Tie Mao

Title: Tie Mao: Inventor in Fluid Treatment

Introduction

Tie Mao is an inventor associated with London, Canada, and U.S. Peroxide, LLC. His patent work includes methods and systems for treating fluids through biochemical processes conducted under vacuum pressure. The provided information lists 3 patents.

Latest Patents

One of Mao’s latest listed inventions, “Methods and Systems for Treating Fluid Using a Biochemical Process Under Vacuum Pressure,” addresses the treatment of fluids containing both particulate and soluble fractions, including wastewater with biosolids. The process biochemically transforms solids in the particulate fraction while subjecting the fluid to vacuum pressure. It also evaporates some of the soluble fraction, thickening the fluid that remains.

The described methods can control the particulate fraction’s residence time to be at least 25% longer than the soluble fraction’s residence time. They can also control the particulate fraction’s solids content within a range of 2% to 99%. These approaches are intended to support fluid treatment and solids management.

Career Highlights

Mao’s listed patent activity focuses on fluid treatment technology, particularly the combined use of biochemical processing and vacuum pressure. His work is associated with U.S. Peroxide, LLC.

Collaborations

Mao’s listed coworkers include Domenico Santoro and George Nakhla. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or related work.

Conclusion

Tie Mao’s listed inventions focus on treating fluids by combining biochemical transformation, vacuum pressure, and evaporation to manage particulate and soluble fractions.