first fiber media adapted for continuously removing oil; and a second fiber media adapted for final oil coalescing; the first fiber media having a greater basis weight than said second fiber media.Type: GrantFiled: May 1, 2012Date of Patent: October 14, 2014Assignee: Allied Separation Technology, Inc.Inventor: Jeffrey Lynn Gardner
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Patent number: 7838296Abstract: The present invention provides an apparatus and method for measuring the properties of blood using ultrasound. The present invention is particularly suitable for measuring HCT, HGB, MCV, RBC, MCHC, MCH or TPC of blood.Type: GrantFiled: August 28, 2002Date of Patent: November 23, 2010Assignee: Separation Technology, Inc.Inventors: Scott Corey, John Sakers, Keith Lipford, Samuel Reed, Brian Murphy
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Patent number: 7523649Abstract: An ultrasonic field-portable system for accurately measuring hematocrit (HCT) and hemoglobin concentration (HGB) in small food samples. The system includes an analyzer (10) that allows extremely accurate measurements of blood hematocrit from only one or two drops of +>>d collected in a disposable sampling device (12) that is then inserted into the analyzer (10). The system is compact enough to package into a point of care device, making it a point of care device with accuracy comparable to larger CBC lab equipment.Type: GrantFiled: November 26, 2004Date of Patent: April 28, 2009Assignee: Separation Technology, Inc.Inventors: Francis Scott Corey, Ben Lane, Brian Murphy, Brian Lipford, Samuel Reed
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Patent number: 7494814Abstract: The invention relates to a centrifuge apparatus with a built-in sample tube reader and methods for rapidly obtaining measurements of creamatocrit, fat content and/or energy (caloric) content from low-volume fresh and frozen milk specimens.Type: GrantFiled: July 13, 2004Date of Patent: February 24, 2009Assignee: Separation Technology, Inc.Inventors: Jami E. Meeks, C. Diane Marshall
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Patent number: 7314504Abstract: A gas separator, a method for producing the gas separator, and a method for separating gases based on a property of inelasticity of the gases. The inventive gas separator is a permeable porous material for separating a mixture of gases by selectable pore size exclusion, comprising pores formed with at least one nanostructured compound. In other words, the inventive porous material can be used to separate a mixture of gases based upon the different working diameter of each of the gases. By selecting specific nanostructured compounds, the porous material can be tailored to contain pores of a predetermined size which allow gases having a working diameter smaller than the size of the pores to pass through the material while preventing the passage of gases having a working diameter greater than the size of the pores.Type: GrantFiled: January 11, 2005Date of Patent: January 1, 2008Assignee: Gas Separation Technology, Inc.Inventors: Jack Sammons, David M. Goddard
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Patent number: 6866697Abstract: A method of separating a mixture of N (N?2) gases by size exclusion, comprising: contacting the mixture of gases with N?1 gas permeable porous films, each of the N?1 gas permeable porous films being made of a permeable porous material including pores of different sizes, formed with at least one nanostructured compound. wherein the at least one nanostructured compound includes 30% or more polyhedral oligomeric silsequioxane (POSS) by weight: wherein at least one of the N?1 gas permeable porous films has pores which do not allow permeation of at least one of the N gases.Type: GrantFiled: May 6, 2003Date of Patent: March 15, 2005Assignee: Gas Separation Technology, Inc.Inventors: Jack Sammons, David M. Goddard
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Publication number: 20040035290Abstract: A gas separator, a method for producing the gas separator, and a method for separating gases based on a property of inelasticity of the gases. The inventive gas separator is a permeable porous material for separating a mixture of gases by selectable pore size exclusion, comprising pores formed with at least one nanostructured compound. In other words, the inventive porous material can be used to separate a mixture of gases based upon the different working diameter of each of the gases. By selecting specific nanostructured compounds, the porous material can be tailored to contain pores of a predetermined size which allow gases having a working diameter smaller than the size of the pores to pass through the material while preventing the passage of gases having a working diameter greater than the size of the pores.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 6, 2003Publication date: February 26, 2004Applicant: Gas Separation Technology, Inc.Inventors: Jack Sammons, David M. Goddard
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Patent number: 6558455Abstract: A gas separator, a method for producing the gas separator, and a method for separating gases based on a property of inelasticity of the gases. The inventive gas separator is a permeable porous material for separating a mixture of gases by selectable pore size exclusion, comprising pores formed with at least one nanostructured compound. In other words, the inventive porous material can be used to separate a mixture of gases based upon the different working diameter of each of the gases. By selecting specific nanostructured compounds, the porous material can be tailored to contain pores of a predetermined size which allow gases having a working diameter smaller than the size of the pores to pass through the material while preventing the passage of gases having a working diameter greater than the size of the pores.Type: GrantFiled: June 24, 2002Date of Patent: May 6, 2003Assignee: Gas Separation Technology Inc.Inventors: Jack Sammons, David M. Goddard
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Publication number: 20030033931Abstract: A gas separator, a method for producing the gas separator, and a method for separating gases based on a property of inelasticity of the gases. The inventive gas separator is a permeable porous material for separating a mixture of gases by selectable pore size exclusion, comprising pores formed with at least one nanostructured compound. In other words, the inventive porous material can be used to separate a mixture of gases based upon the different working diameter of each of the gases. By selecting specific nanostructured compounds, the porous material can be tailored to contain pores of a predetermined size which allow gases having a working diameter smaller than the size of the pores to pass through the material while preventing the passage of gases having a working diameter greater than the size of the pores.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 24, 2002Publication date: February 20, 2003Applicant: Gas Separation Technology, Inc.Inventors: Jack Sammons, David M. Goddard
