Jeff Russell

The Digital Chemical Dispensing System (DCDS), protected under U.S. Patent No. 11,845,645 B2 ("Chemical Mixture Dispensing Assembly"), is a patented, solid-state "computer for chemicals." Conceived as an architectural platform, DCDS replaces conventional elastomeric squeeze tubes, wearing peristaltic rollers, and passive Venturi siphons with active, digital positive-displacement fluid control.

Presented as a diamond in the rough, DCDS establishes the core patented design, mathematical timing framework, and functional specifications for enterprise commercialization:

Discrete Micro-Metering Architecture: Engineered around software-timed positive displacement designed to meter micro-pulses down to 0.02 mL, providing the structural foundation for point-of-use dilution of up to 1,000:1 super-concentrates ("Truck in a Bag") to eliminate water freight and packaging waste.

Active Bi-Directional Line Clearance: Patented reverse drawback sequencing that clears chemistry behind the manifold gate to prevent nozzle drying, encrustation, drips, and cross-contamination without auxiliary flush lines.

Dynamic Inline Thermal Gating (Claim 8): Closed-loop carrier fluid monitoring that dynamically coordinates chemical injection strictly within programmed water temperature thresholds.

Broad Viscosity Delivery: Designed to positively meter high-viscosity formulations (conditioners, soaps, heavy chemical concentrates) without fluid slip, shear loss, or cavitation.

Closed-Loop Flow Governance (Claims 3–5): Digital coordination of electronic sensors and metering valves to feed real-time mass-flow telemetry directly into IoT fleet management software.

Autonomous Low-Voltage Integration: 12V DC cordless power logic engineered to support extended operational cycles without requiring high-voltage drops.

Cryptographic Consumable Platform: Hardware-level consumable authentication designed into the receiver interface to lock dispensers securely to authorized refill lines.

Operating strictly under an intellectual property licensing model. Tela-Flo, LLC licenses the patented architecture, functional designs, and operational claims to enterprise partners, who engineer, tool, and scale production hardware to their own proprietary manufacturing specifications.