Patent US 10,668,405 B2 · June 2, 2020

Multi-Vessel Filtration System for Hazardous or Radioactive Waste Water

A multi-vessel filtration system that stages several media beds in series — each vessel tuned to a different isotope or duty — so a complex waste stream is polished step by step in a single skid.

Patent US 10,668,405 B2 Inventor Mark S. Denton, Jeffrey T. Prince Granted June 2, 2020

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01 What it covers

Real waste streams carry more than one problem isotope. This system arranges multiple filtration vessels in sequence, letting operators dedicate each vessel to a specific isotope-specific medium and treat a multi-contaminant stream in one pass.

02 Why it matters

  • Multi-contaminant streams: different vessels target different isotopes in sequence.
  • Lead/lag operation: staging allows a bed to fully load before the next takes over, maximizing media use.
  • Serviceable: individual vessels can be changed without shutting the whole train.

03 Patent family

This invention was filed in multiple jurisdictions; related filings share the same disclosure.

JurisdictionNumberDate
United States (granted)US 10,668,405 B2Jun 2, 2020
United States (application)US 2019/0015762 A1Jan 17, 2019

04 Official record

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05 Related technology