20240025636. WASTE MANAGEMENT AND STORAGE APPARATUS AND METHOD simplified abstract (Pario, LLC)
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WASTE MANAGEMENT AND STORAGE APPARATUS AND METHOD
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Inventor(s)
Jordan Riggs of Carmel IN (US)
Jereme Gilbert of Carmel IN (US)
WASTE MANAGEMENT AND STORAGE APPARATUS AND METHOD - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240025636 titled 'WASTE MANAGEMENT AND STORAGE APPARATUS AND METHOD
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes a method for sealing refuse in a sealed chamber. Here is a simplified explanation of the patent application:
- The method involves providing an opening to deposit refuse into a partially sealed chamber made of a specific material.
- It includes identifying when refuse is deposited into the partially sealed chamber.
- After refuse is deposited, a sealing assembly is activated to seal the refuse inside the chamber.
- A cutting procedure is executed to separate the sealed chamber from the remaining material, creating a second chamber made of partially sealed material.
- A length of the material is drawn from a reservoir containing tubular shirred material using an extraction assembly.
Potential Applications:
- Waste management systems
- Recycling facilities
- Industrial waste disposal
Problems Solved:
- Efficient sealing of refuse to prevent odor and contamination
- Simplified waste disposal process
- Reduction of space required for waste storage
Benefits:
- Improved hygiene and cleanliness
- Reduced environmental impact
- Increased efficiency in waste management
Original Abstract Submitted
a method for sealing refuse in a sealed chamber. the method includes providing an opening to deposit refuse into a chamber formed of a material that is partially sealed, identifying when refuse is deposited into the partially sealed chamber, activating a sealing assembly after refuse is deposited into the chamber to seal the refuse in the chamber defined by the material, executing a cutting procedure to separate the sealed chamber from the remaining material, the cutting procedure creating a second chamber being formed by partially sealed material, and drawing a length of the material from a reservoir containing tubular shirred material with an extraction assembly.
