9 results about "Gaseous ozone" patented technology

The present invention relates to a system and method for treating air and water in refrigerated spaces using ozone-based disinfection. The system includes an electrolytic ozone generator configured to produce gaseous ozone from water and an air circulation subsystem to create an oxidizing airflow within a housing. The airflow is directed across a titanium dioxide-coated surface to reduce ozone concentration before reentry into the refrigerated space. A controller manages disinfection and purification modes, enabling safe air treatment in environments such as ice machines, walk-in refrigerators, and consumer appliances. In some embodiments, aqueous ozone is also routed to ice makers or water dispensers for waterline disinfection. Optional features include manganese dioxide treatment modules for hydroxyl radical generation, automated door locking during disinfection, and ozone sensors for safety compliance. The invention enables programmable, sensor-driven, and safe disinfection cycles without requiring external ozone emission, supporting food safety and occupant protection.

The invention relates to a method for treating wastewater in a wastewater treatment plant (2), the method comprising: • - a step of biological treatment of wastewater in an activated sludge bioreactor (4), • - a step of transferring mixed liquor from the bioreactor (4) to a device (6) for separating the solids and liquids from the mixed liquor, the transfer being carried out via a hydraulic circuit (8) connecting the bioreactor (4) to the device (6) for separating the solids and liquids, and • - a step of separating the solids and liquids from the mixed liquor in the separation device (6), characterized in that it comprises a step of introducing ozone into the hydraulic circuit (8), the method comprising an additional treatment step downstream of the step of separating the solids and liquids, wherein the step of introducing ozone into the hydraulic circuit (8) comprises the following steps: - collecting a liquid fraction at the outlet of the separation step and / or at the outlet of an additional treatment step, - passing the liquid fraction into at least one gas / liquid mixing member, for example a hydroejector, and enriching the liquid fraction by injecting gaseous ozone into the gas / liquid mixing member.

This invention discloses micro-nano ozone bubble water and its application in the preservation of fruits and vegetables such as sweet potatoes and lotus seeds. The micro-nano ozone bubble water is prepared by thoroughly mixing gaseous ozone with a liquid medium and then aerating the mixture. The liquid medium is a 1%-3% (v / v) citric acid solution. The prepared micro-nano ozone bubble water exhibits good stability and excellent bactericidal properties in an acidic system, significantly inhibiting *Escherichia coli*, *Staphylococcus aureus*, and pathogens causing sweet potato stem rot and root rot. This technology can effectively extend the storage period of sweet potatoes, tangerines, and lotus seeds, reduce weight loss and decay, and maintain the firmness and nutritional content of fruits and vegetables through sterilization, metabolic regulation, and optimization of the microbial community structure, providing theoretical and technical support for the green preservation of agricultural products.

The invention discloses a method for preparing a steroid drug intermediate by coupling ozone produced by electrolyzing water with ozonation reaction in a microchannel reactor. According to the method, a double-membrane water-cooled ozone generator is adopted, a beta-PbO2 catalyst is used as an anode, a Pt / C material is used as a cathode, and gaseous ozone is generated under the condition of constant-current low-voltage electrolyzed water. The generated ozone gas reacts with an alcohol solution of a steroid drug precursor in a micro-channel reactor, and the steroid drug intermediate is successfully prepared after purification. The beta-PbO2 catalyst used in the invention shows excellent performance and stability of electrolyzing water to produce ozone. The generated ozone reacts with an alcohol solution of a steroid drug precursor, and the efficient gas-liquid mass transfer performance of the microchannel reactor is combined, so that the reaction rate is remarkably increased, and efficient preparation of a steroid drug intermediate is stably realized.

The invention belongs to the technical field of sewage treatment, and particularly relates to application of a Ti4O7 aeration head as an anode in electric ozone equipment. The Ti4O7 aeration head is used as the anode, Ti4O7 has efficient electric excitation capability on ozone and also has high conductivity and stability, the anode of the aeration head integrates the functions of aeration and ozone electric excitation of the anode, the electrode can directly utilize gaseous ozone and is not limited by gas-liquid mass transfer, and the efficiency is high. Therefore, more efficient ozone excitation can be achieved, the generation efficiency of active species is improved, and finally efficient degradation of pollutants is achieved. Meanwhile, an additional aeration device is not needed, and experimental equipment is simplified.

The present invention relates to modular ozone-based disinfection systems that generate hydroxyl radicals from gaseous ozone and water vapor using a manganese dioxide treatment module. A sealed, replaceable water cartridge supplies water to an electrochemical ozone generator, producing gaseous ozone for introduction into an airflow path within a housing. An air circulation subsystem directs the ozone-containing airflow across the manganese dioxide treatment module, which catalytically generates hydroxyl radicals and reduces residual ozone to levels safe for human exposure. In some embodiments, a positive temperature coefficient (PTC) heating element preheats airflow to enhance radical production. A controller manages ozone generation, airflow, heating, and operational modes, and may track cartridge usage, transmit data, or enforce geofencing. The modular design supports various water sources, portable or fixed installation, and integration into refrigerated or enclosed spaces, providing safe, on-demand oxidizing treatment of air, surfaces, and water systems while ensuring compliance with exposure limits.

The present invention relates to modular ozone-based disinfection systems that generate hydroxyl radicals from gaseous ozone and water vapor using a manganese dioxide treatment module. A sealed, replaceable water cartridge supplies water to an electrochemical ozone generator, producing gaseous ozone for introduction into an airflow path within a housing. An air circulation subsystem directs the ozone-containing airflow across the manganese dioxide treatment module, which catalytically generates hydroxyl radicals and reduces residual ozone to levels safe for human exposure. In some embodiments, a positive temperature coefficient (PTC) heating element preheats airflow to enhance radical production. A controller manages ozone generation, airflow, heating, and operational modes, and may track cartridge usage, transmit data, or enforce geofencing. The modular design supports various water sources, portable or fixed installation, and integration into refrigerated or enclosed spaces, providing safe, on-demand oxidizing treatment of air, surfaces, and water systems while ensuring compliance with exposure limits.

When supplying gas along with liquid to an ejector to generate a gas-dissolved liquid, this prevents the liquid that flows back from the gas intake of the ejector from entering the gas supply system. [Solution] In generating ozonated water as a gas-dissolved liquid using an ozonated water generator equipped with an ejector 1 enclosed in a tank 2, ozone gas is injected as a gas into the flow of water, which is liquid, introduced into the ejector 1 to generate ozonated water. During this process, the water that flows back out from the ozone gas intake of the ejector 1 is stored in the tank 2.

The present invention relates to a system and method for treating air and water in refrigerated spaces using ozone-based disinfection. The system includes an electrolytic ozone generator configured to produce gaseous ozone from water and an air circulation subsystem to create an oxidizing airflow within a housing. The airflow is directed across a titanium dioxide-coated surface to reduce ozone concentration before reentry into the refrigerated space. A controller manages disinfection and purification modes, enabling safe air treatment in environments such as ice machines, walk-in refrigerators, and consumer appliances. In some embodiments, aqueous ozone is also routed to ice makers or water dispensers for waterline disinfection. Optional features include manganese dioxide treatment modules for hydroxyl radical generation, automated door locking during disinfection, and ozone sensors for safety compliance. The invention enables programmable, sensor-driven, and safe disinfection cycles without requiring external ozone emission, supporting food safety and occupant protection.