The global push for sustainable industrial practices and stringent public health standards is accelerating the adoption of advanced purification and sterilization methods. Ozone, as a powerful and environmentally friendly oxidant, is increasingly preferred over chemical alternatives. This trend creates immense pressure for industries to upgrade to more reliable and cost-effective ozone generation systems, making technologies that offer extended operational life and higher efficiency critical for maintaining competitive edge and meeting evolving regulatory demands.
Extends electrode lifespan by 3x, reduces maintenance by 60%
Boosts ozone generation efficiency by 1.5x, lowers running costs
Enhances productivity through long-term stable operation
This patent protects a novel electrode structure and its manufacturing method, featuring an alloy adhesion part within recesses on an oxidized metal base. The claims, having successfully overcome examiner objections and demonstrated clear differentiation from 8 prior art documents, indicate a robust and stable intellectual property right.
This patent protects the core electrode structure and manufacturing method for ozone generation. White space exists in developing integrated ozone system designs, advanced power supply units for optimized electrolysis, or novel applications of ozone in niche industrial processes beyond purification.
Reducing electrode replacement frequency from 4 to 1.3 times/year saves ~$9,000/unit/year (AI est.) in parts and labor. Increasing ozone generation efficiency by 1.5x cuts electricity costs by ~30%, saving ~$10,050/unit/year (AI est.). Total operational savings are ~$19,050/unit/year (AI est.).
X: Electrode Lifespan & Stable Operation
Y: Ozone Generation Efficiency & Energy Savings