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197 results about "Disposal waste" patented technology

Waste management or waste disposal are all the activities and actions required to manage waste from its inception to its final disposal. This includes amongst other things collection, transport, treatment and disposal of waste together with monitoring and regulation.

Foamer/sulfur scavenger composition and methods for making and using same

A new multi-purpose foaming composition having applications in oil field application, industrial applications, waste management applications, or other applications that can be benefitted by a foam, is disclosed, where the composition includes a surfactant, a sulfur scavenger and optionally an additive, where the sulfur scavenger and / or additive improve foam characteristics and / or the foam improves an activity of the sulfur scavenger and / or the additives. Method for using and making the foaming compositions are also disclosed, especially, coiled and capillary coiled tubing downhole applications.
Owner:LUBRIZOL OILFIELD SOLUTIONS

Systems for and methods of asset management in a waste management service environment

One embodiment of the present invention includes an identification mechanism, such as a radio frequency identification (RFID) tag or barcode, associated with a waste container. The identification mechanism contains an identifier that can be used to identify the waste container, and that can be read by a vehicle with an identification reader. In addition, the location of the waste container can be determined using a GPS receiver. The waste container identifier and its corresponding location can then be stored in a computer for later transmission to a second computer, for example, by using a wireless communication link. The second can be used to associate the waste container identifier and the waste container's position with a customer.
Owner:FLEETMIND SEON SOLUTIONS INC

Modular pressure control and drilling waste management apparatus for subterranean borehole operations

A modularly segmented apparatus for precise borehole pressure control, removing waste from borehole fluid, and recirculating the cleaned borehole fluid includes a pressure control section, a gas separator section, and a waste management section. In the pressure control section, a pressure manifold interconnects a plurality of chokes. A plurality of valves are used to direct the contaminated fluid through one of the chokes, which maintains a precise and predetermined pressure in the system. The manifold, chokes, and valves are mounted on a skid for easy transport. In the gas separator section, a gas separator is used to remove a majority of the gases present in the contaminated borehole fluid. In the waste management section, a vibratory separator removes large solid contaminants from the degassed fluid. The solids are directed to a solids collection container for further treatment or disposal. The fluid is directed to a first pit, which may be one partitioned are of a larger collection tank. Fluid from the first pit is directed to a degasser which removes additional gases in the fluid and directs the fluid to a second pit. Fluid from the second pit is directed to a desilter, which removes additional solids and directs the fluid to a third pit. The solids from the desilter are directed to the solids collection container. Fluid from the third pit is directed to active rig pumps for recirculation into the borehole.
Owner:MI

Dynamic prediction of risk levels for manufacturing operations through leading risk indicators

Provided are methodologies to properly assess and manage operational risks at operations sites, e.g., a manufacturing, production or processing facility, such as a refinery, chemical plant, fluid-catalytic-cracking units, or nuclear energy plant, or a biological or waste management facility, airport or even financial institutions, or at any facility in which operations are often accompanied by risk associated with many high-probability, low-consequence events, often resulting in near-misses. In some operations, processes are monitored by alarms, but the invention operates on either process data or alarm data. The methods are based upon measurement of one or more variables, and / or utilization and management of the concept of “hidden process near-miss(es)” to identify a change or escalation, if any, in probability of occurrence of an adverse incident. The methodologies combine a plurality of subsets (also useful independently) of dynamically calculated leading risk indicators for dynamic risk management.
Owner:NEAR MISS MANAGEMENT

Compositions for dust suppression and methods

The present invention relates to compositions useful for the suppression of fugitive dust emissions and methods of suppressing dust emissions by application of an aqueous solution comprising a surfactant, wetting agent and an acrylic copolymer. The compositions of the invention are effective in wetting, penetrating and improving particle cohesion and reducing water evaporation. They can also be used as a knockdown agent for airborne dust and for minimising soil and dust erosion, blowing and loss from roads and bulk solids, mineral flotation processes, waste management applications and as a binding agent.
Owner:3M INNOVATIVE PROPERTIES CO

