CA2627301A1 - Flexible aeration panel and methods of use - Google Patents
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Abstract
A flexible aeration panel is described, which does not include a rigid support plate. The flexible aeration panel can comprise a first perforated, flexible sheet sealed to a second non- perforated flexible sheet at their peripheral edges, thereby defining one or more cavities that are in fluid communication with at least one gas inlet. The flexible aeration panel can be configured to produce preferably evenly spaced bubbles of gas when positioned in a liquid body. Applications include, but are not limited to, aeration of wastewater, lakes, streams, water basins and the like.
Claims (34)
1. A method of distributing a gas through a liquid body comprising:
(i) positioning within the liquid body one or more flexible aeration panels, each panel having at least one inlet and at least an upper portion and a lower portion, which portions define at least one cavity that can be filled with a gas under pressure, which pressurized gas flows to each panel and into the at least one cavity via the at least one inlet, the upper portion of each panel being perforated to allow the pressurized gas to escape in the form of bubbles from the upper portion of each panel;
(ii) providing a source of the pressurizcd gas; and (iii) permitting the pressurized gas to flow to each panel and into the at least one cavity via the at least one inlet, whereby the at least upper portion and lower portion of each panel are constructed of one or more flexible, non-rigid elastomeric materials, and wherein one or more flexible panels are positioned within the liquid body by an, anchoring array that permits the leveling of the one or more flexible panels relative to a surface of the liquid body.
(i) positioning within the liquid body one or more flexible aeration panels, each panel having at least one inlet and at least an upper portion and a lower portion, which portions define at least one cavity that can be filled with a gas under pressure, which pressurized gas flows to each panel and into the at least one cavity via the at least one inlet, the upper portion of each panel being perforated to allow the pressurized gas to escape in the form of bubbles from the upper portion of each panel;
(ii) providing a source of the pressurizcd gas; and (iii) permitting the pressurized gas to flow to each panel and into the at least one cavity via the at least one inlet, whereby the at least upper portion and lower portion of each panel are constructed of one or more flexible, non-rigid elastomeric materials, and wherein one or more flexible panels are positioned within the liquid body by an, anchoring array that permits the leveling of the one or more flexible panels relative to a surface of the liquid body.
2. The method of claim 1 in which the liquid body has a volume substantially greater than that of a bathtub, a hot tub, or a recreational swimming pool.
3. The method of claim 1 in which the one or more flexible, non-rigid elastomeric materials have a density of less than about 1.0 gm/mL.
4. The method of claim 1 in which the panel further comprises a structural frame positioned at or about the periphery of the panel.
5. The method of claim 1 in which the level of the one or more flexible panels is substantially parallel to a surface of the liquid body.
6. The method of claim 1 in which the anchoring array comprises a plurality of cables
7. The method, of claim 6 in which the plurality of cables is arranged in a substantially planar configuration.
8. The method of claim 1 in which the anchoring array comprises at least one cable, at least two anchoring bases, and a turnbuckle.
9. The method of claim 8 in which one cable is attached to a side of at least two aeration panels.
10. The method of claim 9 in which that at least two panels are at least four aeration panels.
11. A method of distributing a gas through a liquid body comprising:
(i) positioning within the liquid body one or more flexible aeration panels, each panel having at least one inlet and at least an upper portion and a lower portion, which portions define at least one cavity that can be filled with a gas under pressure, which pressurized gas flows to each panel and into the at least one cavity via the at least one inlet, the upper portion of each panel being perforated to allow the pressurized gas to escape from the upper portion of each panel in a manner that provides a substantially uniform, unbroken pattern of gas bubbles over a substantial area thereof;
(ii) providing a source of the pressurized gas; and (iii) permitting the pressurized gas to flow to each panel and into the at least one cavity via the at least one inlet, whereby the at least upper portion and lower portion of each panel are constructed of one or more flexible, non-rigid elastomeric materials, and wherein one or more flexible panels are positioned within the liquid body by an anchoring array that permits the leveling of the one or more flexible panels relative to a surface of the liquid body.
