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Arzel Zoning Technology, Inc.

Safetyspect, Inc.

United States of America, As Represented by the Secretary of Agriculture

Kenneth S Barton

Al Zelczer

Richard Wilson

Leonard Roth

Fartash Vasefi

Adam Bush

Moon S Kim

Sava Marinkovich

Diane E Chan

Jianwei Qin

Insuck Baek

Nicholas Bennett MacKinnon

David Carroll

Lyndel Meinhardt

The contamination sanitation inspection system (CSIS) allows a user to capture an image of a large scene (such as a food processing line, a food service facility, a food products storage area, or a plant production area/facility) and identify contamination within the scene and preferably represent the contamination on a spatially accurate map (or floorplan) so that contamination within the inspection map area is clearly identified and recorded for subsequent treatment. In an alternative embodiment, the CSIS also includes a decontamination system to sanitize any identified contamination.

Active illumination-based multispectral contamination sanitation inspection system

A device is disclosed. The device contains a first light source configured to excite fluorescence emission of a first contaminant on a surface, and a first optical sensor configured to capture one or more images of the fluorescence emission of the first contaminant.

Inspection and sanitation device and method

A system and method to control environmental parameters of predefined zones within a structure. An embodiment of the system uses damper assemblies that are entirely wireless as a result of energy capturing devices which convert air flow within the HVAC system ductwork into electrical current and a wireless control module that remove the need for hard-wiring for power or control. Still further, an embodiment of the system uses wireless components to monitor the environmental parameters of a structure's zones, process and communicate necessary zone adjustments, and actuate system components.

System and method for wireless environmental zone control with positioning feedback

System and method for wireless environmental zone control

A system and method are disclosed for sealing an annular manhole riser ring assembly. A generally flat, bendable liner includes a flat strip that is generally conformably engageable with an interior circumferential surface of the riser ring assembly. An outer surface of the liner strip carries a plurality of spacer elements that form a void between the generally flat liner strip and the engaged inner circumferential surface of the riser ring assembly. An expandable tensioning device is operated to press the riser ring assembly against the circumferential surface of the riser ring assembly. A flexible bonding substance is introduced into the void and allowed to set to seal the riser ring assembly.

System for sealing a manhole riser ring assembly

System and apparatus for wireless environmental zone control

A system for impregnating a liner with a curable substance enables the liner to be used to repair or refurbish an underground conduit. The system includes a vacuum pump having a vacuum line communicably connected thereto. The vacuum line has a vacuum inlet formed therein. The vacuum line supports the liner such that the liner covers and encloses the inlet. A supply of a curable substance has an applicator line connected thereto. The applicator line is proximate the vacuum line and has a discharge port located proximate the liner supported on the vacuum line. An applicator pump moves the curable substance through the applicator line and discharge port onto the liner while the vacuum pump draws a vacuum on the liner.

System for impregnating a liner for use in underground conduit repair

An apparatus and method are disclosed for repairing ruptures in underground conduits. An inflatable bladder and a flexible sleeve that is wrapped about at least a portion of the bladder are introduced into a conduit proximate a rupture therein. The bladder is inflated to urge the sleeve into engagement with the conduit such that the sleeve covers the rupture. The sleeve includes an adhesive bonding substance that adheres the sleeve to the conduit and is hardenable to bond the sleeve to the conduit.

Method and apparatus for repairing ruptures in underground conduits

An expandable packer is disclosed for repairing a rupture in an underground conduit. The device includes a first packer section formed proximate a first end and having a first inflatable bladder mounted peripherally thereon. A second packer section is formed proximate a second end and has a second inflatable bladder mounted peripherally thereon. A packer discharge coupling is releasably interconnectable with the first section and includes discharge port means. A packer extension section extends between the discharge coupling and the second packer section. There are means for releasably coupling one end of the packer extension section with the second packer section. The discharge coupling includes means for releasably interconnecting the opposite end of the extension section with the discharge coupling. Compressed air or other gas is selectively introduced into the bladders to inflate the bladders so that they sealably engage the conduit. A sealant is then introduced through the discharge ports, into the conduit, and through the rupture to outside the conduit to seal and repair the rupture.

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Lake Hamilton, FL, United States of America

Kenneth S Barton