Patent classifications
B01D45/06
Device for separating solids from a fluid stream
A separator vessel has inlet, fluid outlet, and sand outlet ports. Each of the fluid and sand outlet ports are spaced below the inlet port. The separator has an enclosure between the inlet and fluid outlet ports. The enclosure redirects the fluid stream and defines an inner cavity above a lower edge of the enclosure, the lower edge defining a liquid flow area. The separator has one or more vanes extending along an outer surface of the enclosure which redirect the fluid stream along a curved flow path as the fluid stream flows toward the lower edge, and a plurality of apertures adjacent to the vanes, the apertures permitting fluid flow into the inner cavity of the enclosure. The fluid outlet port is disposed within the inner cavity above the lower edge of the enclosure and below one or more apertures.
Device for separating solids from a fluid stream
A separator vessel has inlet, fluid outlet, and sand outlet ports. Each of the fluid and sand outlet ports are spaced below the inlet port. The separator has an enclosure between the inlet and fluid outlet ports. The enclosure redirects the fluid stream and defines an inner cavity above a lower edge of the enclosure, the lower edge defining a liquid flow area. The separator has one or more vanes extending along an outer surface of the enclosure which redirect the fluid stream along a curved flow path as the fluid stream flows toward the lower edge, and a plurality of apertures adjacent to the vanes, the apertures permitting fluid flow into the inner cavity of the enclosure. The fluid outlet port is disposed within the inner cavity above the lower edge of the enclosure and below one or more apertures.
Flow path switching type collecting apparatus of by-product for semiconductor manufacturing process
The flow path switching type collecting apparatus of by-products for a semiconductor manufacturing process of the present disclosure includes: a cylindrical housing that has a top plate having a gas inlet and a bottom plate having a gas outlet and fastening portions extending and protruding inside the housing, and receives and then discharges an exhaust gas flowing inside; and a flow path switching type disc collection tower that is installed vertically in the housing and includes an open edge-mesh center type collection disc, a mesh edge-open center type collection disc, a solid edge-open center type collection disc, and an open edge-solid center type collection disc that have different external shape to collect by-products of an exhaust gas flowing insides.
Flow path switching type collecting apparatus of by-product for semiconductor manufacturing process
The flow path switching type collecting apparatus of by-products for a semiconductor manufacturing process of the present disclosure includes: a cylindrical housing that has a top plate having a gas inlet and a bottom plate having a gas outlet and fastening portions extending and protruding inside the housing, and receives and then discharges an exhaust gas flowing inside; and a flow path switching type disc collection tower that is installed vertically in the housing and includes an open edge-mesh center type collection disc, a mesh edge-open center type collection disc, a solid edge-open center type collection disc, and an open edge-solid center type collection disc that have different external shape to collect by-products of an exhaust gas flowing insides.
BLOW-BY GAS DISCHARGE DEVICE
This blow-by gas discharge device is provided with: blow-by gas piping 23 which is extended from the height position of the upper end of an internal combustion engine 1 to the height position of the lower end, is exposed to the outside air, and has an outlet 33 open to the atmosphere; and a heating chamber 24 which is provided between the ends of the blow-by gas piping, is formed in the flywheel housing 10 of the internal combustion engine, and heats blow-by gas.
BLOW-BY GAS DISCHARGE DEVICE
This blow-by gas discharge device is provided with: blow-by gas piping 23 which is extended from the height position of the upper end of an internal combustion engine 1 to the height position of the lower end, is exposed to the outside air, and has an outlet 33 open to the atmosphere; and a heating chamber 24 which is provided between the ends of the blow-by gas piping, is formed in the flywheel housing 10 of the internal combustion engine, and heats blow-by gas.
FRESH AIR INLET WITH VORTEX DEBRIS COLLECTION
A air inlet for an air handling unit includes an intake grate that extends around a central axis and is configured to admit an airflow therethrough. The air inlet further includes an outlet duct arranged to lie along the central axis and positioned radially inward of the intake grate. The air inlet further includes a debris collection housing.
FRESH AIR INLET WITH VORTEX DEBRIS COLLECTION
A air inlet for an air handling unit includes an intake grate that extends around a central axis and is configured to admit an airflow therethrough. The air inlet further includes an outlet duct arranged to lie along the central axis and positioned radially inward of the intake grate. The air inlet further includes a debris collection housing.
GAS-LIQUID SEPARATOR
Provided in the present application is a gas-liquid separator. The gas-liquid separator comprises a housing and a separation cylinder assembly. The housing comprises a cylindrical housing side wall, and a first end plate and a second end plate that are located at opposite ends of the housing side wall. The housing comprises a housing inlet and an upper housing outlet, the housing inlet being provided on the first end plate, and the upper housing outlet being provided on an upper part of the housing side wall. The separation cylinder assembly is arranged in a housing accommodating cavity, and the axis of the separation cylinder assembly is arranged transversely to the axis of the cylindrical housing side wall, and the separation cylinder assembly comprises an outer cylinder and an inner cylinder arranged in the outer cylinder, with the outer cylinder being supported at the bottom of the housing side wall; and the separation cylinder assembly further comprises a separation space defined between the outer cylinder and the inner cylinder and located at an upper part of the separation cylinder assembly, a lower space located at the lower part of the separation cylinder assembly and an upper outlet located at the upper part of the separation cylinder assembly, with the separation space being in communication with the housing inlet, and the upper outlet being in communication with the separation space and the housing accommodating cavity. The gas-liquid separator has advantages such as having a high separation efficiency, low noise and a small size.
GAS-LIQUID SEPARATOR
Provided in the present application is a gas-liquid separator. The gas-liquid separator comprises a housing and a separation cylinder assembly. The housing comprises a cylindrical housing side wall, and a first end plate and a second end plate that are located at opposite ends of the housing side wall. The housing comprises a housing inlet and an upper housing outlet, the housing inlet being provided on the first end plate, and the upper housing outlet being provided on an upper part of the housing side wall. The separation cylinder assembly is arranged in a housing accommodating cavity, and the axis of the separation cylinder assembly is arranged transversely to the axis of the cylindrical housing side wall, and the separation cylinder assembly comprises an outer cylinder and an inner cylinder arranged in the outer cylinder, with the outer cylinder being supported at the bottom of the housing side wall; and the separation cylinder assembly further comprises a separation space defined between the outer cylinder and the inner cylinder and located at an upper part of the separation cylinder assembly, a lower space located at the lower part of the separation cylinder assembly and an upper outlet located at the upper part of the separation cylinder assembly, with the separation space being in communication with the housing inlet, and the upper outlet being in communication with the separation space and the housing accommodating cavity. The gas-liquid separator has advantages such as having a high separation efficiency, low noise and a small size.