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2 results about "Targeted disruption" patented technology

Specially-shaped-charges for focusing fluid jets

Provided herein are shaped-charges having curved walls to provide better controllable and improved liquid jet parameters. The shaped-charge comprises a container having a plurality of curved walls for containing a liquid. One or more explosive charges are immersed in the liquid and a detonator channel positioned through the container wall to controllably detonate the one or more explosive charges and from a wedge-shaped liquid jet. Multipoint initiation is achieved using a number of initiation points; a location of one or more initiation contact points with the geometrically-shaped explosive charges; and / or an initiation timing of each of the initiation contact points, including simultaneous initiation or a sequence of initiations. Also provided are related methods of forming liquid jets and attendant applications, including target disruption.
Owner:THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AS REPRESENTED BY THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION DEPT OF JUSTICE

A method for pretreating camellia seeds using low-temperature plasma

PendingCN122080997AFatty-oils/fats productionDPPHLipoxygenase activity
This invention discloses a method for pretreating camellia seeds using low-temperature plasma, relating to the field of bioengineering technology. The method involves discharging the entire surface of the camellia seed using DBD, JET, DF, or RF at atmospheric pressure, preferably DBD 120kV×1min or RF 3m / min at a distance of 0-3mm for 20 passes. This achieves microporousization of the seed coat and targeted disruption of the cell wall to promote mass transfer. The treatment reduces lipase and lipoxygenase activities by approximately 31.72% and 35.69% (or 29.54%), respectively, and significantly enhances the antioxidant capacity of total phenols and DPPH / ABTS / FRAP in the methanol extract (up to 1.58 times the total phenols). This method simultaneously promotes the release of active ingredients, inhibits lipid oxidation, and improves oil yield and quality under low-temperature, non-thermal conditions, making it suitable for continuous industrial applications.
Owner:HUNAN ACAD OF FORESTRY