Enverid Systems, Inc.

Shawn Brown

Udi Meirav

Sharon Perl-Olshvang

Israel Biran

In some embodiments, an indoor air cleaning apparatus and a method for removing at least a portion of at least one type of gas from an indoor airflow are disclosed. The apparatus may comprise a cabinet; at least one sorbent bank comprising at least one cartridge; a fan assembly comprising at least one housing including at least one housing inlet and at least one housing outlet, at least one motor and at least one impeller; and a heating element configured to operate in at least one of two modes: an active mode and an inactive mode; and a controller configured to operate in at least two modes: an adsorption mode and a regeneration mode.

Low noise, ceiling mounted indoor air scrubber

Some embodiments of the disclosure are directed to an air/fluid filter device comprising a sheet of material initially configured in one or more planar sections, a plurality of organized air/fluid outlets arranged on the sheet and configured to allow the air/fluid to flow through the sheet, and a plurality of cyclonic compartments coupled to the sheet, each compartment comprising a cyclonic structure comprising at least one of a cone or a cylinder, including a tangential inlet, and a cyclonic outlet at the end of the cyclonic structure that is coupled to the sheet. In some embodiments, each tangential opening is in air/fluid communication with a respective incoming air/fluid side of the sheet, and each cyclonic outlet is coupled to a respective outlet of the sheet.

Apparatus, methods and systems for separating particles from air and fluids

An air filter comprising a housing, a plurality of cyclonic-element arrays and a plurality of individual airflow paths is disclosed herein. The housing includes a first side configured to be arranged or otherwise exposed to an upstream side of a first airflow, and a second side configured to be arranged or otherwise exposed to a downstream side of the first airflow. In some embodiments, the plurality of cyclonic-element arrays may be organized in a parallel or approximately parallel arrangement within and/or supported by the housing. Further, the plurality of individual airflow paths may correspond to the plurality individual of cyclone elements in each array life.

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Wakefield, MA, United States of America

Shawn Brown