An oil separator of an outdoor unit of an air conditioner includes a tank body, an inlet pipe, a gas outlet pipe and a separating member, the lower end of the tank body being provided with an oil outlet, the inlet pipe being connected to the tank body, the central line of the inlet pipe being parallel to a horizontal direction, the gas outlet pipe being connected to the upper end of the tank body. A mixture has a tangential speed and rotates in the tank body, and oil-gas separation is realized by a centrifugal force, and kinetic energy loss is reduced. The inlet pipe is parallel to the horizontal direction so as to reduce unnecessary collisions between the mixture and the upper end of the tank body, and to allow sufficient time for the mixture to be separated.

The present invention relates to a self-contained unit having a system for recovering polymer over spray from a pallet coating process. The self-contained unit includes a common enclosure having at least four walls, a ceiling and a floor. There is a collection tank located below the floor of the common enclosure and a roof platform is located above the ceiling of the common enclosure. Within the common enclosure is at least one spray booth having a waterfall wall with liquid flowing down a face of the waterfall wall to the collection tank. Mounted on the roof platform is a consolidation tank, hydrocyclone and pressure filter that are all part of the system for removing the polymer from the over spray mixture collected at the collection tank.

A passive cyclone separator to treat a fluid in a microgravity environment to separate a liquid phase of the fluid from a gas phase of the fluid, comprising a tubular body having a longitudinal axis and internally defining a separation chamber within which the gas phase of the fluid is separable, in use, from the liquid phase of the fluid; an inlet opening through which the fluid is injectable, in use, into the separation chamber along an injection axis; a liquid phase outlet opening, through which the liquid phase separated from the gas phase exits, in use, the separation chamber; and a gas phase outlet opening, through which the gas phase separated from the liquid phase exits, in use, the separation chamber; the injection axis is inclined towards the liquid phase outlet opening so as to define a non-zero fluid injection angle with a direction orthogonal to the longitudinal axis.

A passive cyclone separator to treat a fluid in a microgravity environment to separate a liquid phase of the fluid from a gas phase of the fluid, comprising a tubular body having a longitudinal axis and internally defining a separation chamber within which the gas phase of the fluid is separable, in use, from the liquid phase of the fluid; an inlet opening through which the fluid is injectable, in use, into the separation chamber along an injection axis; a liquid phase outlet opening, through which the liquid phase separated from the gas phase exits, in use, the separation chamber; and a gas phase outlet opening, through which the gas phase separated from the liquid phase exits, in use, the separation chamber; the injection axis is inclined towards the liquid phase outlet opening so as to define a non-zero fluid injection angle with a direction orthogonal to the longitudinal axis.

A hanger for a turbine engine can include a first surface confronting a cooling airflow, a second surface facing a heated airflow, and a third surface radially outward of the first surface. The hanger can also include a cyclonic separator with a dirty air inlet and a clean air outlet, as well as a cooling air circuit extending through the cyclonic separator.

A component assembly for a space environment includes a main body, and a plurality of main body openings in the main body. Each main body opening has an identical cross-sectional shape. A plurality of inserts are installed to the main body at respective main body openings of the plurality of main body openings. Each insert of the plurality of inserts defines a fluid port for a fluid flow to flow into the main body or out of the main body via the respective main body openings. At least two fluid ports have a different cross-sectional configuration.

A component assembly for a space environment includes a main body, and a plurality of main body openings in the main body. Each main body opening has an identical cross-sectional shape. A plurality of inserts are installed to the main body at respective main body openings of the plurality of main body openings. Each insert of the plurality of inserts defines a fluid port for a fluid flow to flow into the main body or out of the main body via the respective main body openings. At least two fluid ports have a different cross-sectional configuration.

Disclosed herein a Cyclone Filter for separating heavy particles from water or any other liquid. The filter comprises a Head (1) to introduce the liquid into the Filter, causing the liquid to swirl enhanced by internal shape of head (1) and flow of liquid takes turn around vertex pipe (3), said liquid containing solid foreign matter; a vertical Vertex pipe (3) to lead clean water out of the filter; a Vane (2) to separate Head from separation chamber; a Hollow Cylindrical separation chamber (4) where particles of more mass will be pushed away from the central axis and towards the wall due to increased flowrate and swirling action; a collection tank (6) to collect the dropped particles; characterized in that the vane (2) comprises curved surfaces with substantially elliptical pathways (2A) perpendicular the Vertex pipe (3) that enhances the velocity of flow and its swirling action.

Disclosed herein a Cyclone Filter for separating heavy particles from water or any other liquid. The filter comprises a Head (1) to introduce the liquid into the Filter, causing the liquid to swirl enhanced by internal shape of head (1) and flow of liquid takes turn around vertex pipe (3), said liquid containing solid foreign matter; a vertical Vertex pipe (3) to lead clean water out of the filter; a Vane (2) to separate Head from separation chamber; a Hollow Cylindrical separation chamber (4) where particles of more mass will be pushed away from the central axis and towards the wall due to increased flowrate and swirling action; a collection tank (6) to collect the dropped particles; characterized in that the vane (2) comprises curved surfaces with substantially elliptical pathways (2A) perpendicular the Vertex pipe (3) that enhances the velocity of flow and its swirling action.

A rice input structure of an automatic electric pressure cooker that automatically adds rice and water for cooking includes a cyclone rice separator mounted on a lid and having an opening/closing hole for putting rice into an inner pot, an air intake pipe connected to one side of the cyclone rice separator and generating a intake pressure, a rice transfer pipe connected in a tangential direction of the cyclone rice separator and connected to a rice container, a valve passing through an axial direction of the cyclone rice separator to open and close the opening/closing hole, and a valve opening/closing device having a link pressing an upper end of the valve and an actuator rotating the link.