A container for fluid, including a container housing, a button atop the container housing, an overcap at least partially enclosing the button, the overcap having an orifice to allow flow of the fluid and an aperture for facilitating actuation of the button, the overcap further having a projecting member, and a fitting member disposed at least partially circumferentially about the container.

In processing a peripheral edge part of a substrate by a processing liquid, upward scattered liquid droplets may be produced. Accordingly, in the invention, the processing liquid is caused to land on the peripheral edge part of the substrate from a discharge port while the discharge port is positioned to a bevel processing position lower than an eaves part of a cup in a vertical direction with the peripheral edge part of the substrate covered vertically from above by the eaves part. Thus, the eaves part collects upward scattered liquid droplets. As a result, the re-adhesion of the upward scattered liquid droplets to the substrate and the scattering thereof to a surrounding atmosphere are suppressed.

In processing a peripheral edge part of a substrate by a processing liquid, upward scattered liquid droplets may be produced. Accordingly, in the invention, the processing liquid is caused to land on the peripheral edge part of the substrate from a discharge port while the discharge port is positioned to a bevel processing position lower than an eaves part of a cup in a vertical direction with the peripheral edge part of the substrate covered vertically from above by the eaves part. Thus, the eaves part collects upward scattered liquid droplets. As a result, the re-adhesion of the upward scattered liquid droplets to the substrate and the scattering thereof to a surrounding atmosphere are suppressed.

The invention includes an upper sealing member fixed near a ceiling wall of a processing chamber and a lower sealing member provided movably in a vertical direction below the upper sealing member. A sealed space is formed by moving down the lower sealing member to a lower limit position where an upper end part of the lower sealing member is aligned or partially overlapped with a lower end part of the upper sealing member in the vertical direction. On the other hand, a conveyance space for carrying the substrate to and from a substrate holder is formed by moving up the lower sealing member to a retracted position above the lower limit position.

The invention includes an upper sealing member fixed near a ceiling wall of a processing chamber and a lower sealing member provided movably in a vertical direction below the upper sealing member. A sealed space is formed by moving down the lower sealing member to a lower limit position where an upper end part of the lower sealing member is aligned or partially overlapped with a lower end part of the upper sealing member in the vertical direction. On the other hand, a conveyance space for carrying the substrate to and from a substrate holder is formed by moving up the lower sealing member to a retracted position above the lower limit position.

A spray vehicle includes at least one boom, a plurality of spray units, at least one first actuator, at least one second actuator, a plurality of sensors, and a processing unit. The spray units are configured to spray pollen or a liquid chemical. The at least one first actuator is configured to move the at least one boom. The at least one second actuator is configured to control the spray units. At least one sensor is configured to measure a speed of the vehicle relative to the ground. At least one sensor is configured to measure an air movement direction relative to the vehicle. At least one sensor is configured to measure an air movement speed relative to the vehicle. The processing unit is configured to determine an air movement direction relative to the ground and determine an air movement speed relative to the ground.

A system can include a delivery manifold with orifice openings arranged asymmetrically. The system can include a pump configured to pressurize a (e.g., disinfecting) fluid to an ultra-high pressure (e.g., 9,000 to 50,000 PSI, 9,000 to 65,000 PSI, any pressure over 9,000 PSI, or any suitable pressure). The pressurized fluid can be expelled through a delivery manifold with asymmetrically arranged orifice openings. In some embodiments, this arrangement can release a dry disinfecting vapor into the air that can disinfect an environment, surface, or object without wetting the item to be disinfected.

A fluid atomizer comprising a body having a front surface, a rear surface and a body axis extending from the front to rear surfaces. The body comprises a first fluid outlet disposed in the front surface of the body, a first fluid inlet, and a first fluid passageway connecting the first fluid inlet with the first fluid outlet. The first fluid outlet defines an arcuate slit. The body further comprises a second fluid outlet disposed in the front surface of the body, a second fluid inlet, and a second fluid passageway connecting the second fluid inlet with the second fluid outlet. A shelf having an attraction surface protrudes from the front surface of the body. The second fluid outlet is located between the first fluid outlet and the shelf. The atomizer can be used in apparatus and methods utilizing atomized fluid.

The invention pertains to a discharge nozzle for discharging grit or lubricant into the gap between a rail and a track wheel of a rail vehicle, with the discharge nozzle comprising a base body with at least one connection for being connected to a conveyor line for the grit or lubricant and an outlet that is connected to the connection via a channel. In order to achieve an efficient and purposeful discharge of the majority of grit and/or lubricant into the gap between the rail and the track wheel, the outer contour of the base body is in the longitudinal direction shaped in a convex manner at least in the rear region lying opposite of the outlet and, if applicable, surrounded by an attachment such that the air flowing around the base body is accelerated in the direction of the outlet.

The invention pertains to a discharge nozzle for discharging grit or lubricant into the gap between a rail and a track wheel of a rail vehicle, with the discharge nozzle comprising a base body with at least one connection for being connected to a conveyor line for the grit or lubricant and an outlet that is connected to the connection via a channel. In order to achieve an efficient and purposeful discharge of the majority of grit and/or lubricant into the gap between the rail and the track wheel, the outer contour of the base body is in the longitudinal direction shaped in a convex manner at least in the rear region lying opposite of the outlet and, if applicable, surrounded by an attachment such that the air flowing around the base body is accelerated in the direction of the outlet.