Patents by Inventor Jan Arlemark
Jan Arlemark has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20260345855Abstract: The present invention relates to a waste control unit 1 for generating a flow of gas to affect waste odour in an interior of a waste container 3. The waste control unit 1 comprises a plate element 4 together with wall elements 5a-5d extending around the plate element 4 forming a compartment 6 with an opening 7 arranged opposite the plate element 4 and in which compartment 6 a source of electric power 8 and a gas processor unit 9 are arranged. Further, the waste control unit 1 comprises a gas inlet 10 and a gas outlet 11. The gas inlet 10 is adapted to guide gas from exterior of the waste container 3 to the gas processor unit 9. The gas outlet 11 is adapted to guide gas from the gas processor unit 9 to the interior of the waste container 3. The waste control unit 1 further comprises a digital device 12 adapted to cooperate with the source of electric power 8 and the gas processor unit 9.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 25, 2023Publication date: November 5, 2026Inventor: Jan Arlemark
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Patent number: 11058782Abstract: A method of implementing and using an apparatus (1a,1b,13,25) to achieve hand sanitisation by application of ozone. The apparatus has a disinfecting chamber (3,3?,110) with at least one port (2) adapted for insertion of at least one hand into the disinfecting chamber (3,110). A sensor (4) detects entry and/or exit of the hand (26) into the disinfecting chamber (3,110). An ozone water output (7,130) of an ozone water supply (8) is arranged to deliver ozone water to the at least one hand (26) when inserted into the disinfecting chamber (3,110). Control means (6) times start and stop of a discharge of ozone water from the at least one ozone water output (7,130) into the disinfecting chamber (3,110) when the at least one sensor (4) detects entry of the at least one hand (26) into the disinfecting chamber (3,110).Type: GrantFiled: March 14, 2019Date of Patent: July 13, 2021Assignee: SCAN UNIC APSInventors: Henrik Rasmus Andersen, Jan Arlemark, Finn Jegård, Kenneth Francke, Jan Borgström
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Publication number: 20190209719Abstract: A method of implementing and using an apparatus (1a, 1b,13,25) to achieve hand sanitisation by application of ozone. The apparatus has a disinfecting chamber (3,3?,110) with at least one port (2) adapted for insertion of at least one hand into the disinfecting chamber (3,110). A sensor (4) detects entry and/or exit of the hand (26) into the disinfecting chamber (3,110). An ozone water output (7,130) of an ozone water supply (8) is arranged to deliver ozone water to the at least one hand (26) when inserted into the disinfecting chamber (3,110). Control means (6) times start and stop of a discharge of ozone water from the at least one ozone water output (7,130) into the disinfecting chamber (3,110) when the at least one sensor (4) detects entry of the at least one hand (26) into the disinfecting chamber (3,110).Type: ApplicationFiled: March 14, 2019Publication date: July 11, 2019Inventors: Henrik Rasmus ANDERSEN, Jan ARLEMARK, Finn JEGARD, Kenneth FRANCKE, Jan BORGSTRÖM
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Patent number: 10336612Abstract: An ozone generator unit includes a housing with a first half having a first recess and a second half having a second recess. The ozone generator unit further includes an inlet and an outlet in the housing, a first dielectric disc arranged within the first recess in contact with an inner surface of the first half, a second dielectric disc arranged within the second recess in contact with an inner surface of the second half, and a high voltage electrode, having a gas passage, arranged between the first and second dielectric discs. The high voltage electrode is spaced apart from the first and second dielectric discs using a first spacer and a second spacer to constitute a first gas chamber and a second gas chamber on either side of the high voltage electrode.Type: GrantFiled: October 25, 2018Date of Patent: July 2, 2019Assignee: Xylem Europe GmbHInventor: Jan Arlemark
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Publication number: 20190071310Abstract: An ozone generator unit includes a housing with a first half having a first recess and a second half having a second recess. The ozone generator unit further includes an inlet and an outlet in the housing, a first dielectric disc arranged within the first recess in contact with an inner surface of the first half, a second dielectric disc arranged within the second recess in contact with an inner surface of the second half, and a high voltage electrode, having a gas passage, arranged between the first and second dielectric discs. The high voltage electrode is spaced apart from the first and second dielectric discs using a first spacer and a second spacer to constitute a first gas chamber and a second gas chamber on either side of the high voltage electrode.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 25, 2018Publication date: March 7, 2019Inventor: Jan ARLEMARK
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Publication number: 20180008734Abstract: An apparatus and method for hand sanitisation by application of ozone. The apparatus includes a disinfecting chamber having at least one port for receiving a hand therein and a sensor for detecting entry or exit of the hand into the chamber. The apparatus delivers ozone water to the hand while a controller provides start and stop times for the delivery of the ozone water. This results in improved sanitisation of the hand or hands.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 15, 2016Publication date: January 11, 2018Inventors: Henrik Rasmus ANDERSEN, Jan ARLEMARK, Finn JEGÅRD, Kenneth FRANCKE, Jan BORGSTRÖM
