US20240182344
2024-06-06
Chemistry; metallurgy
C02F9/20
A reusable multi-staged filtration device offers an innovative solution for efficient contaminant removal and desalination, utilizing recycled materials. The customizable filter options allow users to tailor the performance based on specific environmental conditions and personal preferences. This eco-friendly design features self-cleaning capabilities, significantly reducing waste and maintenance efforts while enhancing overall efficiency.
Incorporating advanced technologies, the device leverages Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for improved monitoring and control. Users benefit from real-time updates, adaptive filtering, predictive maintenance, and energy efficiency. The ability to manage the system remotely ensures rapid responses to any abnormalities, enhancing user experience and safety.
The device supports various filtration mechanisms to target specific contaminants, including heavy metals like lead and non-metals such as chloramide. This flexibility empowers consumers to select appropriate filters based on their water quality needs. Additionally, the option to include a dispersal chamber allows for the delivery of flavors, vitamins, or other beneficial additives to enhance hydration and enjoyment.
The filtration device employs a unique chemical process for desalination, combining filtration with reverse osmosis techniques. This process involves multiple stages: pre-treatment to remove significant particles, chemical mixing to generate heat for boiling saltwater, and post-treatment filtration to ensure safety. This innovative approach addresses water scarcity issues in areas lacking access to clean water.
Access to clean water is crucial for health, education, and economic stability. Millions suffer from water-related diseases due to contaminated sources, particularly in economically disadvantaged communities. The filtration device aims to alleviate these challenges by providing a sustainable and effective means of ensuring safe drinking water, ultimately contributing to improved health outcomes and economic opportunities.