B24C3/08

CUTTING METHOD OF A LAYER OF CERAMIC POWDER MATERIAL, MANUFACTURING PROCESS AND MANUFACTURING PLANT OF CERAMIC ARTICLES
20250026038 · 2025-01-23 ·

Cutting method of a layer(S) of ceramic powder material having a modulus of rupture that is smaller than about 10 N/mm.sup.2, comprising: a step of moving the layer(S) of ceramic powder material along a given path (P) in a moving direction (A) through a cutting station; and a cutting step, during which at least a first water-jet cutting device cuts said layer(S) of ceramic powder material along a first direction (D1) that is transverse to the moving direction (A), so as to cut said layer(S) of ceramic powder material and obtain a plurality of articles of ceramic powder material (MCP).

METHOD OF PRODUCING GELATINE USING CUTTING DEVICE
20250049068 · 2025-02-13 ·

The present invention relates to a method of producing gelatine, the method comprising the steps of: providing animal material containing collagen; cutting the animal material with at least one fluid cutting jet to form animal material sections; hydrolysing the collagen in the animal material sections to form gelatine; and isolating the gelatine. The invention also relates to a fluid jet cutting device and to the use of a fluid jet cutting device in the production of gelatine. The invention is particularly useful in the production of gelatine from pig skin and/or cow hides and/or fish skin.

PROCESS AND APPARATUS FOR INTEGRATED SUCKER ROD CONDITIONING AND SHOT PEENING
20250326088 · 2025-10-23 ·

Systems and methods treat sucker rods in a machine through a multi-step process. Initially, sucker rods are cleaned before being conditioned. The conditioning process involves using a defined type and a defined size of media, applied at a first intensity to the rods using first media accelerators (first wheels with a specific diameter and rotational speed, and/or imparting a certain amount of media). The conditioned surfaces are then shot peened at a higher intensity using second media accelerators, which can have larger diameters, faster rotational speeds, and/or can impart a greater amount of media. Both the conditioning and shot peening processes involve reclaiming the media for reuse.

Automated cavitation processing

An apparatus for treating a surface of an object is disclosed, including a carrier configured to transport the object through a treatment zone and an array of nozzle devices, each nozzle device positioned to deliver a cavitating jet into the treatment zone. The apparatus further includes a fluid source, a pump connected to the fluid source, and a hose configured to carry fluid under high pressure generated by the pump from the fluid source to the array of nozzle devices.

Process and apparatus for integrated sucker rod conditioning and shot peening
12472605 · 2025-11-18 · ·

Systems and methods treat sucker rods in a machine through a multi-step process. Initially, sucker rods are cleaned before being conditioned. The conditioning process involves using a defined type and a defined size of media, applied at a first intensity to the rods using first media accelerators (first wheels with a specific diameter and rotational speed, and/or imparting a certain amount of media). The conditioned surfaces are then shot peened at a higher intensity using second media accelerators, which can have larger diameters, faster rotational speeds, and/or can impart a greater amount of media. Both the conditioning and shot peening processes involve reclaiming the media for reuse.

PROCESS AND APPARATUS FOR INTEGRATED SUCKER ROD CONDITIONING AND SHOT PEENING
20260061559 · 2026-03-05 ·

Systems and methods treat sucker rods in a machine through a multi-step process. Initially, sucker rods are cleaned before being conditioned. The conditioning process involves using a defined type and a defined size of media, applied at a first intensity to the rods using first media accelerators (first wheels with a specific diameter and rotational speed, and/or imparting a certain amount of media). The conditioned surfaces are then shot peened at a higher intensity using second media accelerators, which can have larger diameters, faster rotational speeds, and/or can impart a greater amount of media. Both the conditioning and shot peening processes involve reclaiming the media for reuse.