This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Brown and Caldwell. Active years: 2025.
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Years Active: 2025
Title: Innovations in Wastewater Treatment by Christopher D Muller
Introduction
Christopher D Muller is an accomplished inventor based in Londonderry, NH (US). He has made significant contributions to the field of wastewater treatment, focusing on innovative methods to enhance the efficiency of nutrient removal from wastewater.
Latest Patents
Muller holds a patent for a "System and method for wastewater treatment." This invention outlines a method for treating wastewater that contains phosphates, nutrients, and organic solids. The process involves feeding the wastewater into an acid gas digester, where digestible carbohydrates undergo acidogenesis and acetogenesis. This results in the formation of volatile fatty acids and a suspended solids content, producing an organic acid digest. The effluent from the acid gas digester is then directed into a series of harvesting anaerobic digesters, where a portion of the solubilized phosphates is precipitated, leading to a reduced phosphate content in the effluent. The final step involves converting organic solids into methane and digested anaerobic sludge in an anaerobic methane digester.
Career Highlights
Christopher D Muller is currently employed at Brown and Caldwell, a company known for its expertise in environmental engineering and consulting. His work focuses on developing sustainable solutions for wastewater management, contributing to the advancement of environmental technologies.
Collaborations
Muller collaborates with notable colleagues, including John L Willis and Ahmed Al-Omari, who share his commitment to innovation in environmental engineering.
Conclusion
Christopher D Muller exemplifies the spirit of innovation in wastewater treatment through his patented methods and collaborative efforts. His work not only addresses critical environmental challenges but also paves the way for future advancements in the field.
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