Bertram E. Lacey
Physician in Frederick, MD
License number
Maryland C1-0008914
Issued Date
Dec 3, 2008
Expiration Date
Mar 31, 2019
Category
Medical Practice
Type
Physician M.D.
Address
Address
2
Frederick, MD 21702
Professional information
Laundry Transport And Pathogen Containment Apparatus And Method
US Patent:
2013005, Mar 7, 2013
Filed:
Feb 27, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/406526
Inventors:
Bertram E. Lacey - Frederick MD, US
International Classification:
F26B 25/06, F26B 21/12, F26B 21/08
US Classification:
34565, 34218, 34 79
Abstract:
A laundry transport apparatus and method includes a container defining an interior area configured to accommodate a plurality of laundry carts, the container having a door movable between closed and open configurations to selectively allow access to said interior area. The apparatus includes a ventilation network to pass air to and from the interior area, the ventilation network including a pathogen identification and containment apparatus to detect, isolate and treat potentially harmful material within the soiled laundry. At least a portion of intake and outlet ducts are immediately adjacent one another to influence temperature of air passing through each duct, warmer air passing through one of the intake duct or the outlet duct becoming cooler and cooler air passing through another of the intake duct or the outlet duct becoming warmer.
Laundry Transport Apparatus
US Patent:
2010018, Jul 22, 2010
Filed:
Jan 22, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/357459
Inventors:
Bertram E. Lacey - Frederick MD, US
International Classification:
F26B 21/08, F24F 7/007, F26B 25/06
US Classification:
34 79, 454252, 34218
Abstract:
A laundry transport apparatus and method includes a container defining an interior area configured to accommodate a plurality of laundry carts, the container having a door movable between closed and open configurations to selectively allow access to said interior area. The container is a trailer configured to be moved by a vehicle. The apparatus includes a ventilation network to pass air to and from the interior area, the ventilation network including an intake duct for channeling air to the interior area and an outlet duct for channeling air from the interior area. At least a portion of the intake and outlet ducts are immediately adjacent one another to influence temperature of air passing through each duct, warmer air passing through one of the intake duct or the outlet duct becoming cooler and cooler air passing through another of the intake duct or the outlet duct becoming warmer.