Illuminated Extractors has been issued U.S. Patent US12135149 for its heating and refrigeration system, an advancement in hydrocarbon extraction and industrial thermal management. This technology, developed by inventor Zachary Richard Lantz, hopes to redefine efficiency, safety, and versatility in extraction processes and beyond.
Next-generation hydrocarbon extraction
The newly patented system introduces a novel apparatus and method for heating and cooling refrigerants, specifically optimized for hydrocarbon extraction processes such as cannabinoid extraction. By utilizing hydrocarbon refrigerants like propane, butane, and isobutane, the system enables precise thermal control of extraction solvents, ensuring maximum yield and purity in cannabinoid extraction and other chemical extraction applications.
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The technology's unique dual-chamber, jacketed container design allows for efficient heat transfer and rapid temperature changes, while the integrated compressor cycle generates superheated vapor, which is then condensed and recirculated for continuous, energy-efficient operation.
While the system is a breakthrough for hydrocarbon extraction, its impact extends far beyond the cannabis sector. The patented technology is engineered for versatility, offering precise temperature management and cryogenic capability for a wide range of industries, including pharmaceutical manufacturing, food processing, industrial chemical manufacturing, and cryogenics and advanced refrigeration.
"Our patented system represents a significant leap forward in extraction and industrial refrigeration technology," said Zachary Richard Lantz, inventor and CTO of Illuminated Extractors. "By combining efficient heat transfer, energy savings, and broad industrial applicability, we are setting a new standard for hydrocarbon extraction and thermal management across multiple sectors."
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