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Patent number: 5582724Abstract: The present invention is directed to a novel rotor design employed in a centrifuge for use in separating fluids. The rotor is configured with a separation chamber which comprises a plurality of channels extending axially and radially throughout the separation chamber. Radial plates extending axially and radially throughout the separation chamber at least partially define the channels. A first and a second weir, each having a front face and a crest extending substantially annularly about the axis of rotation, are also included in the rotor. A fluid outlet passageway is also provided through which the second fluid may exit the separation chamber. The fluid outlet passageway comprises a plurality of channels configured to permit radially inward flow and prevent circumferential flow of the second fluid. These channels are at least partially defined by radial partitions which extend axially and radially within the fluid outlet passageway.Type: GrantFiled: June 3, 1994Date of Patent: December 10, 1996Assignee: International Separation Technology, Inc.Inventors: Ernest E. Rogers, Kevin E. Collier
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Patent number: 5409443Abstract: A centrifuge (10) for spinning blood sample tubes (14) has a conical rotor head (17) rotated within a cavity defined by an upwardly open annular trough (39) and a domed lid (50). The tubes (14) are inserted into transparent plastic tube holders (48). The holder top ends (60) are funnel-shaped to capture spillage and enable manual gripping. The trough has oppositely sloping walls (40, 41) and holder bottom ends (59) are exposed for ready viewing below the head bottom edge. A reader station (15) includes a pointer (80) with a lens (86) that has hairlines (87) for aligning the pointer over the spin tube (14a) to enter data on the red cell/plasma interface. The lines (87) are spaced to match the diagonal appearance of the interface. An interlock assembly includes a solenoid operated shuttle arm (108) that blocks movement of a pin (95) out of a bore (94) in a lid tab (92), unless motor (23) is deenergized.Type: GrantFiled: August 6, 1993Date of Patent: April 25, 1995Assignee: Separation Technology, Inc.Inventors: B. Dale Zabriskie, Randall L. Morrison, Kenneth L. Zabriskie
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Patent number: 5354254Abstract: A centrifuge rotor head has a hollow frusto-conical housing with parallel inner and outer, upwardly and inwardly inclined walls joined at top and base ends by top and bottom annular flanges, and closed at the top by a central horizontally extending disc portion. The top flange is interrupted at equiangularly spaced intervals by circular openings which, together with an internal annular chamber, present steep angled cavities making angles of about 20.degree. with the rotor cone axis. The housing is capped at its upper end by a circumferentially-extending crown-shaped ring which has a plurality of upwardly and inwardly inclined projections located radially outward of the openings. The projections support the exposed upper ends of tubes placed in the cavities, to guard against neck breakage and stopper dislodgement during spinning.Type: GrantFiled: April 15, 1993Date of Patent: October 11, 1994Assignee: Separation Technology, Inc.Inventors: B. Dale Zabriskie, Randall L. Morrison
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Patent number: 5139328Abstract: An automatic hematocrit reader wherein a sample of blood in a microhematocrit capillary tube is banded with a standing wave from an ultrasonic transducer. A light source and photocell combination is used to determine the relative thicknesses of the bands of red blood cells and the bands of plasma. The hematocrit of the sample of blood is electronically calculated from this data. A calibration strip is included so that the device is calibrated each time the hematocrit is determined. The device includes a mechanical interlock/eject system for the microhematocrit capillary tube and is specifically configured so that the operator does not handle or even touch the microhematocrit capillary tube.Type: GrantFiled: March 18, 1991Date of Patent: August 18, 1992Assignee: Separation Technology, Inc.Inventors: Charles D. Baker, Owen D. Brimhall, Thomas J. McLaughlin
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Patent number: 4854170Abstract: This invention is an ultrasound apparatus for determining hematocrit. A sample of blood in a microhematocrit capillary tube is acoustically coupled to an ultrasound transducer which creates a standing wave in the blood sample. Red blood cells in the blood sample are packed in bands that correspond to the nodes of the standing wave. The thickness of the bands as a function of the thickness of the remaining plasma is an indication of the hematocrit of the blood sample.Type: GrantFiled: October 12, 1988Date of Patent: August 8, 1989Assignee: Separation Technology, Inc.Inventors: Owen D. Brimhall, Stephen C. Peterson, Charles D. Baker, Merwyn D. Riddle
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Patent number: 4749497Abstract: A method and apparatus for treating acidic water, such as mine acid water is provided. The apparatus is readily portable and comprises a reaction vessel having an aerator motor operatively associated therewith. Water to be treated is received within said reaction vessel and is treated by having a neutralizing agent and oxidant by way of the aerator motor introduced simultaneously into the system. Because of instantaneous elevation of pH resulting from the simultaneous introduction of oxidant and the neutralizing agent, the reaction time is greatly reduced and the equipment required is small, compact and easily transported.Type: GrantFiled: August 7, 1987Date of Patent: June 7, 1988Assignee: Chemical Separation Technology, Inc.Inventors: Richard S. Kanzleiter, Thomas G. Simonetti, Kenneth E. Ball, Sanford M. Stevenson
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Patent number: D522657Type: GrantFiled: October 20, 2003Date of Patent: June 6, 2006Assignee: Separation Technology, Inc.Inventors: Brian Murphy, Chris Dykes, Eva Dixon, Brian Lipford, Samuel Reed, Ben Lane, Mike Abbott, Brian Bean