Richard J Dennis

US Patent:

20080237148, Oct 2, 2008

Filed:

Mar 28, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/058177

Inventors:

Richard Dennis - St. Anne IL, US
Jeffery Rhodes - Bourbonnais IL, US
Edward Thomas - Yardville NJ, US
James Marcukaitis - Kankakee IL, US

International Classification:

C02F 1/72

US Classification:

210759

Abstract:

The control systems and technique can regulate or control operations of a water treatment system in a primary control mode and, when appropriate, in a secondary or an alternate control mode. The primary control can represent a normal control mode during which the water treatment system is intended to operate. The alternate control mode can represent a second control or mode of operation. The systems can be operated to control or facilitate regulation, monitoring, and performance of one or more operating parameters of one or more water systems between, or to and from, a first mode, a second or alternate mode, and, in some cases, a third or even a fourth control mode. The change in control mode can be triggered by identifying one or more predetermined, pre-selected, and/or programmed conditions.

US Patent:

20060131245, Jun 22, 2006

Filed:

Dec 21, 2004

Appl. No.:

11/018421

Inventors:

Richard Dennis - St. Anne IL, US
Jeffrey Rhodes - Colorado Springs CO, US
Edward Thomas - Yardville NJ, US
James Marcukaitis - Kankakee IL, US

Assignee:

USFilter Corporation - Warrendale PA

International Classification:

C02F 1/72

US Classification:

210746000, 210758000

Abstract:

The control systems and technique can regulate or control operations of a water treatment system in a primary control mode and, when appropriate, in a secondary or an alternate control mode. The primary control can represent a normal control mode during which the water treatment system is intended to operate. The alternate control mode can represent a second control or mode of operation. The systems can be operated to control or facilitate regulation, monitoring, and performance of one or more operating parameters of one or more water systems between, or to and from, a first mode, a second or alternate mode, and, in some cases, a third or even a fourth control mode. The change in control mode can be triggered by identifying one or more predetermined, pre-selected, and/or programmed conditions.