Abstract: An exhaust conduit for a cargo vessel. The exhaust conduit is a flexible conduit with a first upstream opening adapted to engage with an exhaust structure and a second downstream opening for exhausted air. The exhaust conduit is inflatable due to the passage of exhausted air and the downstream opening is of smaller cross-sectional area than the upstream opening. The downstream opening is of adjustable cross-sectional area. In a system for fumigating a RORO vessel, the inflatable exhaust is inflatable to a height exceeding the height of the accomodation block. In a method of fumigating a RORO vessel, the method includes providing a temporary flexible exhaust for exhausting fumigant from the cargo area, and/or providing an inflatable exhaust for exhausting fumigant from the cargo area.

Abstract: A methods and systems of fumigating a vessel include delivering fumigant to a cargo area of the vessel. In particular, the vessel may be a roll-on/roll-off vessel. In such a system, an air pressure system is provided for maintaining a selected minimum pressure differential between a selected area of the vessel above the cargo area and the cargo area, such that pressure of the selected area is greater than the cargo area. A control system may maintain the pressure differential.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a connected, preferably adhesive, backed wireless induction charging device for charging electronic devices enabled for wireless induction charging that prevents relative motion between the electronic device and the induction charger once the electronic device has been placed onto the adhesive side of the induction charger so that the electronic device is able to maintain proper positioning for charging at an optimal rate.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a connected, preferably adhesive, backed wireless induction charging device for charging electronic devices enabled for wireless induction charging that prevents relative motion between the electronic device and the induction charger once the electronic device has been placed onto the adhesive side of the induction charger so that the electronic device is able to maintain proper positioning for charging at an optimal rate.