Air Filter Technology

It consists of the removal and oxidation of compounds from contaminated air. The bio-air filter contains Zeolite, coated with a solution of a mineral (Oxychloride) which utilizes the principles of chelating, to deliver destructive energy to organic and micro organisms. When gases or air pass through the reactor, target pollutants diffuse into the zeolite as absorption and instantaneous oxidation occurs.

The following factors must be studied to consider the bio-air filtration process: Compounds with complex bond structure generally require more energy to be degraded. Organic compounds such as alcohol, aldehydes, ketone, and some simple aromatics demonstrate excellent biodegradability. Some compounds that show moderate to slow degradations include phenols, chloride hydrocarbon, polyaromatic hydrocarbons and highly halogenated hydrocarbon. Inorganic compounds such as hydrogen sulfide and ammonia are also biodegraded well. The most promising application of the bio-air filter is the removal of VOC from air or gases stream.

Our proprietary patented air filter will prevent the growth of algae and bacteria on the condensing coils by removing approximately 85-99% percent of all air-borne particles, dust, odor, mold spores, bacteria, and VOCs (volatile organic chemicals).

What is oxidation?

Bio-side, otherwise known as “Singlet oxygen” (A SINGLE ATOM OF OXYGEN)

A Single ATOM of Oxygen gives rise to:

• Emitted gases that seek out and destroy harmful contaminants.
• Provides the Highest Efficiency of Oxidation.
• Controls Pathogens Better than any other solution on the market.
• Water Treatment Agent.
• Eliminates COD/ BOD Better than any Other
• Water Treatment Agent - Without TOXIC By-Products.
• Refers to a pure, clean, non-harmful way of effectively killing any contaminants in the water.
• Removes contaminants through a filtration system from the water you drink.
  To provide a more pure, healthier, and cleaner water.
• Eliminates Algae and Microbe Growth on Drinking Equipment.
• Eliminates color and taste.
  

AquaMaker™ Oxidation Filter Process
Vs.
UV Light Filter Process

Introduction:

The test was conducted by Envirodyne Labs in Houston, Texas and certified to be true and accurate on September 15th, 2003. Service start dates and testing were conducted starting June 28th, 2003 through September 15th, 2003.

The tested unit consisted of a portable, potable-water generator for producing high-purity water by condensation of dew from ambient air. An enclosed heat absorber cools the filtered air below its dew point and collects droplets of condensate into an enclosed system.

The collected liquid dew is further treated in a bacteriostatic loop consisting of a UV light to destroy living organisms followed by a carbon filter and 1 micron filter.

The water is recycled through the bacteriostatic loop every three (3) hours

TEST #1: UV Light Filter

A test unit as described in the above introduction was equipped with the standard UV light, carbon filter and 1 micron filter. The unit was placed in the same testing (office) environment (temperature 74 to 78 degrees F., humidity 44% to 56%) as the AquaMaker oxidation filter unit. The UV light unit was placed in service with the following test results:

TEST #2: AquaMaker Oxidation Filter

June 30th, 2003: The test unit (as described in introduction) was modified to use the present oxidation filter process invention in place of the UV light, carbon filter and 1 micron filter (the UV light, carbon filter, and 1 micron filter were removed), and the new AquaMaker Oxidation Filter was placed in service in the same environment (temperature 74 to 78 degrees F, humidity 44% to 56%), with the following results: