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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 05, 2023
Filed:
Nov. 04, 2020
Jacob T. Weil, Toledo, OH (US);
Thomas J. Quagliotto, Toledo, OH (US);
Kyle S. Strait, Holland, MI (US);
Keith W. Kennedy, Litchfield, OH (US);
Eric Calhoun, Wyandotte, MI (US);
Jacob T. Weil, Toledo, OH (US);
Thomas J. Quagliotto, Toledo, OH (US);
Kyle S. Strait, Holland, MI (US);
Keith W. Kennedy, Litchfield, OH (US);
Eric Calhoun, Wyandotte, MI (US);
Betco Corporation, Bowling Green, OH (US);
Abstract
A floor cleaning machine is provided. The floor cleaning machine includes a solution tank for a cleaning solution. A pre-canister sensor receives the cleaning solution and measures the concentration of any dissolved solids. A canister assembly receives a portion of the cleaning solution from the pre-canister sensor and dissolves portions of a solid chemical form into the cleaning solution thereby forming blended droplets. The canister assembly has a spray nozzle positioned vertically above the solid chemical form. A post-canister sensor receives a mixture of the cleaning solution from the pre-canister sensor and the blended droplets from the canister assembly. The post-canister sensor measures the concentration of any dissolved solids within the mixture of the cleaning solution from the pre-canister sensor and the blended droplets from the canister assembly. A comparison of the baseline and post-canister measurements outside of a desired range results in replacement of the solid chemical form.