Resumes
Resumes
Eriks Leitis Phones & Addresses
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Madison, WI
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Canoga Park, CA
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Farmington Hills, MI
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Los Angeles, CA
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11381 Midwick Pl, Garden Grove, CA 92840 (714) 537-4950
Publications
Us Patents
Oxidation Of Organic Compounds In Water
View pageUS Patent:
47924071, Dec 20, 1988
Filed:
Feb 18, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/161328
Inventors:
Jack D. Zeff - Marina Del Rey CA
Eriks Leitis - Canoga Park CA
Eriks Leitis - Canoga Park CA
Assignee:
Ultrox International - Santa Ana CA
International Classification:
C02F 132
C02F 178
C02F 178
US Classification:
210748
Abstract:
A method of oxidizing organic compounds in aqueous solutions by using in combination ozone, hydrogen peroxide and ultraviolet radiation is provided.
Oxidation Of Toxic Compounds In Water
View pageUS Patent:
48491144, Jul 18, 1989
Filed:
Mar 4, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/163978
Inventors:
Jack D. Zeff - MarinaDelRey CA
Eriks Leitis - Canoga Park CA
Eriks Leitis - Canoga Park CA
Assignee:
Ultrox International - Santa Ana CA
International Classification:
C02F 132
C02F 178
C02F 178
US Classification:
210747
Abstract:
A method of oxidizing toxic compounds including halogenated and/or partially oxygenated hydrocarbons and hydrazine and hydrazine derivatives in aqueous solutions by using in combination ozone, hydrogen peroxide and ultraviolet radiation is improved.
Decomposition Of Volatile Ogranic Halogenated Compounds Contained In Gases And Aqueous Solutions
View pageUS Patent:
49419579, Jul 17, 1990
Filed:
Sep 30, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/250842
Inventors:
Jack D. Zeff - Marina del Rey CA
Eriks Leitis - Canoga Park CA
Eriks Leitis - Canoga Park CA
Assignee:
Ultrox International - Santa Ana CA
International Classification:
C01B 700
B01J 1908
B01J 1908
US Classification:
2041573
Abstract:
The invention is a method and apparatus for rate enhanced decomposition of volatile organic halogenated compounds present in gases and aqueous solutions. Volatile organic halogenated compounds contained in aqueous solution are removed by volatilizing the compounds from the solution to a gaseous carrier and passing the gaseous carrier through a porous adsorbent bed of silica gel while irradiating the bed with ultraviolet light and/or exposing the bed to ozone. Volatile organic halogenated compounds in a gas are removed by passing the gas through a porous adsorbent bed of silica gel while irradiating the bed with ultraviolet light and/or exposing the bed to ozone.
Decomposition Of Volatile Organic Halogenated Compounds Contained In Gases
View pageUS Patent:
47802871, Oct 25, 1988
Filed:
Oct 22, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/921830
Inventors:
Jack D. Zeff - Marina Del Rey CA
Eriks Leitis - Los Angeles CA
Eriks Leitis - Los Angeles CA
Assignee:
Ultrox International - Santa Ana CA
International Classification:
B01J 1908
US Classification:
4221863
Abstract:
The invention is a method and apparatus for rate enhanced decomposition of volatile organic halogenated compounds. In the invention a stream of gas carrying these volatile organic halogenated compounds is passed through a porous bed of silica gel, preferably, or alternatively through quartz chips, and the bed is thereafter irradiated with ultraviolet light. If, after prolonged use the rate of decomposition declines, the decomposing activity can be fully restored by heating and/or passing nitrogen gas through the bed of silica gel. It has further been discovered that elevating the temperature of a solution of organic halogenated compounds, organic acids, or aryl alcohols, increases the oxidation rate of these compounds wherein irradiation of solution with ultraviolet light and addition of ozone to solution perform the oxidation. It has also been discovered that elevating the temperature of a solution of short chain alcohols, aryl alcohols, organic acids or aldehydes in solution, wherein addition of H. sub. 2 O. sub. 2 to solution and irradiation of solution with ultraviolet light act as oxidizing agents, increases the oxidation rate of these compounds.