(i) positioning within the liquid body one or more flexible aeration panels, each panel having at least one inlet and at least an upper portion and a lower portion, which portions define at least one cavity that can be filled with a gas under pressure, which pressurized gas flows to each panel and into the at least one cavity via the at least one inlet, the upper portion of each panel being perforated to allow the pressurized gas to escape from the upper portion of each panel in a manner that provides a substantially uniform, unbroken pattern of gas bubbles over a substantial area thereof;
(ii) providing a source of the pressurized gas; and (iii) permitting the pressurized gas to flow to each panel and into the at least one cavity via the at least one inlet, whereby the at least upper portion and lower portion of each panel are constructed of one or more flexible, non-rigid elastomeric materials, and wherein one or more flexible panels are positioned within the liquid body by an anchoring array that permits the leveling of the one or more flexible panels relative to a surface of the liquid body.
12. An aeration panel assembly for distributing a gas through a liquid body comprising:
at least one flexible aeration panel comprising:
(i) at least one inlet;
(ii) at least an upper portion and a lower portion, which portions define at least one cavity in fluid communication with the at least one inlet and capable of being filled with a gas under pressure, the upper portion being perforated to allow pressurized gas to escape therefrom in the form of bubbles, whereby the at least upper portion and lower portion of the panel are constructed of one or more flexible, non-rigid elastomeric materials; and an anchoring array that permits the leveling of the at least one flexible panel relative to a surface of the liquid body
at least one flexible aeration panel comprising:
(i) at least one inlet;
(ii) at least an upper portion and a lower portion, which portions define at least one cavity in fluid communication with the at least one inlet and capable of being filled with a gas under pressure, the upper portion being perforated to allow pressurized gas to escape therefrom in the form of bubbles, whereby the at least upper portion and lower portion of the panel are constructed of one or more flexible, non-rigid elastomeric materials; and an anchoring array that permits the leveling of the at least one flexible panel relative to a surface of the liquid body
13. The aeration panel assembly of claim 12 in which the perforations are selected from holes, slits, cuts, or combinations thereof.
14. The aeration panel assembly of claim 12 in which the at least upper portion and lower portion are comprised of flexible, non-rigid elastomeric sheets whose edges are sealed.
15. The aeration panel assembly of claim 14 in which the edges of the upper and lower portions are sealed via welding, chemical bonding, vulcanization, stitching, gluing, or combinations thereof.
16. The aeration panel assembly of claim 12 in which the panel is shaped in the form of a square, a rectangle, a triangle, a circle, an ellipse, a doughnut, a cylinder, a crescent, a cube, a pyramid, a cone, and a prism.
17. The aeration panel assembly of claim 12 in which the upper portion and lower portion are sealed at one or more interior sections of the panel, thereby defining two or more cavities, which are in fluid communication with the at least one inlet.
18. The aeration panel assembly of claim 17 in which the two or more cavities follow the shape of the perimeter of the panel.
19. The aeration panel assembly of claim 12 further comprising a gas source in fluid communication with the at least one inlet in which the gas source comprises air.
20. The aeration panel assembly of claim 12 whereby the at least upper portion is constructed of one or more flexible, non-rigid elastomeric materials selected from the group consisting of polyurethanes, poly(vinyl chloride), polycarbonates, acetals, poly(acetals) and nylons.
21. The aeration panel assembly of claim 12 whereby the at least lower portion of the panel is constructed of one or more flexible, non-rigid elastomeric materials selected from the group consisting of polyurethanes, poly(vinyl chloride), polycarbonates, acetals, poly(acetals) and nylons.
22. The aeration panel assembly of claim 12 in which the panel is circumscribed by a structural frame to which the anchoring array is attached.
23. The aeration panel assembly of claim 12 in which the anchoring array comprises at least one cable, at least two anchoring bases, and a turnbuckle.
24. The aeration panel assembly of claim 23 in which the one cable is attached to a side of at least two aeration panels.
