Process and equipment for sanitizing and packaging food using ozone
CA 2244436 A1 · Owner: Bajcar, Miles · Inventors: Hubert, John-Luc; Schnepper, Carol A.; Bajcar, Miles
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Systems and processes are described for sanitizing a food product with ozone gas. The ozone gas is generated using a low pressure low volume ozone gas, generator and is delivered to a fluid injector. The fluid injector receives highpressure carrier fluid from a carrier fluid source and causes the ozone to be entrained in a stream of carrier fluid. The entrainment is created by passing the carrier fluid through a venturi diffuser inside the injector which creates a negative pressure in the sanitizing fluid line, thus drawing the sanitizing fluid into the carrier fluid and creating a highly homogenized fluid jet. The fluid jet is then injected into a container which contains a food product to …
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- Filed July 30, 1998. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended July 30, 2018.
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