Jul 22, 2025

US12364947 - Aeration rod

An aeration assembly includes an aeration rod extending along a longitudinal axis between a first end and a second end and having a plurality of longitudinal grooves extending along the longitudinal axis from the first end at least partially to the second end around at least a portion of a circumference of the aeration rod. The aeration assembly also includes an air-activated material adjacent the aeration rod at least along the plurality of longitudinal grooves. The plurality of longitudinal grooves are configured to distribute air from the first end of the aeration rod to the air-activated material adjacent the aeration rod.

The aeration assembly features an aeration rod with longitudinal grooves designed to distribute air to an adjacent air-activated material. This configuration enhances the efficiency of air distribution along the rod’s length.

Claim 1

  1. An aeration assembly, comprising: an aeration rod extending along a longitudinal axis between a first end and a second end and having a plurality of longitudinal grooves extending along the longitudinal axis from the first end at least partially to the second end around at least a portion of a circumference of the aeration rod; and an air-activated material adjacent the aeration rod at least along the plurality of longitudinal grooves; wherein the plurality of longitudinal grooves are configured to distribute air from the first end of the aeration rod to the air-activated material adjacent the aeration rod. an aeration rod extending along a longitudinal axis between a first end and a second end and having a plurality of longitudinal grooves extending along the longitudinal axis from the first end at least partially to the second end around at least a portion of a circumference of the aeration rod; and an air-activated material adjacent the aeration rod at least along the plurality of longitudinal grooves; wherein the plurality of longitudinal grooves are configured to distribute air from the first end of the aeration rod to the air-activated material adjacent the aeration rod.

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