Patent classifications
B01D46/12
Incubator with Air Curtain
An incubator for cell and tissue culture under controlled atmospheric conditions has a primary air flow control device that forms a primary, preferably laminar flow, air veil across an opening that allows access to the cells or tissue cultures disposed within the incubator. Preferably, most if not all of the air in the primary (laminar flow) air veil is recirculated, and a secondary air flow control device is used that forms a secondary, preferably laminar flow, air veil between the primary (laminar flow) air veil and a user of the incubator.
DUST EXTRACTION DEVICE
A dust extraction device for filtering air, the dust extraction device including one or more filter housing, each having at least one air filter, an inlet housing fluidly connected to the filter housing, a fan assembly including a fan, a fan inlet and a fan outlet, the fan assembly fluidly connecting the filter housing to the fan outlet, and a support frame for supporting the filter housing, inlet housing and the fan assembly.
MIST AND VAPOR ELIMINATING FILTER, DEVICE, SYSTEM AND METHOD OF USE
Mist and vapor eliminating filters, devices, methods of filtering aircraft air using the devices, and systems including the devices, are disclosed.
MIST AND VAPOR ELIMINATING FILTER, DEVICE, SYSTEM AND METHOD OF USE
Mist and vapor eliminating filters, devices, methods of filtering aircraft air using the devices, and systems including the devices, are disclosed.
TOWER TYPE AIR CLEANING DEVICE FOR OUTDOOR
Provided is a tower-type outdoor air cleaning apparatus that is disposed outside a facility that performs air cleaning, cleans outside air, and supplies the cleaned air, including: a tower body unit that is disposed away from the facility on one side of the facility, is provided in a tower type with a double-wall structure, in which fomentation is performed inward, air is filtered and suctioned, and is exhausted; an air supply unit that is provided above the tower body unit, in which air is supplied through an upper portion thereof and air flows in through a side portion at a plurality of locations of an outer circumference thereof and is mixed with the air supplied through the upper portion; an air ventilation filter unit that is disposed inside the air supply unit and the tower body unit, filters the mixed air supplied from the air supply unit to be supplied to the facility connected thereto, and exhausts the air circulated in the facility to the outside; a fomentation facility unit that is disposed inside the tower body unit and generates heat and electricity using solar energy for use in fomentation; and a control unit that is connected to the air ventilation filter unit and the fomentation facility unit to control the amount of air supplied by the air supply unit through the air ventilation filter unit, and controls production and transfer of heat and electricity using solar energy in the fomentation facility unit.
TOWER TYPE AIR CLEANING DEVICE FOR OUTDOOR
Provided is a tower-type outdoor air cleaning apparatus that is disposed outside a facility that performs air cleaning, cleans outside air, and supplies the cleaned air, including: a tower body unit that is disposed away from the facility on one side of the facility, is provided in a tower type with a double-wall structure, in which fomentation is performed inward, air is filtered and suctioned, and is exhausted; an air supply unit that is provided above the tower body unit, in which air is supplied through an upper portion thereof and air flows in through a side portion at a plurality of locations of an outer circumference thereof and is mixed with the air supplied through the upper portion; an air ventilation filter unit that is disposed inside the air supply unit and the tower body unit, filters the mixed air supplied from the air supply unit to be supplied to the facility connected thereto, and exhausts the air circulated in the facility to the outside; a fomentation facility unit that is disposed inside the tower body unit and generates heat and electricity using solar energy for use in fomentation; and a control unit that is connected to the air ventilation filter unit and the fomentation facility unit to control the amount of air supplied by the air supply unit through the air ventilation filter unit, and controls production and transfer of heat and electricity using solar energy in the fomentation facility unit.
ARC FLASH ENERGY DIFFUSER
An arc flash management system including a cabinet having multiple walls surrounding electrical equipment capable of producing arc flash, at least one aperture within one of the walls, and an arc exhaust attachment emanating from at least one of the apertures for directing possible arc flash away from the cabinet.
ARC FLASH ENERGY DIFFUSER
An arc flash management system including a cabinet having multiple walls surrounding electrical equipment capable of producing arc flash, at least one aperture within one of the walls, and an arc exhaust attachment emanating from at least one of the apertures for directing possible arc flash away from the cabinet.
POINT OF USE OR POINT OF DISPENSE FILTER WITH MULTIPLE PLEAT PACKS
Embodiments provide a filter with a generally rectangular, non-cylindrical profile. The filter may have multiple pleat packs positioned between pleat covers that define regions and flow channels in a cavity of the filter body. The pleat covers have openings that allow a fluid to flow through the multiple pleat packs via parallel flows or series flows. End caps bonded to the body define flow passages for directing the fluid from an inlet to an outlet via the pleat packs for series or parallel filtration. The pleat packs may be made of the same or different materials and may be configured with the same or different heights based on flow requirements. A cage or a separator may be positioned between the pleat packs. The pleat packs may be made of a continuous pleated membrane with bridges defining a space between the pleat packs to accommodate the cage or separator.
POINT OF USE OR POINT OF DISPENSE FILTER WITH MULTIPLE PLEAT PACKS
Embodiments provide a filter with a generally rectangular, non-cylindrical profile. The filter may have multiple pleat packs positioned between pleat covers that define regions and flow channels in a cavity of the filter body. The pleat covers have openings that allow a fluid to flow through the multiple pleat packs via parallel flows or series flows. End caps bonded to the body define flow passages for directing the fluid from an inlet to an outlet via the pleat packs for series or parallel filtration. The pleat packs may be made of the same or different materials and may be configured with the same or different heights based on flow requirements. A cage or a separator may be positioned between the pleat packs. The pleat packs may be made of a continuous pleated membrane with bridges defining a space between the pleat packs to accommodate the cage or separator.