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Patent number: 9233182Abstract: A mobile disinfection unit for use in a method of disinfecting a given facility or equipment such as a room, apparatus, container or vehicle. The unit includes a catalytic converter device for decomposing ozone, a VOC filter for removing bacterial viruses and other contaminants and an electrostatic filter for removing molecules, particles, droplets, smoke and dust. The method includes a treatment step for adding ozone and steam/water droplets into the air of the facility or equipment, a detection step of continuously detecting the ozone concentration in the facility or equipment, and a removal step arranged for removing residual ozone and any contaminates from the facility or equipment when a predefined ozone concentration has been reached and maintained for a specific time interval.Type: GrantFiled: January 25, 2013Date of Patent: January 12, 2016Assignee: O3 Technology Research & Development ABInventor: Jan Arlemark
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Publication number: 20150017059Abstract: A mobile disinfection unit for use in a method of disinfecting a given facility or equipment such as a room, apparatus, container or vehicle. The unit includes a catalytic converter device for decomposing ozone, a VOC filter for removing bacterial viruses and other contaminants and an electrostatic filter for removing molecules, particles, droplets, smoke and dust. The method includes a treatment step for adding ozone and steam/water droplets into the air of the facility or equipment, a detection step of continuously detecting the ozone concentration in the facility or equipment, and a removal step arranged for removing residual ozone and any contaminates from the facility or equipment when a predefined ozone concentration has been reached and maintained for a specific time interval.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 25, 2013Publication date: January 15, 2015Inventor: Jan Arlemark
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Patent number: 8318084Abstract: A method and device for cleaning air. The air to be cleaned is directed as a continuous flow in succession through a) a first zone wherein the air is treated with ozone and possibly also water, ammonia or other aerosol growth promoters; b) a second zone wherein the air is subjected to ultraviolet light; c) a third zone wherein the air is maintained for a sufficient time to allow aerosol growth; d) a fourth zone where particles in the air are given an electrical charge; e) a fifth zone wherein the air is passed through an electrostatic filter; and f) a sixth zone wherein the air flows over a catalyst to break down residual ozone.Type: GrantFiled: May 14, 2009Date of Patent: November 27, 2012Assignee: Kobenhavns UniversitetInventors: Matthew Stanley Johnson, Jan Arlemark
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Publication number: 20110171090Abstract: A method and device for cleaning air. The air to be cleaned is directed as a continuous flow in succession through a) a first zone wherein the air is treated with ozone and possibly also water, ammonia or other aerosol growth promoters; b) a second zone wherein the air is subjected to ultraviolet light; c) a third zone wherein the air is maintained for a sufficient time to allow aerosol growth; d) a fourth zone where particles in the air are given an electrical charge; e) a fifth zone wherein the air is passed through an electrostatic filter; and f) a sixth zone wherein the air flows over a catalyst to break down residual ozone. The air in confined spaces including indoor rooms, public vehicles with limited access to fresh air is subjected to a low energy consuming universal broad-spectrum removal of the various types of indoor air pollution including toxic gases, organic compounds, microorganisms and liquid and solid particles being hazardous to health and detrimental to quality of life.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 14, 2009Publication date: July 14, 2011Applicant: KOBENHAVNS UNIVERSITETInventors: Matthew Stanley Johnson, Jan Arlemark
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Publication number: 20050161318Abstract: A method and apparatus for improving the yield of ozone gas in a closed ozone generator unit. In a closed ozone generator unit, oxygen gas is transformed into ozone gas by means of alternating current, the oxygen gas being substantially pressurized before entry into the unit. The unit is exposed to an external pressure substantially equal to or higher than the pressure of the oxygen gas.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 4, 2004Publication date: July 28, 2005Inventor: Jan Arlemark
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Patent number: 5950065Abstract: Ozone is produced in that oxygen is subjected to a high frequency alternating current with high voltage over a dielectricum. Oxygen is admitted to a narrow space between two plates (2) of aluminum oxide, and the current is applied to an electrode net (3) in the space, whereas the opposite sides of the plates are earthed and cooled.Type: GrantFiled: June 1, 1998Date of Patent: September 7, 1999Inventor: Jan Arlemark