US2011135504A1PendingUtilityA1

Biological stimulant foaming application

Assignee: REYNOLDS MARK ALANPriority: Dec 9, 2009Filed: Nov 12, 2010Published: Jun 9, 2011
Est. expiryDec 9, 2029(~3.3 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Mark Reynolds
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Abstract

In conclusion, our claim is the process of introducing biological stimulants as manufactured by various entities through a compressed air foaming procedure. This process includes the use of a typical hydraulic jet cleaner truck to which a specialized foam generating system is integrated. The foam generating system consists of a solution pump through which the chemical agent is mixed into a stream of compressed air to create a foam, which, when used to apply within a pipe, is then ejected from the terminus of a specialized nozzle as described in paragraph 0009 above. When used for structural applications other than pipe, the foam may be applied by the foaming system without utilization of the hydraulic jet cleaner or via a portable independent foam generating system instead. The use of a hydraulic jet cleaner itself is a significantly unique concept in applying these forms of chemicals as they are generally just poured or sprayed onto the target area or down a drain.

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1 . Our first claim is the application of biological stimulant agents, combined with foam forming surfactants, to pipelines and related structures through use of a hydraulic jet cleaner and integrated compressed air foam generating system. Our second claim is the application of biological stimulant agents, combined with foam forming surfactants, to pipelines and related structures through use of a compressed air foam generating system.

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