Advanced air cleaning system and method

Gas separation: processes – With control responsive to sensed condition – Concentration sensed

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C095S228000, C096S224000, C096S365000, C096S413000, C055S315100, C073S023200, C073S031070

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07048776

ABSTRACT:
A method and system removes nuclear, biological and chemical (NBC) agents from an air stream from a facility HVAC. The system includes an irradiation zone, a saturation zone and a precipitation zone. A contaminant detection apparatus controls the irradiation, saturation and precipitation of the air stream. The irradiation destroys biological agents along with saturation of air stream with a water based solution. The biological debris and dissolved chemical agents are precipitated out of the air stream by condenser coils. Nuclear agents are removed from the air stream by a diverting the air stream though a bypass filter containing high mass particulate filters and activated charcoal. The contaminants are stored for later removal and destruction. The contaminate detection apparatus includes NBC sensors.

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patent: 5656242 (1997-08-01), Morrow et al.
patent: 6296693 (2001-10-01), McCarthy
patent: 2003/0150226 (2003-08-01), Jensen

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