Cleanlogic LLC

David Jackson

Liviu Marian

Felipe Soto

John Lee

A method and apparatus for analyzing, maintaining or adjusting the chemical and physical structure of a COComposite Spray in real-time. A light beam is passed through a portion of the COComposite Spray plume, following which the transmitted light is collected using a detector and analyzed using a computer processing device. Light absorption, reflection and/or florescence data are correlated with COparticle density and particle size, spray plume length, organic and inorganic spray additives, and water vapor content. The treatment spray geometry is used to optimize and control a COComposite Spray in precision cleaning, machining, and cooling processes.

[object Object]

A method and apparatus is disclosed for the production, delivery and control of microscopic quantities of minute solid carbon dioxide (CO) particles having uniform density and distribution for use in a COComposite Spray process, which employs compression of liquid carbon dioxide to form a supersaturated liquid, which is then condensed via micro-capillaries into minute and highly energetic solid carbon dioxide particles, which are injected into a propellant gas stream.

Growing community of inventors

Saugus, CA, United States of America

David Jackson