A pleated filter cartridge includes a pleated filter that includes a filter base having folds that repeatedly form mountains and valleys and having a tubular shape whose axial direction is a ridge line direction of the folds, and fixing members disposed on an upper bottom portion and a lower bottom portion of the pleated filter. The pleated filter includes a reinforcing structure for folds in the mountains which are projecting portions projecting toward the outside of the tubular shape. The reinforcing structure includes both a resin-reinforcing structure including, as a reinforcing body, a resin that covers a surface of the base in the folds or a resin that is allowed to permeate in the base in the folds, and a member-reinforcing structure in which reinforcing members provided separately from the filter base are disposed so as to extend along the folds.

A parts separator includes a chute having an inlet section defining a wet chip inlet opening, an outlet section defining a wet chip outlet opening adapted to be coupled to a centrifugal separator and a drop-out opening disposed between the inlet and outlet sections. The parts separator also includes a magnetic separator disposed outside the chute adjacent the drop-out opening.

A centrifugal filter unit for an apparatus for use in the treatment of a substrate with a treatment formulation is provided. The centrifugal filter unit includes a) a housing having an outlet; b) an inlet; c) a filter rotatably mounted in the housing and having a side wall with perforations that allow liquid to pass through but prevent solid material from passing through; d) an aperture; and e) a drive for rotating the filter. A portion of the centrifugal filter unit in the filter chamber is removable and, when removed from the centrifugal filter unit following operation, takes with it at least a portion of the solid material prevented from passing through the perforations. The centrifugal filter unit is arranged such that the feed is drawn into the filter from the inlet through the aperture and the liquid is expelled through the perforations to the outlet and the solid material is retained in the filter. The removable portion is shaped to scrape against the side wall during removal.

The present invention relates to a disposable filtration device for purifying adipose tissue, which device comprises a sealed enclosure, a filter present in the sealed enclosure, said filter delimiting a centrifugation chamber for adipose tissue, pipes connected to the sealed enclosure,

and a rotary plate linked to the filter, the rotary plate being configured to cooperate with a rotary drive device.

The present invention relates to a disposable filtration device for purifying adipose tissue, which device comprises a sealed enclosure, a filter present in the sealed enclosure, said filter delimiting a centrifugation chamber for adipose tissue, pipes connected to the sealed enclosure,

and a rotary plate linked to the filter, the rotary plate being configured to cooperate with a rotary drive device.

The present invention is directed to a drilling fluid reclaimer. The reclaimer has at least one adjustable screen assembly for providing a leveling filter for reclaimed drill fluid. Used drill fluid is placed at the screen assembly at the front the of the screen assembly. The at least one screen is vibrated to separate large particulate matter from liquid drilling fluid. A second screen is provided for additional filtering. Large particulate matter is expelled by a chute at the back of the screen assembly. Drilling fluid passing through the screen is reclaimed for use with a drilling system.

The present invention is directed to a drilling fluid reclaimer. The reclaimer has at least one adjustable screen assembly for providing a leveling filter for reclaimed drill fluid. Used drill fluid is placed at the screen assembly at the front the of the screen assembly. The at least one screen is vibrated to separate large particulate matter from liquid drilling fluid. A second screen is provided for additional filtering. Large particulate matter is expelled by a chute at the back of the screen assembly. Drilling fluid passing through the screen is reclaimed for use with a drilling system.

A screen panel assembly includes a screen panel and a raised screen component disposed thereon. The raised screen component includes an inclined screen surface that defines a first plane oriented at a first angle relative to the screen panel and a wedge surface positioned at a back side of the raised screen component. The inclined screen surface has a front edge that is aligned with a top surface of the screen panel and is substantially perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of the screen panel, the first plane being substantially perpendicular to a displacement vector along which the screen panel assembly is accelerated by a vibratory separation device. The wedge surface is adapted to disrupt a flow path of a flow of a material mixture flowing in a longitudinal direction across the screen panel by redirecting the flow around opposing sides of the raised screen component.

A processing system for processing raw slurry material comprising at least liquid, sand, and contaminates comprises a barrel member, at least one transport member, at least one separator member, and a drive system. As the drive system rotates the barrel member about the barrel longitudinal axis, a portion of the raw slurry material is transported through a pre-processing portion of the processing chamber. At least a portion of the liquid and at least a portion of the contaminates in the raw slurry material flows back down the pre-processing portion of the processing chamber towards a barrel inlet. At least one intermediate opening is arranged such that at least a portion of the contaminates in the raw slurry material flowing down through the pre-processing portion of the processing chamber passes through the at least one intermediate opening.

A method for separating swine waste using at least one perforated conveyor belt and at least one fluid trough. A quantity of swine waste is collected through a slatted floor of a barn into at least one funneling channel. The quantity of swine waste is gravity-fed through the at least one funneling channel onto at least one perforated conveyor belt. Liquid waste is strained from the quantity of swine waste on at least one perforated conveyor belt into the fluid trough, retaining solid waste on the at least one perforated conveyor belt. The solid waste is then transported into a solid-waste storage vessel with the at least one perforated conveyor belt. Simultaneously, the liquid waste is gravity fed into a liquid-waste containment vessel from the at least one fluid trough. The solid waste and the liquid waste are stored to be processed later.