Patent classifications
B08B9/08
Method for cleaning surfaces in interior spaces and in technical equipments with benign bacteria
Method that allows surfaces in interior spaces or technical equipments to be cleaned, characterised in that it comprises at least the following step: —the targeted atomization on the surfaces of a liquid with spores of benign bacteria on all or certain types of surfaces by means of an electrically and/or pneumatically powered atomizer, while the space remains accessible to people and animals, with the purpose of speeding up the cleaning of interior spaces and of technical equipments, lowering the cleaning frequency, and lowering the dust deposit.
WASHER ASSEMBLY FOR CLEARNING USED CHEMICAL JUGS
A washer assembly for cleaning used chemical containers having a sealed chamber with a hingedly attached lid. A spray tube is supported in upright extending fashion upon a pan shaped basin of the sealed chamber. A fresh fluid inlet feeds pressurized fluid flow to the spray tube for spraying an inside of the chemical container placed over the tube, such that the fluid collects upon the basin. A drain is incorporated into the basin for removing contaminated fluid from the chamber.
Retrofit box system for cleaning inaccessible floors
Retrofit box systems to maximize operational capacity of inaccessible floors are described. The retrofit box system includes a gate complex that provides fluid communication between an inaccessible floor and a box, and a box to deliver a cleaner to the inaccessible floor and adapted for equalizing pressure when the inaccessible floor is under water while minimizing waste seepage from the retrofit box system. The retrofit box system further includes a power system and a control system to deliver the cleaner to the inaccessible floor and remove waste from the inaccessible floor and the box.
Retrofit box system for cleaning inaccessible floors
Retrofit box systems to maximize operational capacity of inaccessible floors are described. The retrofit box system includes a gate complex that provides fluid communication between an inaccessible floor and a box, and a box to deliver a cleaner to the inaccessible floor and adapted for equalizing pressure when the inaccessible floor is under water while minimizing waste seepage from the retrofit box system. The retrofit box system further includes a power system and a control system to deliver the cleaner to the inaccessible floor and remove waste from the inaccessible floor and the box.
METHOD AND SYSTEM OF CLEANING SUBMERGED STRUCTURES
The present invention relates generally to a method to determine one or more properties in a water storage facility and/or a water treatment facility. In one embodiment, the present invention relates to a method to determine one or more chemical and/or physical properties in a water storage facility vessel and/or a water treatment facility vessel and then use such one or more chemical and/or physical properties to determine where, if need be, any sand or other sediment needs to be removed from any such water storage facility vessels and/or a water treatment facility vessels.
BEAKER CLEANING RECOVERY OVEN FOR USE IN A CANNABIS OIL EXTRACTION PROCESS AND METHODS OF USE
A beaker cleaning recovery oven for extracting cannabis oil from a beaker including an oven, a beaker stand placed in the oven, and a beaker placed over the beaker stand. The beaker has a film or residue of cannabis after it being used for cannabis extraction process, rinsed with ethanol and drained for a predetermined time period. The oven heats and brings up the heat inside the beaker. The beaker stand rotates allowing the beaker to heat up evenly. The beaker heats up the film or residue of cannabis to flow down as cannabis oil. The oven positions over a cart allowing it to be transported. The cart includes a base frame with cut-sections for holding the beaker when not in use. The beaker cleaning recovery oven helps to reclaim a substantial amount of the film or residue from the beaker used during an extraction process.
Cleaning method and plasma processing apparatus
A cleaning method is provided. In the cleaning method, residues of elements of a group for a common semiconductor material in a chamber are removed with plasma of a halogen-containing gas. Residues of metal elements of groups 12 and 13 and groups 14 and 15 in the chamber are removed with plasma of a hydrocarbon-containing gas. A C-containing material in the chamber is removed with plasma of an O-containing gas. Further, the removing with the plasma of the halogen-containing gas, the removing with the plasma of the hydrocarbon-containing gas, and the removing with the plasma of the O-containing gas are performed in that order or the removing with the plasma of the hydrocarbon-containing gas, the removing with the plasma of the O-containing gas, and the removing with the plasma of the halogen-containing gas are performed in that order X times where X≥1.
Cleaning method and plasma processing apparatus
A cleaning method is provided. In the cleaning method, residues of elements of a group for a common semiconductor material in a chamber are removed with plasma of a halogen-containing gas. Residues of metal elements of groups 12 and 13 and groups 14 and 15 in the chamber are removed with plasma of a hydrocarbon-containing gas. A C-containing material in the chamber is removed with plasma of an O-containing gas. Further, the removing with the plasma of the halogen-containing gas, the removing with the plasma of the hydrocarbon-containing gas, and the removing with the plasma of the O-containing gas are performed in that order or the removing with the plasma of the hydrocarbon-containing gas, the removing with the plasma of the O-containing gas, and the removing with the plasma of the halogen-containing gas are performed in that order X times where X≥1.
INNER MEMBRANE REMOVING DEVICE AND INNER MEMBRANE REMOVING METHOD THEREOF
An inner membrane removing device includes a heating membrane removing mechanism and a membrane suction mechanism located at a downstream of the heating membrane removing mechanism. The heating membrane removing mechanism includes a heating frame, a membrane pressing component, a membrane welding component configured to fusion weld a nest box inner membrane to a nest box inner lining paper, a first lifting component configured to enable the heating frame and the membrane welding component to be in contact with the nest box inner membrane and a second lifting component configured to enable the membrane pressing component to press against the nest box inner membrane. The membrane pressing component and the membrane welding component are located on an inside of the heating frame. An inner membrane removing method is also provided.
INNER MEMBRANE REMOVING DEVICE AND INNER MEMBRANE REMOVING METHOD THEREOF
An inner membrane removing device includes a heating membrane removing mechanism and a membrane suction mechanism located at a downstream of the heating membrane removing mechanism. The heating membrane removing mechanism includes a heating frame, a membrane pressing component, a membrane welding component configured to fusion weld a nest box inner membrane to a nest box inner lining paper, a first lifting component configured to enable the heating frame and the membrane welding component to be in contact with the nest box inner membrane and a second lifting component configured to enable the membrane pressing component to press against the nest box inner membrane. The membrane pressing component and the membrane welding component are located on an inside of the heating frame. An inner membrane removing method is also provided.