Innovative Water Care, LLC

Matthew Muller

David W Blanchette

Enloe West

Volodymyr B Pashovych

Shannon Lafferty

Karen L Boyd

A device is provided for preparing a chemical solution. The device comprises a dissolving bowl having an open top portion for receiving a solid chemical material and a closed bottom portion. A grid member is disposed between the top and bottom portions for supporting the chemical material on a top surface thereof defining an array of grid openings and a flow opening distinct therefrom. A nozzle is positioned proximate the bottom portion and directs flow of an aqueous fluid to contact and dissolve at least some of the chemical material and create a chemical solution thereof Δn insert disposed proximate the grid member impedes flow of the aqueous fluid through one or more of the grid openings to increase fluid turbulence within the dissolving bowl and/or redirects the fluid flowing from the flow opening to flow in one or more directions over the grid member.

Devices and systems for preparing a chemical solution

The invention is an apparatus for preparing a chemical solution. A device of the present invention includes a housing including a lower chamber and an upper chamber and a dissolving bowl arranged at an interface of the lower chamber and upper chamber. The dissolving bowl includes a grid disposed within. Solid, undissolved chemical material rests on a top surface of the grid, such that the grid is able to maintain physical separation of the solid, undissolved chemical material from at least a bottom portion of the dissolving bowl. The device further includes a nozzle disposed within the dissolving bowl and positioned so as to direct flow of aqueous fluid into the dissolving bowl and towards the grid. The dissolving bowl further includes an outlet in fluid communication with the lower chamber to thereby allow for a prepared chemical solution to flow from the dissolving bowl into the lower chamber.

Devices and systems for water treatment

The present disclosure is directed to a sanitizing composition for dispensing into aquatic systems. The sanitizing composition contains a sanitizing agent containing water molecules that have been bound within the composition by a water binder. In one embodiment, the sanitizing agent is a polybiguanide salt and the water binder is an anhydrous salt. The resulting composition can be a solid that can be packaged in water degradable or water soluble packages for ease of handling and dispensing.

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Cleveland, TN, United States of America

Matthew Muller