Treatment composition for making acquisition fluff pulp in sheet form

A treatment composition for making acquisition fluff pulp in sheet form, having a cross-linking agent and an anti-hydrogen-bonding agent. The cross-linking agent may be a polycarboxylic acid, aldehyde, urea-based derivatives or a mixture thereof. The anti-hydrogen-bonding agent may be a silicon polymer terminated with at least one quaternary amine functional group. A method of making acquisition fluff pulp using the treatment composition involves treating a cellulosic base fiber with a treatment composition solution to impregnate the fiber with the treatment composition, and then drying and curing the impregnated fiber. The resultant acquisition fluff pulp may be utilized in an acquisition layer and / or an absorbent core of an absorbent article intended for body waste management.
Owner:RAYONIER PERFORMANCE FIBERS

Ostomy tools, and systems and processes for their use

Waste management for people with an ostomy (ostomists), and who therefore find it necessary to wear an ostomy bag, is accomplished simply through processes, systems and ostomy tools involving versatile latent tubes. Such tools include ostomy bags, filters, connectors and conveyance vessels. The tools are particularly helpful, for example, in controlling the location and disposition of ostomy wastes (and their odors) when the ostomist performs challenging routine to unusual tasks associated with ostomy care and maintenance. The tools also help to instill confidence in the users' ability to carry on normal daily business and social activities without creating embarrassment or discomfort for themselves or others.
Owner:HOLTER DWIGHT JEROME

Business method to manage the non-waste handling elements of solid waste management

An improved method of communication, control and command for patron functional services for solid waste management districts to minimize solid waste and solid waste management costs and maximize recycling and convenience. The publicly accessible solid waste disposal site is to be equipped with area lighting, video camera(s), a means for patrons to communicate identity and service data and a means to transmit and receive video and other data to and from remote data management facilities. The patron is required to identify his or her self each time he or she utilizes a public solid waste disposal facility. Commercial haulers are required to identify themselves and the source of the waste and provide a volume estimate. The camera(s) verify compliance. The remote data management facilities communicate with patrons, maintain records, calculate billings and monitor public solid waste deposit facility video camera(s) for security, maintenance needs and compliance verification. Two operational elements predominate: The patron is identified at the solid waste deposit facility and bill reductions are granted for demonstrated waste minimization, both of which may be accomplished in numerous ways. Identifying the patron demonstrates the patron's physical presence at the solid waste disposal facility. In that the patron is required to be present at the solid waste disposal facility periodically, and in that billing is not relative to discarded waste volume, there is no advantage to illegal roadside dumping. Waste minimization is measured by demonstrated proactive conservation efforts rather than by discarded waste volumes. This allows a totally automated solid waste disposal facility.
Owner:STEVENS JAMES NELSON

Gas chromatography system architecture

A self-contained micro-scale gas chromatography system that includes a plurality of gas chromatography components arranged on a micro-fluidic platform with nearly zero dead volume “tubeless” fluidic connections for the gas chromatography components. The micro-fluidic platform includes a plurality of flow channels that provide fluid flow paths for a sample, carrier gas and waste gas through and among the micro-fluidic platform and the plurality of gas chromatography components. The system may also include an on-board supply of carrier gas and on-board waste management, as well as a thermal management scheme making the system suitable for use in oil and gas wells and also other remote environments.
Owner:SCHLUMBERGER TECH CORP

High power microwave waste management

A variable capacitor power supply for a high-power, industrial magnetron is powered directly from a conventional, public-service, 4,160 volt and higher power line. The magnetron's output is removably attached to a tractor trailers or train boxcar fabricated as a microwave work chambers. Microwave work chambers are configured to dry waste, burn dried waste, enhance chemical processes, fix free nitrogen, burn waste metal, reclaim component metals from mixed waste metal, and for gasification, pyrolysis, and plasma waste disposal. Alternately, the microwave power supply is removably connected to an underground cave, configured as a microwave oven chamber, to microwave waste therein. The microwave power supply is located in the basement of a high rise building designed to convert the high rise building waste into heat and electricity.
Owner:LEVINSON MELVIN LEROY

Automatic prompting device for separate waste collection and application method thereof

