Clean Air Electric Filter LLC is expanding its research into Conducted Direct Current, or CDC, technology by seeking additional technical evaluation from engineers, laboratories, and environmental researchers.

The project, led by veteran inventor Gal J. Nahum, is focused on understanding how controlled electrical processes may interact with air, particles, ionization, and carbon dioxide under measurable test conditions.

Rather than treating the technology as a finished commercial system, Clean Air Electric Filter is positioning the next stage of development around testing, documentation, and outside review.

The company believes this step is important because emerging environmental technologies require repeatable measurements before their practical value can be properly assessed.

“Our goal is to understand the technology through data,” said Nahum. “Independent testing can help identify where the system performs well, where it needs improvement, and which applications deserve further study.”

The CDC concept uses direct-current electricity as part of an experimental air-treatment process. The research also examines negative-ion generation and how electrical energy may interact with airborne substances.

One area of particular interest is carbon dioxide.

Clean Air Electric Filter is researching whether controlled electrical processes may help treat carbon dioxide in a system intended to study carbon separation and oxygen release.

The company emphasizes that this work remains experimental.

Further testing is needed to evaluate energy requirements, measurable gas changes, system efficiency, operating stability, scalability, and environmental performance.

Clean Air Electric Filter is particularly interested in working with organizations that can conduct controlled measurements and independently document results.

Potential areas for collaboration include electrical engineering, air-quality testing, gas analysis, energy-efficiency measurement, materials evaluation, prototype refinement, and environmental research.

The company is also studying where CDC-based systems could potentially be examined in the future, including indoor environments, industrial settings, vehicle-related air systems, and specialized enclosed spaces.

These remain research directions rather than established commercial applications.

Nahum says the broader objective is to build a stronger technical foundation around the project.
“An idea becomes more valuable when it can be measured, challenged, and improved,” he said. “That is the direction we want this research to take.”

Clean Air Electric Filter is seeking support for laboratory work, engineering analysis, prototype development, and independent research.

More information about supporting the project is available at:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-co2-to-o2-conversion-research
https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-our-co2-to-o2-innovation-study

About Clean Air Electric Filter LLC
Clean Air Electric Filter LLC is an environmental technology research company led by veteran inventor Gal J. Nahum. The company is studying Conducted Direct Current technology for experimental applications involving air treatment, ionization, carbon dioxide research, oxygen-release studies, and related environmental systems.

Its current focus is technical evaluation, prototype refinement, laboratory testing, and independent research.

Disclaimer: Conducted Direct Current technology remains under research and development. References to possible air-treatment, carbon dioxide, oxygen-release, antimicrobial, or environmental applications describe areas being investigated and should not be interpreted as independently established scientific or commercial performance claims.