Chris Zetena

Title: Chris Zetena and Animal Drinking Water Disinfection Monitoring

Introduction

Chris Zetena is an inventor associated with Dallas, Texas, and NCH Corporation. His patent work addresses monitoring and maintaining disinfectant levels in drinking water supplied to non-human animals.

Latest Patents

Zetena is associated with 1 patent: “System and method for monitoring and adding disinfectant in animal drinking water using oxidation-reducing potential.” The invention uses oxidation-reduction potential (ORP) measurements and, optionally, pH measurements to assess water quality upstream of an animal’s point of consumption. A controller compares sensor readings with predetermined thresholds, ranges, or previous measurements to determine whether disinfectant and pH levels need adjustment.

The system can automatically add disinfectant or pH-adjusting agents to the water supply. A flow switch can prevent dosing when water is not moving, while alerts can indicate that disinfectant levels are outside the desired range or that the dosing system’s supply is low.

Career Highlights

Zetena’s listed patent connects his inventive work with NCH Corporation. The invention focuses on automated water monitoring and dosing for animal drinking-water systems.

Collaborations

Haibo Cao is identified as Zetena’s coworker. The available information does not specify Cao’s role in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Chris Zetena’s patent describes a system for monitoring animal drinking water and responding to disinfectant or pH levels that fall outside desired limits.