The invention relates to an automatic prompting device for separate waste collection and an application method thereof. The automatic prompting device comprises an outer-layer box body and an inner-layer box body. A waste put-in opening capable of being opened and closed is formed on the outer-layer box body, and a sensor is disposed on the inner-layer box body and / or the outer-layer box body. The sensor is capable of detecting the signals of waste quantity in the inner-layer box body and / or the outer-layer box body, and is connected with a signal terminal through a signal transmission device. According to the automatic prompting device and the application method thereof, waste sorting in a complete and integrated manner in waste collection, clearing, transportation and treatment is achieved, and waste can be cleared and conveyed in good time and in an environment-friendly manner. The automatic prompting device and the application method thereof have the advantages of enabling labor amount of waste management staff to be small, enabling management cost to be low, causing little pollution to the environment, being good in the effect of separate waste collection, and bringing a lot of convenience to people, and can meet the requirements for modernization and real-time performance in residential community waste treatment and environmental protection in modern life.
Owner:BEIJING UNION UNIVERSITY

Calculating and Reducing Carbon Footprint in a Waste Management Plan

An on-line waste management reporting and tracking system allows contractors to create waste management plans. Cities and other governing bodies can manage and enforce their recycling policies. Property owners can track the recycling on construction debris within their property. Recycling facilities can create diversion reports and upload tickets directly to a project. Users communicate and interact via the system. Waste management plans can be submitted directly to the governmental bodies. Users track recycling on construction projects through detailed recycling reports. The system calculates a plan's emissions and gives suggestions on how to reduce a plan's carbon footprint.
Owner:GREEN HALO SYST

Waste Management and Recycling Tracking System

An on-line waste management reporting and tracking system allows contractors to create waste management plans. Cities and other governing bodies can manage and enforce their recycling policies. Property owners can track the recycling on construction debris within their property. Recycling facilities can create diversion reports and upload tickets directly to a project. Users communicate and interact via the system. Waste management plans can be submitted directly to the governmental bodies. Users track recycling on construction projects through detailed recycling reports. The system calculates a plan's emissions and gives suggestions on how to reduce a plan's carbon footprint.
Owner:GREEN HALO SYST

A hazardous waste monitoring system based on an internet of things

The invention relates to a hazardous waste monitoring system based on an internet of things. The invention provides the hazardous waste monitoring system, which integrates techniques of internet of things, bar code, two-dimensional code, GPS, RFID, GIS, intelligent terminal and electronic form and the like, and realizes whole-process tracking and management of hazardous wastes from 'cradles' to 'graves'. The system realizes whole-process electronic tracking and management of the hazardous wastes in the production, transfer and transportation, storage and disposal process, effectively regulateshazardous waste management account books, comprehensively monitors transfer process of the hazardous wastes, effectively implements hazardous waste standardized management requirements, assists the environmental protection department to grasp hazardous waste information timely, truly, accurately and dynamically, and improves informatization, intelligence and scientific level of the hazardous wastes.
Owner:宁夏回族自治区生态环境污染防治中心 +1

Pet waste management system

The present invention for a pet waste management system for use by domestic animals includes a shallow container; having a bottom and four sidewalls, for receiving and collecting domestic animal waste product, excrement, and urine, a receptacle combined with the container, for holding and dispensing plastic disposal bags for the animal excrement, a moisture absorbent pad, a polymeric grid disposed within the container for providing support for the weight of the animal, and a porous synthetic green grass surface shaped to overlie the polymeric grid base.
Owner:INT PET SOLUTIONS

Creating and managing commerce insights in waste management

Methods and arrangements for creating and managing commercial insights in waste management. Codes of discarded products which enter a receptacle bin are scanned. There are provided, to an external entity, data relating to discarding of the products, the data including spatial location data and at least one of: temporal data relating to the discarding of the products, and product-specific data. Other variants and embodiments are broadly contemplated herein.
Owner:GLOBALFOUNDRIES INC

Process for cleaning surfaces of medical equipment

A method for cleaning contaminated surfaces of surgical waste management equipment. The method includes rinsing surfaces of the equipment with water to remove water soluble contaminants and waste material. A rinse solution is applied to the surfaces of the equipment to provide a residual film thereon. The rinse solution includes a first nonionic nonylphenol surfactant having an HLB value ranging from about 10 to about 15, a second nonionic nonylphenol surfactant having an HLB value ranging from about 16 to 20, a bio-film permeation agent, and an aqueous solvent. A total of the first surfactant and the second surfactant in the solution ranges from about 2 to about 20 percent by weight of a total weight of the solution and a ratio of the second surfactant to the first surfactant in the solution ranges from about 2:1 to about 4:1.
Owner:STRYKER CORP

Waste management

InactiveUS20100218336A1Effective and reliable and operated managementReliable and effective managementSolid waste disposalSuction cleanersDisposal wasteAtmospheric air
Waste material that is introduced into waste inlet units (10) is managed by connecting the inlet units to a temporary storage volume (3) for charging the storage volume with the waste and by controlled, intermittent opening of the storage volume for the removal of accumulated waste therefrom. Specifically, waste is introduced into each inlet unit during an inlet charging phase; shaft charging vacuum (CV) is applied to the storage volume and is maintained continuously therein except when waste is removed from the storage volume; and the charging vacuum and atmospheric air (AA) is intermittently communicated to the inlet unit to charge the storage volume with the introduced waste.
Owner:EHNVAK AB

Thermoplastic hydrophilic adhesive compositions for attachment on dry and wet surfaces and with increased water adhesion stability

The present invention relates to the thermoplastic hydrophilic adhesive compositions having an increased adhesion capability and stability on moist or wet surfaces. The adhesive compositions comprise a thermoplastic hydrophilic homogeneous polymeric matrix having selected liquid absorption capacity, liquid absorption rate, and rheology. The adhesive compositions of the present invention are particularly suitable as topical adhesives for skin adhesion of articles such as disposable waste management articles, disposable absorbent articles, and personal care articles.
Owner:THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY

Waste management simulation system and method

A waste management simulation method and system is provided. The waste management simulation method includes: providing a graphical user interface for interactively defining a waste management model, wherein the model includes a plurality of waste inputs, a plurality of waste management facilities, and a plurality of waste streams connecting the waste inputs with the waste management facilities, and wherein the graphical user interface enables interactive definition of the waste streams; and determining at least one performance indicator of the model according to the defined waste management model and a forecast of the waste inputs.
Owner:MANDALAY TECH

Waste management system having vendor opportunity platform

A system is disclosed for managing waste. The system may have a first portal configured to receive input indicative of a customer service opportunity, a second portal configured to receive input indicative of a vendor's acceptance of the customer service opportunity, and a central processing unit in electronic communication with the first and second portals. The central processing unit may be configured to determine, from a list of registered vendors stored in memory, a shorter list of vendors capable of accommodating the customer service opportunity. The central processing unit may also be configured to offer the customer service opportunity to at least one vendor on the shorter list of vendors via the second portal, to receive an acceptance from the at least one vendor via the second portal to accommodate the customer service opportunity, and to automatically generate at least one contract based on the acceptance.
Owner:RUBICON TECH HLDG LLC

Polymerizing hydrogels including modifying compounds to comprise low amount of residual monomers and by-products and to optimize material properties

The present invention relates to polymerized hydrogels and processes to make such hydrogels, in particular hydrogel adhesives which are capable of attaching to mammalian skin and can be used in various personal care products, such as waste-management articles, and a variety of functional articles to be worn by a human. The hydrogels described herein are characterized by very low amount of residual starting monomers, impurities, and / or by-products that could be formed during polymerization. Specifically, the hydrogels are made by adding scavengers and / or chain transfer agent prior to polymerization. It has been found, that upon addition of same scavengers the material properties of the polymerized hydrogel differ from the properties of gels polymerized without the scavenger. This is due to the fact, that these specific scavengers act also as chain transfer agents in the radical polymerization. Further studies showed that also chain transfer agents, that are no scanvengers for residual monomer(s), impurities or byproducts influence the material properties of the polymerized hydrogel adhesive.
Owner:BASF AG
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