B01F35/714

AUTOMATIC INK COLOR BLENDING APPARATUS
20190143285 · 2019-05-16 ·

Disclosed is an automatic ink color blending apparatus, which comprises an apparatus cabinet (1) with a carrying platform (11), an ink bucket moving platform (2) provided on the carrying platform, the ink bucket moving platform including a moving guide rail (21), a weighing device (22) and an ink bucket (23), and wherein the ink bucket is disposed on the weighing device,the weighing device is provided on the moving guide rail and moves along the moving guide rail, an ink supply tank (3) arranged above the ink bucket moving platform,and wherein the ink supply tank includes a plurality of ink supply devices (31), each of which provides inks of different chromaticity and a control terminal (4) provided on the carrying platform, which is electrically connected to the ink supply tank, the moving guide rail and the weighing device respectively, for obtaining target chromaticity information, and generating control information of ink selection to select one or several ink supply devices to inject the corresponding chromaticity ink into the ink bucket sucessively, wherein the control information of ink selection includes selection information of an ink device and information of the amount of ink to be injected.

Automated solution dispenser

The present invention relates to an automated solution dispenser for dispensing a solution having a defined list of characteristics. In particular, the automated solution dispenser according to the present invention is provided with one or more of the following modules: Central Mixing Chamber (CMC), Flush and Verification System (FVS), Liquid Handling System (LHS), Control System (CS), Pivot Pipe System (PPS), Solid Handling System (SHS) (which includes a Delivery mechanism and a Measuring mechanism), a Bottle Handling System (BHS), a Water Purification System (WPS) and Bottle Marking/Label (BM). The combination of one or more of these modules enables the automation of the creation of solution having the required characteristics.

BULK MATERIAL HANDLING SYSTEM FOR REDUCED DUST, NOISE, AND EMISSIONS

In accordance with presently disclosed embodiments, systems and methods for handling bulk material in a manner that reduces dust, noise, and emissions are provided. The presently disclosed techniques use portable containers to transfer bulk material from a transportation unit to a blender inlet. The containers may be carried to the location on the transportation unit, where a hoisting mechanism is used to remove the container from the transportation unit and place it in a desired location. When bulk material is needed at the blender inlet, the hoisting mechanism may position the container of bulk material onto an elevated support structure. Once on the support structure, the container may be opened to release bulk material to a gravity feed outlet, which routes the bulk material from the container directly into the blender inlet. The disclosed containerized bulk material transfer system and method allows for reduced dust, noise, and emissions on location.

ADVANCED FLUID PROCESSING METHODS AND SYSTEMS

This disclosure features methods of forming chemical compositions. The method includes (1) mixing a plurality of continuous material flows in a mixing tank to form a chemical composition, each continuous material flow including at least one component of the composition; and (2) moving a continuous flow of the chemical composition to a packaging station downstream of the mixing tank. The mixing and moving steps are performed continuously. This disclosure also features systems that can be used to perform such methods.

ENCLOSED, MULTI-CHAMBER METERING AND MIXING SYSTEM USED FOR URINALYSIS
20240248025 · 2024-07-25 ·

A liquid metering and mixing system for preparing a plurality of samples for analysis. The system includes: a liquid metering apparatus disposed in fluid communication with a sample holder and a plurality of reaction chambers and configured to meter a volume of a liquid into each of the plurality of reaction chambers, wherein each of the plurality of reaction chambers includes a reagent; and a mixing apparatus comprising a plurality of mixing elements, wherein each of the plurality of mixing elements is disposed in a corresponding reaction chamber of the plurality of reaction chambers and is adapted to mix the volume of the liquid with the reagent in preparation for analysis

SYSTEM FOR MIXING BEVERAGES AND METHOD OF DOING THE SAME

A module includes a housing, a sealing feature, a locking feature, and an agitator. The housing has an opening separating inner and outer surfaces and a boss that extends through the housing such that part of the outer surface forms an inner bore of the boss having a terminus pointing toward the opening. The agitator has a base, a shaft, and a mixing element coupled to the base such that the base, in cooperation with the sealing feature, circumferentially seals the opening of the housing to form a cavity defined by the inner surface. The shaft passes through the inner bore. The locking feature when engaged permits independent or simultaneous translational and rotational movement of the shaft while an area between the terminus of the boss and the shaft remains mechanically sealed during the movement against liquid or powder encroachment into a clean area of the inner bore.

METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR DYNAMIC GAS MIXTURE PRODUCTION
20190046936 · 2019-02-14 ·

The present invention relates to a method for producing and delivering a gas mixture having a selected composition of a first gas and at least one second gas, comprising the following steps: (a) providing a main gas flow comprising the first gas in a main conduit, (b) separating the main gas flow into a first plurality of secondary gas flows, (c) guiding each secondary gas flow through a secondary conduit, (d) adding at least one second gas to at least one of the first plurality of secondary gas flows in the respective secondary conduit through a delivering conduit, said delivering conduit protruding into the secondary conduit, and (e) combining the first plurality of secondary gas flows to the gas mixture. With the technical teaching of the present invention a dynamic gas bottle filling is possible wherein the second gas components may have a concentration form some ppb to percent.

System for mixing beverages and method of doing the same

A beverage mixing system includes a housing, a sealing feature, a locking feature, and an agitator. The housing has an opening separating inner and outer surfaces and a boss that extends through the housing such that part of the outer surface forms an inner bore of the boss having a terminus pointing toward the opening. The agitator has a base, a shaft, and a mixing element coupled to the base such that the base, in cooperation with the sealing feature, circumferentially seals the opening of the housing to form a cavity defined by the inner surface. The shaft passes through the inner bore. The locking feature when engaged permits independent or simultaneous translational and rotational movement of the shaft while an area between the terminus of the boss and the shaft remains mechanically sealed during the movement against liquid or powder encroachment into a clean area of the inner bore.

Advanced fluid processing methods and systems

This disclosure features methods of forming chemical compositions. The method includes (1) mixing a plurality of continuous material flows in a mixing tank to form a chemical composition, each continuous material flow including at least one component of the composition; and (2) moving a continuous flow of the chemical composition to a packaging station downstream of the mixing tank. The mixing and moving steps are performed continuously. This disclosure also features systems that can be used to perform such methods.

Gas mixing and product production systems and methods

A method of for mixing gases is described. The gases may include a first and a second gas wherein a gas mixing system accepts the gases and operates in a plurality of modes of operation to produce a discharge gas including a mixture thereof, and the second gas may be supplied without the first gas, and the first gas may be supplied without the second gas. The gas mixing system may be integrated with a gas processing system to produce a biogas-related product. The gas mixing system may be a compressor, a jet compressor, an ejector, an eductor, venturi jet pump, eductor-jet pump, and/or a thermocompressor, that uses a first stream of high-pressure gas to entrain a relatively lower pressure second gas, mixes the two, and discharges a third gas mixture that is of a sufficiently elevated pressure to be supplied to other areas of a production facility.