25. The aeration panel assembly of claim 24 in which that at least two panels are at least four aeration panels.
26. The aeration panel assembly of claim 12 in which the at least one aeration panel is at least two aeration panels connected in series such that gas from one aeration panel flows into the inlet of another aeration panel.
27. A flexible aeration panel assembly for distributing a gas through a liquid body comprising:
a flexible aeration panel; and an anchoring array attached to the panel that permits the leveling of the flexible panel relative to a surface of the liquid body, wherein the flexible aeration panel comprises:
(i) at least one inlet;
(ii) at least an upper portion and a lower portion, which portions define at least one cavity in fluid communication with the at least one inlet and capable of being filled with a gas under pressure, the upper portion being perforated to allow pressurized gas to escape therefrom in a manner that provides a substantially uniform, unbroken pattern of gas bubbles over a substantial area thereof, whereby the at least upper portion and lower portion of the panel are constructed of one or more flexible, non-rigid elastomeric materials having a density of less than about 1.0 gm/mL, and further provided that the panel (i) is equipped with a structural frame positioned at or about the periphery of the panel, and (ii) does not include a rigid support plate positioned at or against the lower portion of the panel.
a flexible aeration panel; and an anchoring array attached to the panel that permits the leveling of the flexible panel relative to a surface of the liquid body, wherein the flexible aeration panel comprises:
(i) at least one inlet;
(ii) at least an upper portion and a lower portion, which portions define at least one cavity in fluid communication with the at least one inlet and capable of being filled with a gas under pressure, the upper portion being perforated to allow pressurized gas to escape therefrom in a manner that provides a substantially uniform, unbroken pattern of gas bubbles over a substantial area thereof, whereby the at least upper portion and lower portion of the panel are constructed of one or more flexible, non-rigid elastomeric materials having a density of less than about 1.0 gm/mL, and further provided that the panel (i) is equipped with a structural frame positioned at or about the periphery of the panel, and (ii) does not include a rigid support plate positioned at or against the lower portion of the panel.
28. An aeration panel assembly for distributing a gas through a liquid body comprising:
at least two flexible aeration panels in which each panel comprises:
(i) at least one inlet;
(ii) at least an upper portion and a lower portion, which portions define at least one cavity in fluid communication with the at least one inlet and capable of being filled with a gas under pressure, the upper portion being perforated to allow pressurized gas to escape therefrom in the form of bubbles, whereby the at least upper portion and lower portion of the panel are constructed of one or more flexible, non-rigid elastomeric materials, wherein the at least two aeration panels are connected in series such that gas from one aeration panel flows into the inlet of another aeration panel.
at least two flexible aeration panels in which each panel comprises:
(i) at least one inlet;
(ii) at least an upper portion and a lower portion, which portions define at least one cavity in fluid communication with the at least one inlet and capable of being filled with a gas under pressure, the upper portion being perforated to allow pressurized gas to escape therefrom in the form of bubbles, whereby the at least upper portion and lower portion of the panel are constructed of one or more flexible, non-rigid elastomeric materials, wherein the at least two aeration panels are connected in series such that gas from one aeration panel flows into the inlet of another aeration panel.
29. The aeration panel assembly of claim 28 in which the perforations arc selected from holes, slits, cuts, or combinations thereof.
30. The aeration panel assembly of claim 28 in which the at least upper portion and lower portion are comprised of flexible, non-rigid elastomeric sheets whose edges are sealed.
31. The aeration panel assembly of claim 28 in which an anchoring array attached around the periphery of one of the panels that permits the leveling of the flexible panel relative to a surface of the liquid body.
32. The aeration panel assembly of claim 31 in which the anchoring array comprises at least one cable, at least two anchoring bases, and a turnbuckle.
33. The aeration panel assembly of claim 31 in which the one cable is attached to a side of each of the at least two aeration panels.
34. The aeration panel assembly of claim 33 in which the at least one cable is one of a wire, chain, and rope.
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